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Approved Used Mercedes-Benz EQB For Sale

Check out offers on approved used Mercedes-Benz EQB models. Each model is prepared to the highest standards through the Approved Used Mercedes-Benz programme, whilst a host of finance options are readily available.

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Why buy an Approved Used Mercedes-Benz EQB?

Launched in 2022, the Mercedes-Benz EQB is the brand's electric seven-seat SUV. It is similar to the internal combustion GLB, which also offers seven seats.

Because of the EQB's electric nature, it uses an electric motor and battery, rather than an internal combustion engine. There is three power options available, in the form of the 188bhp, 225bhp, and 288bhp variants. 0 to 62mph times drop with the more power you opt for, ranging from 8.9 seconds, 8.0 seconds, and 6.2 seconds respectively. Battery range also varies, with the most powerful 225bhp variant offering up to 288 miles, while the 225bhp version offers up to 255 miles, whilst the 188bhp version offers up to 187 miles.

Running costs will be less than a comparable internal combustion vehicle, and specialist servicing can be taken care of at any Stratstone Mercedes-Benz retailer.

As for practicality, with seven seats, the EQB does not have many rivals, and is great for those looking for lots of seating, whilst having a zero-emission vehicle. That said, the boot size is 465 litres with five seats in place, which is less than the 570 litres you get in a GLB.

Is the Mercedes-Benz EQB a seven-seater?

Yes, the Mercedes-Benz EQB is a seven-seater, that is also electric, meaning it has few rivals. Some alternatives include the Tesla Model X and the Kia EV9.

Where is the Mercedes-Benz EQB built?

The Mercedes-Benz EQB is built in Hungary, at the Mercedes-Benz Kecskemét plant.

Which is bigger, the EQB or GLB?

The electric EQB is slightly smaller than its similar GLB combustion-engined sibling. There is also less boot space in the EQB due to its electrical components.

Is EQB or EQC bigger?

The Mercedes-Benz EQC is bigger than the EQB. Comparing boot sizes, the EQC has a storage capacity of 500 litres, while the EQB offers slightly less space at 495 litres.

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