Mercedes-Benz is planning to introduce a new steer-by-wire system and yoke-style steering wheel to its vehicles starting next year. The by-wire system replaces the mechanical connection between the ...

Mercedes-Benz is planning to introduce a new steer-by-wire system and yoke-style steering wheel to its vehicles starting next year. The by-wire system replaces the mechanical connection between ...

Powering the base RZ is a 221 hp while the flagship version delivers 402 hp. All new 2026 Lexus RZ models include an NACS ...

Mercedes will begin equipping its cars with drive-by-wire tech as early as next year. It will show off the tech by also making a yoke steering wheel available to owners. The automaker says that ...

It also increases knee room for taller drivers. The yoke shape is secondary to the steer-by-wire system from Mercedes-Benz. The brand wants to improve the driving experience of vehicles that use ...

The question is – should GM follow suit? Tesla is undoubtedly the most obvious example when it comes to yoke-style inputs and drive-by-wire steering, most famously with the Cybertruck ...

even if you still turn a wheel (or a yoke) in the cockpit. In a vehicle with electric motors at two or four corners, steer-by-wire could pull off some amazing tricks. There’s little appeal in ...

Tesla famously added a Steering Yoke to its Model 3 and others in select regions, but those vehicles didn’t feature the steer-by-wire system that was later introduced to Cybertruck. Some Model S ...

Mercedes-Benz has developed a new steer-by-wire system that will debut in production vehicles in 2026, the company announced in an April 22 press release. The automaker says it will be the first ...

The US brand has since introduced a steer-by-wire setup for Cybertruck, though a yoke wheel is not available for its largest and most expensive vehicle. Mercedes says its system's flexibility not ...