Mercedes has upgraded its EQE and EQE SUV series, introducing new powertrain choices that offer increased power and longer ranges. The revised models include modified trim levels and are currently on sale.
The new entry-level EQE 350+ replaces the EQE 300, starting with the EQE saloon. This model still features a single-motor setup, but the rear-mounted motor now offers 288bhp, up from 241bhp. It comes with a larger 91kWh battery that provides a range of up to 689 km. The EQE 500, which replaces the EQE 350, now includes a second motor for a combined 402bhp. With the same 91kWh battery, it offers a range of 607 km.
Both versions of the EQE saloon are available in either AMG Line or AMG Line Night Edition trims, with the 350+ also offering a base Sport model. The top-of-the-line AMG EQE 53 continues to be the performance leader in the lineup.
The integrated Hyperscreen is now a standard feature on all EQE 500 and EQE 53 models, eliminating the previously expensive option. Additionally, most trims now come with steel spring suspension, with the option to upgrade to air springs through the 'Refinement Package.'
In addition to its current 350 and 500 dual-motor options, the EQE SUV now offers a 350+ single-motor option, providing a range of up to 603 km.
