List of Mercedes-EQ vehicles

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The EQC, a crossover SUV, was the first Mercedes-EQ vehicle. Mercedes-Benz EQC 400 4MATIC AMG Line (N 293) - f 02042021.jpg
The EQC, a crossover SUV, was the first Mercedes-EQ vehicle.

The German carmaker Mercedes-Benz entered the battery electric vehicle market with the unveiling of the Generation EQ concept car at the 2016 Paris Motor Show. At the same show, Mercedes-Benz also announced the creation of a sub-brand called "Mercedes-EQ". [3] [4]

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Mercedes-Benz debuted the EQA concept at the 2017 International Motor Show Germany. [5] The production version of the Generation EQ concept, and the first car in the Mercedes-EQ series, debuted publicly at the 2018 Paris Motor Show in the form of the "EQC". [6] [7] [8] Mercedes-Benz unveiled the EQV at the Geneva Motor Show in 2018. [9] The carmaker revealed the Vision EQS, a large luxury concept saloon, at the 2019 edition of the International Motor Show Germany. [10] [11] [12] In 2021, Mercedes-Benz debuted a series of vehicles: the production version of the EQA, a subcompact luxury crossover SUV, [13] [14] on 25 January; [15] the production version of the EQS on 15 April; [16] the EQB, a compact luxury crossover SUV, [17] [18] on 18 April; [19] the EQE, an executive saloon, [20] on 5 September; [21] [22] and the EQG—an electrified concept car version of the G-Class—also on 5 September. [23]

Mercedes-Benz introduced the EQS SUV and the EQE SUV on 19 April 2022 and 16 October 2022, respectively. [24] [25] An electrified version of the T-Class van, called the "EQT", was revealed online as a concept car in May 2021, with the production model debuting in December 2022. [26] [27] As well as the production vehicles, Mercedes-Benz has also produced several concept cars, including the EQXX and the EQ Silver Arrow. [28] [29] [30]

Vehicles

Production vehicles

Production vehicles
Body styleModelRef.
NameImageIntroduction
(year)		Discontinuation
(year)
Compact luxury
crossover SUV 		EQC Mercedes-Benz N293 IMG 4500.jpg 20192023 [note 1] [32] [33] [34]
Minivan EQV Mercedes-Benz EQV 300 IMG 4373.jpg 2020in production [35] [36]
Subcompact luxury
crossover SUV 		EQA Mercedes-Benz H243 (2023) IMG 9000.jpg 2021in production [37] [14] [38]
Compact luxury
crossover SUV 		EQB Mercedes-Benz X243 300 1X7A0422.jpg 2021in production [39] [40] [41]
Full-size luxury car EQS Mercedes-Benz V297 1X7A0393.jpg 2021in production [42] [43] [44]
Executive car EQE Mercedes-Benz EQE 350+ AMG Line (V 295) - f 12022023.jpg 2021in production [45] [46]
Full-size luxury
crossover SUV 		EQS SUV Mercedes-Benz X296 1X7A6215.jpg 2022in production [47] [48]
Mid-size luxury
crossover SUV 		EQE SUV Mercedes-Benz X294 IMG 8675.jpg 2022in production [49] [50] [51]
Minivan EQT Mercedes-Benz EQT 1X7A1715.jpg 2023in production [27] [52]

Concept vehicles

Concept vehicles
ModelRef.
NameImageIntroduction
(year)
Generation EQ Mercedes Generation EQ IMG 0786.jpg 2016 [53]
EQA Mercedes EQ A Concept IMG 0609.jpg 2017 [54]
Vision EQ Silver Arrow Mercedes-Benz, Paris Motor Show 2018, Paris (1Y7A1334).jpg 2018 [28] [29]
Vision EQS Mercedes-Benz Vision EQS at IAA 2019 IMG 0753.jpg 2019 [55]
Concept EQT Mercedes-Benz Concept EQT, IAA 2021, Munich (IAA10142).jpg 2021 [56]
EQG Mercedes-Benz Concept EQG IAA 2021 1X7A0202.jpg 2021 [57]
Vision EQXX Mercedes-Benz Vision EQXX, IAA Open Space 2023, Munich (P1120190).jpg 2022 [30]

Notes

  1. ↑ It has been discontinued since 2023, but The Canberra Times reports that a new electric EQC is upcoming. [31]

Citations

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