Mercedes is not tiptoeing towards electrification. The automaker has devised a competitive plan and shows no signs of slowing down. That’s why every few months it turns out that some other Mercedes-Benz EV is announced.
In all this elimination of gasoline engines, Mercedes will have to make sure it makes cars that convey the luxury consumers expect from the automaker. It all started with the EQS as the electric edition of the S-Class sedan and continued with the EQS. SUV. A larger vehicle with more headroom, off-road features and the number one feature sought after in the American market: it’s an SUV.
While the parity in technical characteristics between the EQS and EQS SUV is impressive, S-class owners who upgrade to a luxury electric vehicle will notice the EQS SUV’s greater leeway. There’s also the design, which looks better on the SUV. , and if you opt for all-wheel drive, off-road features are there for when the house is on a dirt road. Enable browser notifications to get the latest news. Gadget Alerts You can turn off notifications at any time in your settings menu. Not nowOnEnabled
Still, we tested the EQS SUV and found that, overall, it’s an impressive gateway to the luxury EV SUV market, even with its regenerative brake pedal. Watch the video below for the full story.