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Reviewed: The EQB
18 Jul 2022
We’ve been at Mercedes-Benz of Plymouth for another electrifying review. This time, we put the recently launched all-electric EQB under the spotlight and asked one of our Star Experts from Mercedes-Benz of Plymouth, Callum Pridmore, to give us the ins and outs.
Callum explains to us why this stylish, spacious and emission-less SUV is a true family favourite. You can watch the full video by clicking the play button below. If you enjoy the video, head over to the Mercedes-Benz South West YouTube Page where you can find more videos like this one as well as lots more useful content.
The EQB: Stylish Space
The EQB is spacious on the inside and compact on the outside. It features the typical Mercedes-EQ styling such as the black panel grille with central star and the continuous light strip at the front and rear. The EQB is a stand out in the market place due to the combination of space, comfort and functionality it offers. A seven seater vehicle, and a maximum boot capacity of 1710 litres which makes the EQB is a practical option for families or individuals who require the extra space. The EQB has an electric range of up to 253[1] miles and can be charged in an astonishing 32 minutes[2], meaning you can spend more time doing what you enjoy.
The EQB is available for you to test drive at your local Mercedes-Benz South West dealership. If you would like to enquire about the EQB or book a test drive, contact us.
*[1] The indicated values were determined according to the prescribed measurement method – Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure (WLTP). Figures shown may include options which are not available in the UK. Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV) require mains electricity for charging, range figures determined with the battery fully charged. Figures shown are for comparability purposes; only compare with other cars tested to the same technical procedures. Figures may not reflect real life driving results, which will depend upon a number of factors including the starting charge of the battery, factory-fitted options, accessories fitted (post registration), variations in weather, driving styles and vehicle load. Further information about the test used to establish fuel consumption and CO2 figures can be found at www.mercedes-benz.co.uk/WLTP.
[2] Specified voltage and current values refer to network infrastructure and can be limited by the vehicle. Times are from 10–80% charge using public rapid charging at 100 kW.
