2023 Mercedes All-Electric Vehicle Lineup

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Are you shopping around %%target_city_1%% for Mercedes-Benz electric vehicles? Technically, Mercedes-Benz EVs are made by their electric division, Mercedes-EQ. Take a moment to learn about the highlights of currently released Mercedes All-Electric cars and SUVs. Then, fill out a pre-approval and contact {$DEALERNAME} to arrange test drives!

 

 

2022 EQS Sedan ($146,500 MSRP*)

EQS is currently still in the 2022 model year. This hypercar is designed to merge the top-shelf luxury and supercar performance of the S-Class with a fully electric drivetrain. It can accelerate from 0-100 KMH in just 4.3 seconds. All the while, it features 547 km of electric range, and a 10% to 80% DC fast charging time of 37 minutes!

2023 EQS SUV ($136,000 MSRP*)

The EQS SUV features up to 469 km of range, 335 hp, 590 lb-ft of torque, and a DC fast charging time of 10% to 80% in 37 minutes. What's more, the EQS SUV can seat 5 or 7 passengers, depending on which configuration %%target_city_2%% drivers choose. It also features 2,095 L of cargo space.

2023 EQE SUV ($94,900 MSRP*)

The 2023 EQE SUV takes comfort and capability to the next level, with a spacious and luxurious interior and an electric powertrain that can output up to 402 hp and go from 0-100 KMH in as little as 4.9 seconds. The 2023 EQE SUV comes in two configurations, the base with an 89 kWh battery and the top trim with a 90.6 kWh battery, and can reach an impressive 433 km of range on a full charge.

2023 EQE Sedan ($85,600 MSRP*)

Following many of the design principles of the 2023 EQE SUV, the 2023 EQE Sedan sports much of the same impressive power and performance as its SUV counterpart. The 2023 EQE takes it up a notch by offering an AMG model, which tops the lineup with 617 hp and an 0-100 KMH time of 3.5 seconds. For those looking for a more efficient ride, though, they may want to opt for the other two EQE Sedan trims, which give drivers the most electric range with up to 418 km on a full charge.

2023 EQB SUV ($75,700 MSRP*)

The 2023 EQB SUV is the most affordable among the lineup of Mercedes All-Electric cars and SUVs. All the while, it provides exceptional range (365 km) and performance specs (0-100 KMH in 6.2 seconds. As with the EQS SUV, it can sit 5 or 7 passengers, depending upon how you configure it, and it features up to 1,710 L of cargo space.

Mercedes All-Electric Cars: FAQS

• Where Can I Find Charging Stations? They're located all over town. We recommend using the ChargePoint app to find the closest options to you.
• Are electric vehicles safe? Mercedes-Benz electric vehicles pass all the same safety tests that combustion engine vehicles do. They're as safe as any other vehicle. In the event of an accident, the battery is immediately disconnected.
• How Often Do I Need to Charge? It depends. Most EV drivers own a home charger and passively charge their vehicles in the garage. This is sure to take care of a good chunk of your charging, but you still need to charge up at public stations from time to time.

Test Drive the Mercedes All-Electric Lineup Near %%target_city_3%%

If you're interested in test-driving Mercedes All-Electric electric cars, call {$DEALERNAME} at %%phone_sales%% to arrange an appointment. We can help you further navigate your options among the available Mercedes-Benz electric vehicles. While you're here, check out our overviews of what All-Electric stands for and how to prep your home for an EV!