beloved Mercedes tried to think outside the box when it developed its electric executive sedan. The result is a mix of high and low – comfort is good, but there are faults.
In this user test, you will discover, among other things:
✓ Model strengths.
✓ Purchase cost.
✓ Service and repair costs.
✓ Weaknesses of the model and…
✓ …what you should definitely be careful of!
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Would you dare attack a used electric car in the form of a Mercedes EQE? Not until you read our used test of the model. Photo: Patrick Lindgren/Express Lifestyle
Want to grab it with your right hand and click around? The Mercedes EQE resembles a computer mouse in its absolute lack of angles. The Mercedes EQE does what the Audi 100 and Ford Sierra did 40 years ago, rounding off every line until it leaves almost no impression on the air it’s meant to stick to.
The air resistance generated by the slippery shape is very low, so the EQE also has good range, not least on the road. We also recognise the design language from the slightly larger EQS, as well as the technology. Both are based on Mercedes' EVA2 pure electric vehicle platform, which also forms the basis for two similar round SUV models.
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