Video Summary
Here is the summary of the video:- The EQV is one of the most luxurious people movers available.
- It features a 150kW or 204PS electric engine delivering 362Nm of maximum torque to the front axle.
- It has a maximum speed of 140km/h, electronically stopped, with an optional feature of 160km/h.
- The design looks like a V-Class, but the front grill is different with the “black panel grill” of other EQ models.
- It comes standard with halogen headlights and standard 17-inch alloy wheels, although the review unit has intelligent LED lights.
- It can be ordered for about €69,000 for the normal version and an extra €1,000 for the extra-long version.
- Some standard equipment includes EQV front design, halogen headlights, 17-inch alloy wheels, right sliding doors, MBUX - Mercedes-Benz User Experience, Infotainment with a 10.25-inch touchscreen, comfort seats, and heated seats for the driver and front passenger.
- The short version of the vehicle has a length of 5.14 meters, and the long version has 5.37 meters; the turning circle of the short vehicle is 3.20 meters.
- The maximum weight allowed is 3,500 kg.
- The interior has the quality of a Mercedes.
- It gets about 23 kwh per 100 km.
- There are currently no real competitors for the EQV.
- The Saphira e-Life and Peugeot e-Traveler are offering around 330 kilometers range from a 37.3-kWh battery.
- The planned ID.Buzz from Volkswagen is the real competitor.
- You find a very big variety of driver assistance systems.
- The standard equipment includes Traffic Sign Recognition, Blind Spot-Assist, Aktiver Lane-Assist, Parking Sensors, Attention Assist, Site wind Assist (from 80km/h), Cruise Control, and Hill start Assist.
- For Optional Assistive Systems, you can choose from Parking Package, a 360° Camera, a Parking Package including a 360° Camera, Aktiver Park-Assistent, Adaptive Cruise Control DISTRONIC, a Rear View Camera, and PRE-SAFE, among others.
- It provides space for up to eight passengers.
- The weight is about 2,750kg, and the maximum weight is 3.5 tons.
- The EQV offers 11 kW maximum loading power or charging power on a wall box and can recharge the battery from 10-80 percent in about 45 minutes at a DC quick charger.
- It provides four different drive programs: E+, E, C, and S.
- The vehicle has a realistic range of over 350 kilometers during everyday driving.
