Mercedes-Benz EQ-Class 2023 News

After years of trying and failing with worthy attempts like the i3 luxury hatchback and i8 supercar, BMW Australia seems to have finally found the right formula for electric vehicle (EV) success with the coming iX1.

Mercedes-Benz has revealed that the EQE SUV will be the brand’s true blockbuster electric vehicle, with the design and dynamic appeal to take it to the top of the EV SUV luxury class in Australia. Reported to be priced from about $160,000 when it launches sometime after the middle of next year, the newly-unveiled midsizer is taking aim at the Tesla Model Y, BMW iX and Polestar 3, as well as the A

Mercedes-Benz’s third electric SUV after the midsized EQC and compact EQA has been officially on sale in Australia since September 1, yet we hear there might still be some available stock for a pre-Christmas delivery for buyers who are quick enough.

Faced with increasing competition and more customer demand for electric SUVs, Mercedes-Benz has taken a two-pronged approach for its latest entry - the EQE SUV.