Video Summary
Here's a summary of the YouTube video:- The Mercedes EQA is the smallest EQ class currently available.
- The model in the video is priced at 61,000 Euros.
- The front grill contains many Mercedes stars; it's nice but perhaps unnecessary.
- The EQA has continuous lighting and the mask effect at the front.
- One negative is the conspicuous front camera, looking like an afterthought.
- The air vents are real, not just a pretension.
- Blind spot monitoring is included.
- All four doors have keyless entry.
- Conventional door handles are a plus.
- The rear design features simplicity.
- Mercedes' approach to simplicity began in the 2010s.
- The car has fake vents on the rear.
- The AMG kit includes AMG wheels.
- The AMG wheels have a selective style.
- The interior is different from other EQ classes and recent Mercedes models.
- The car does not have a massive touch screen.
- The Interior resembles that of the CLA and A-Class.
- There is a continuous screen rather than a tablet.
- You can select different graphic modes.
- The steering wheel is considered too big and thick to hold.
- The reviewer has previously experienced the steering wheel type on other AMG cars.
- The steering wheel is manually adjustable.
- No electronic seating adjustment.
- Ample feet space is provided.
- The shin is close to contacting the driver’s seat.
- Each back seat has a pocket.
- The boot lip is very low.
- It’s fitted with wireless charging, 12-volt socket, and a cup holder.
- The center console storage is similar to the CLA, but narrow and deep.
- Overall it provides decent boot space.
- This model presents itself as an interesting small crossover SUV, especially among electric cars.
- Competitors for this car include the Volvo EX30 and the Volkswagen ID3.
- Compared to the Volvo and Volkswagen models, the EQA is bigger.
- It’s a good company vehicle that follows the design of its predecessors and has something in common with the Smart #1.
- For €61,000 this is good value for money, though some amenities are missing.
