Video Summary
- The EQE shares a design signature with the EQS and EQ cars.- Its Black panel grill extends across the front and has a "one bow" design.
- The hood spans across without seams, which increases aerodynamics.
- The EQE is almost 11 inches shorter than the EQS.
- Finely tuned aerodynamics improve range.
- Wheels range from 19 to 21 inches; the review model has 19-inch AMG wheels.
- Digital Light is the most advanced headlight system, with 1.3 million pixels per headlight.
- Digital Light is optional and includes curve illumination and auto high beams.
- Comes standard with blind spot assist, lane keeping assist, and brake assist.
- Cameras are integrated for driver assistance and 360-degree view.
- GUARD 360 parking damage detection system helps keep the car safe when parked, taking photos if damage is detected.
- The charging port looks like a fuel door.
- One port provides both AC and DC fast charging.
- Mercedes me Charge allows easy charging at thousands of locations across the US.
- Two free years of access to Electrify America is included.
- MBUX learns driver habits to provide suggestions at the forefront of the infotainment screen.
- Regenerative braking has different levels, changeable with paddle shifters.
- Eco-charging mode improves battery health while charging at a slower rate.
- RWD 350 version has 288 horsepower.
- Both a 350 4MATIC and a 500 4MATIC will be available with more power. An AMG variant will have over 600 horsepower.
- The EQE drives very smoothly and provides electric power steering.
