Mercedes-Benz EQC electric
With Mercedes-Benz planning to foray into EQC before pulling the plug on its electric SUVs in early 2021, Mercedes-Benz was careful to say that the EQC EV will be sold in the U.S. but for the time being, it will remain an option only overseas markets.
Mercedes-Benz’s 2022 EQC, the first in its entire lineup of battery EVs from Mercedes, will serve as an important part of the company’s electrification strategy. The EQC SUV is powered by two electric motors, which makes it not only a zero-emissions vehicle but also a performance-oriented electric vehicle. The EQ Power+ bodied car with its superior performance will redefine the meaning of mobility in the urban environment. The Mercedes-Benz EQC is an innovative premium compact SUV that is facing competition from competitors such as the Tesla Model X EV, Audi e-Tron EV, and the Jaguar I-Pace EV.
Mercedes-Benz EQC, Range
The Mercedes-Benz EQC has a driving range of 200 miles or less. That puts it well behind the Tesla Model X EV, which can provide over 300 miles of range on a single charge.
Mercedes-Benz EQC, Speed
The EQC SUV will be powered by two electric motors paired with a lithium-ion battery, and a one-speed direct-drive transmission used to power all four wheels. This powertrain delivers a total output of 402 hp and 561 lb-ft of torque.
Mercedes-Benz estimated that it would have accelerated from zero to 60 mph in 4.8 seconds. This would have put it behind its major rival in this segment, the Tesla Model X EV. Tesla claims zero to 60 mph of 4.4 seconds for the long-range model and 2.7 seconds for the high-performance version with this Ludicrous mode.
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Mercedes-Benz EQC, Price
Originally, the Mercedes-Benz EQC was priced starting at $68,895, with prices rising to $77,615 for the highest-end variant.
Mercedes-Benz EQC, Features
The EQC would have been a compact SUV that could comfortably seat five, with its fully electric powertrain making crisp acceleration as well as quiet performance part of the package with many luxury electric vehicles, high-gloss plastics, sleek fabrics, and modern design. With its cabin looking appropriately deluxe, Mercedes-Benz’s mix of EQC of opulence and eco-friendly electrification would have made it an attractive pick for green-minded luxury-SUV buyers.
Mercedes-Benz EQC, Interior
The cabin of the EQC EV would have offered more outright luxury than buyers in rivals like the Tesla Model X Ev and Jaguar I-Pace EV. The construction was solid, the execution was impeccable, and the quality of the materials used was above reproach.
Mercedes never revealed the final cargo capacity for this EV. However, as a reference point, the GLC class on which the EQC would have been based offers about 19 cubic feet of cargo space behind its rear seats.
Is Mercedes EQC Available in the USA?
Automotive News said in a 2021 report that Mercedes-Benz would allow dealers to move to the U.S. around 2025. Informed about the plans to launch the next-gen EQC and bring the C-Class EV into the country.
Is Mercedes EQC Fully Electric?
EQC A 4×4 that is 100% electric, yet unmistakably Mercedes-Benz. With its astonishing range and innovative driver assistance features, along with extensive charging points across the UK, it represents a new way to drive electric.
What’s it like to drive an electric car?
Thanks to the electric car’s torque motor, the driver can enjoy powerful, dynamic acceleration if that’s what they want, or what they need when passing or merging on the highway. An electric motor means no clutch and no clutch means no jerk. Acceleration is steady and comfortable.
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