EV Trend

Be The Change

Tag: Mercedes EQB

2023 World Electric Vehicle of the Year finalists have been revealed

2023-02-08 /

It’s award season and the finalists for the 2023 World Electric Vehicle of the Year award have been announced. They are »

What’s more, the Hyundai Ioniq 6 and the Nissan Ariya, both EVs, are also finalists for the overall 2023 World Car of the Year award. Interestingly the Nissan Ariya didn’t make the final cut for the EV of the Year 🤔. The Kia Niro is a contender for the overall award. The Kia Niro is available as a hybrid, a plug-in hybrid, and a full-time EV.

Other EVs that made the final cut in other categories »

Continue reading

Mercedes EQB, premium compact SUV with 7-seat option, will be available in Europe early next year

2021-11-15 /

Mercedes EQB

Peter Sigal, Automotive News Europe »

The EQB – essentially a battery-powered of the combustion-engine GLB — was unveiled at the Shanghai auto show in April. It is part of Mercedes’ EQ full-electric range, which also includes a sibling model, the EQA compact crossover; the EQS luxury sedan (launched this year), the EQE large sedan and the EQC midsize sedan.

Mercedes has not released prices for the EQB. The GLB starts at about 40,000 euros ($46,000) in Germany, with the top AMG four-wheel-drive model at 57,000 euros.

The EQB comes standard with five seats, with an optional third row that is intended for smaller passengers, up to 1.65 meters, Mercedes says. The second row can also move forward by up to 140 mm to give more space for third-row passengers.

More »

Mercedes EQB, the first mid-sized seven-seat EV, enters production

2021-10-25 /

Mercedes EQB

Electrive »

(Translated from German)

Production of the all-electric Mercedes EQB has started at the Hungarian Mercedes-Benz plant in Kecskemét. The EQB, which was presented in April, is manufactured there for world markets – only the China-specific version is being built by the joint venture BBAC in Beijing.

The EQB is an electric SUV with up to seven seats. At 4.68 meters in length, the angular EQB is only eight centimeters shorter than the EQC, but a full 22 centimeters longer than the EQA. Technically, the EQB is more closely related to the EQA, both are based on the compact car platform from Mercedes, while the EQC is known to be based on the GLC combustion engine model and thus uses the larger platform for rear-wheel drives.

EV Trend »

EVTrend.ca is here to inspire people to live, play, and move forward while being mindful of the impact of their actions.

To demonstrate that electric vehicles are better.

To dispel myths that persist and accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles.

ICE is on the way out; EVs are on trend.

It Must Be Stated, Sorry.

EV Trend is not responsible for content of external Internet sites and no endorsement is implied.

The information on this website is provided on “as is” and without warranty of any kind. EV Trend is not responsible for any omissions, inaccuracies, or other errors in the information. Reproduction of any part of this website in its entirety or partially or in any form or medium without prior written permission is prohibited. The trademarks, marques and logos of the manufacturers of devices, software, hardware, etc. are the property of their respective owners.

© 2023 EV Trend

Theme by Anders Noren — Up ↑