Mercedes-Benz EQ Range

The Mercedes-Benz EQ range consists of various hybrid and electric vehicles, a range which has been expanding consistently year on year for some time now. The ultimate goal is to make a seamless transition from fossil-fuelled vehicles to a more sustainable power source.

All-electric EQ vehicles include the stylish EQA, the powerful EQC and the practical EQV MPV, all of which offer an excellent range and fast-charging capabilities.

Alternatively, if you are looking for a plug-in hybrid (PHEV) model, then a growing number of cars such as the Mercedes-Benz A-Class, C-Class and even SUVs such as the GLC or GLE are available as PHEV variants.

Finally, Mercedes-Benz also have a range of cars, including Mercedes-AMG models, that utilise their EQ Boost mild hybrid technology.

Mercedes-Benz EQ is the name for the growing range of fully electric cars. These cars do not have an internal combustion engine (ICE) to power them, instead they have an electric motor.

Due to the lack of petrol or diesel engines, EQ cars deliver an almost silent drive, instant torque and zero tailpipe emissions.

Each Mercedes-Benz electric car has a different all-electric range, this is the number of miles that can be driven before the battery electric vehicle (BEV) will need charging at home, work or at a public charging station.

Not only are EVs kinder to the environment than conventionally powered vehicles, you can also expect cheaper running costs.

Various models in the Mercedes-Benz and Mercedes-AMG range feature EQ Boost, an intelligent mild hybrid system.

Similarly to the plug-in hybrid models, the EQ Boost system utilises both a combustion engine and an electric motor, however, instead of the electric motor operating independently it works in parallel with the engine.

Mild hybrid vehicles do not require charging like plug-in hybrid and electric vehicles but they do still enhance efficiency and increase the power delivered.