The new model will go up against the massive Lotus Eletre and future Porsche full-size EV SUVs when it arrives in a few years.

Prices still start just below the cap for the EV tax credit, but this lineup once again appears not to qualify.

Mercedes-Benz performance arm, Mercedes-AMG has teased its upcoming model, which the manufacturer says is its first standalone, high-performance SUV, and the second to be built on the AMG.EA platform for fully electric vehicles;

Mercedes-AMG is developing a new high-performance, all-electric, groundbreaking off-roader-SUV in-house named Born in Affalterbach.

The electric AMG SUV will use the same AMG.EA platform as AMG's upcoming electric sedan, with prototypes undergoing initial testing this winter.

To date, Mercedes-AMG has built five standalone cars. That list is already set to expand to six when the sub-brand's new electric sedan debuts — but as it turns out, the Mercedes performance group won't stop there.

Mercedes-AMG is building a big car using lots of electricity and likely a fair few spells. That shady teaser pic above previews AMG’s first ever SUV. An electric SUV. ‘But wait,’ you cry, ‘AMG already builds loads of SUVs like the GLA and the GLB and the GLC and the GLE and the GLS and the EQE and the G-Wagen!