Watch As Dozens Of Mercedes G-Class SUVs In White Protective Covers Get Transported By Train

Watch as dozens of Mercedes G-Class SUVs in with white protective cover get transported By train.

The SUVs likely making trip from Magna Steyr’s assembly line in Austria, where it has been built since in 1979.

Mercedes-Benz celebrated the production of its 600,000th G-Wagon, an electric G 580 with EQ Technology, earlier this month.

Production milestone comes two years after the 500,000th G-Class, a “Mercedes-Benz G‑Class Edition STRONGER THAN THE 1980s”. 

Video shared shows over 90 units of brand new Mercedes-Benz G-Class Sports Utility Vehicles (SUVs) in white protective covers being transported by a freight train, likely from Magna Steyr’s assembly line in Austria, where it has been built since production started in 1979.

The iconic Mercedes G-Class, sometimes called G-Wagen (short for Geländewagen) and G-Wagon (as it is known in Nigeria), is manufactured by Magna Steyr, an automobile manufacturer based in Graz, Austria, and sold by Mercedes-Benz.

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Recall that Mercedes-Benz celebrated the production of its 600,000th G-Wagon earlier this month. The milestone vehicle, an electric G 580 with EQ Technology, is finished in obsidian black metallic.

The production milestone comes nearly two years after the 500,000th G-Class, a “Mercedes‑Benz G‑Class Edition STRONGER THAN THE 1980s”, was produced in April 2023 and 5 years after the 400,000th model of the boxy SUV rolled off at the Magna Steyr’s assembly line in Austria in December 2020.

The Austrian-made legendary military-based Mercedes‑Benz G-Class, which has also been sold under the Puch name as Puch G, is famous among Nigerian celebrities because of its off-road capabilities.

The G-Class, alongside the S-Class and E-Class, remains Mercedes‑Benz longest-produced passenger car model series in the brand’s history. Both convertibles with a short wheelbase and station wagons with a short or long wheelbase, have been produced since production started four decades ago.

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