Video Summary
Findings from the review:- The front grille is closed and features an optional microstar pattern.
- It is the AMG Line with sporty accents on the side lower part.
- The color of the car is a special AMG color called Alpine Grey.
- The length of the car is 4.86 meters or 191 inches, making it smaller than the EQS SUV.
- It competes with the BMW iX.
- Wheels are available from 19 to 22 inches. The test vehicle has 21-inch wheels.
- The wiper fluid compartment is on the side, with no hood opening for owners.
- An optional HEPA filter is available.
- The all-wheel drive version allows decoupling of the front electric motor for efficiency gains.
- It also comes in rear-wheel drive only.
- New tech updates will extend to other Mercedes EV models.
- All models start with a standard heat pump for range in winter.
- The side step looks cool and improves aerodynamic performance.
- It features a Coupe-like design with a strong shoulder area.
- The rear tail light features a strip going across with 4 elements. The EQS SUV has 5.
- The AMG line features what may appear as fake exhaust pipes in the lower part.
- There is an 89 to 91 kWh battery.
- Charging time is about 30 minutes from 10-80%.
- Maximum power at 170kW peak.
- The turning indicators at the front use vertical structures which is cool.
- There is an option for large hyperscreen display.
- Side steps look good and enhance aerodynamics.
- Rear-axle steering can reduce the turning circle by up to 2 meters.
- Standard heat pump could lessen range losses in winter.
- Two electric motors with all-wheel drive are available, but the front motor decouples to improve efficiency.
- Interior quality needs improvement; the reviewer thought the leather looked old and felt rough.
- Digital instruments look nice; the "off-road" display is the reviewer's favorite.
