The first entirely electric popemobile has been delivered to Pope Francis by Mercedes-Benz. Inspired by the principles outlined in the Encyclical, Laudato Si', it will be used throughout the Jubilee. December 04, 2024 – Mercedes-Benz has been supplying cars to the Vatican for 94 years and for the past 45 years, the Pope has been using the renowned “Popemobiles” based on the Mercedes-Benz G-Class. Pope Francis will become the first pontiff to use an electric Popemobile, thanks to a special project from Mercedes-Benz. Ola Källenius, the CEO of Mercedes-Benz, presented the Pope. .
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