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Does Mercedes have an electric car?
I’m looking into buying an electric car, but am interested in getting something that’s a bit more luxurious. I’ve never shopped for a Mercedes, but if I’m investing in something eco-friendly, it seems worth it to get something a little nicer. I’m curious—does Mercedes have an electric car?
Jason Crosby · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Mercedes does have three electric vehicles, two of which will be available in America in 2022: the Mercedes Benz EQB SUV which is a luxury SUV that offers a refined mix of both carbon-friendly power, luxury, and performance. The other two are the
Mercedes Benz EQS
and EQE sedans.Not a whole lot is currently known about these models, and official EPA range estimates have still not been released.
Here’s the low-down on what we do know so far about the **Mercedes Benz EQ SUV, **which is priced at approximately $50,000 for the base model:
- Two AMG-specific electric motors that pump out 649 hp and 700 lb-ft of torque
- It comes with a “Race Start” mode that increases its dual engine output to 751 hp and 752 lb-ft of torque from the standard
- An advanced cooling system to handle its phenomenal performance
The Mercedes Benz EQS sedan costs around $100,000. However, the more affordable EQE sedan is estimated to be priced at around $65,000 and is meant to compete with Tesla’s Model S and X. It has some impressive stats, including:
- An electric motor will offer 288 hp and 391 lb-ft of torque
- A 0-60 mph time of 5.6 seconds
- Standard 19-inch wheels
- An available all-wheel-drive version with 400-hp
The EQE is coming mid-2022 for buyers in the U.S., so keep your eyes and ears peeled. If you aren’t a fan of Teslas, but still want an EV that combines luxury with a zero-emissions state of mind, the EQE will probably be your best choice.
And when you’re ready to insure your new Mercedes,
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