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… the first Mercedes-Benz under the product and technology brand EQ

EQ stands for “Electric Intelligence”
It is derived from the Mercedes-Benz brand values of “Emotion” and “Intelligence”
The EQC (combined power consumption: 22.2 kWh/100 km; combined CO2 emissions: 0 g/km, provisional figures)1 is part of a growing family of all-electric vehicles from Mercedes-Benz
Conceived to meet all the requirements for a battery-electric drive system
Convincing in the sum of its attributes with respect to comfort, quality and operating range
An electric range of more than 450 km according to NEDC (provisional figure)1

… progressive in design

Pioneer of an avant-garde electric look
Progressive luxury points the way to the future
Large black-panel surface as a striking front feature
Optical fibres as a visual link to the torch-like daytime running lamps
Sporty, stretched silhouette
Innovative interior design inspired by the world of consumer electronics

… excitingly dynamic

A compact electric drivetrain at each axle, with a combined output of 300 kW
Superior driving characteristics of an all-wheel drive vehicle
Various driving modes with different characteristics
Battery recuperation can be adjusted as the customer requires, using gearshift paddles behind the steering wheel. In “D Auto” mode, the EQC can also adapt recuperation according to the situation with the aid of ECO Assist

… the Mercedes-Benz among electric vehicles

Latest-generation driving assistance systems with new tailback management functions
Extensive crash test programme
Stringent additional requirements for the battery and all components carrying electrical current
Pre-climatisation means no scraping ice in the winter and no perspiration in the summer
Extremely quiet interior
Trailblazing MBUX multimedia system - Mercedes-Benz User Experience with numerous EQ-specific functions
A trailer coupling is available on request. The maximum towing capacity (braked) is 1800 kg
Integration into ongoing series production at the Mercedes-Benz plant in Bremen
Battery produced by the Daimler subsidiary Deutsche Accumotive