Remember the following details about the Mercedes EQS, a luxury electric car:
– The Mercedes has a 56-inch display and can cover over 680 km on a single charge.
– The EQS is an all-electric version of the executive S-Class, with dimensions slightly larger than the standard S-Class.
– It comes in two versions: one with rear-wheel drive and a single engine, and another with all-wheel drive and two electric motors. The top speed for both versions is 210 km/h.
– The EQS boasts a battery capacity of 108 kWh, and in the most economical driving mode, it can travel over 680 kilometers.
– The EQS features the best aerodynamic drag coefficient in the world for a production car, and its recuperation system provides deceleration of up to 3 m/s².
– The car uses new generation batteries with 26% more usable capacity than other models. Its battery management system can be updated during the operation of the car, optimizing energy consumption.
– The navigation system can build a charging station-inclusive route and recalculate it instantly based on traffic and driving style, ensuring a hassle-free driving experience.
– The EQS features over-the-air updates, special driving modes, and optional additional functionality.
– The interior is equipped with three screens under a single 56-inch glass, called MBUX Hyperscreen. The car also has other advanced features, such as a large head-up display with augmented reality, heating, ventilation, and massage functions in all seats.
– The EQS is set to be launched soon but the exact trim levels and prices have not been officially announced. Estimates suggest the starting price will be around $110,000 for the base model and $120,000 for the all-wheel-drive version. This places it in direct competition with other high-end electric cars like the Lucid Air Grand Touring, Tesla Model S Plaid, and certain Porsche Taycan models.