Mercedes-Benz Worldwide

Menu
  • News
  • A-Class
  • B-Class
  • C-Class
  • E-Class
  • S-Class
  • G-Class
  • V-Class
  • X-Class
  • T-Class
  • CLA
  • CLE
  • CLS
  • CLK
  • GLA
  • GLB
  • GLC
  • GLE
  • GLS
  • SL
  • SLC
  • Citan
  • Sprinter
  • AMG GT
  • Maybach
  • EQ
  • Unimog
  • Trucks
  • F1
  • Concept Car

Mercedes-Benz EQE With Full Production Look

Mercedes-Benz | Mercedes-AMG 27/03/2021 1 Comment
Mercedes-Benz | Mercedes-AMG
Click to rate this post
[Total: 1 Average: 5]

With good reason, all eyes are on the flagship EQS fullsize electric sedan, but Mercedes is also working on a smaller EQE it says will be pitted against the Tesla Model S. Ahead of its confirmed September debut, the new zero-emissions model has been caught by our spies with the full production look, including the all the body panels and the final headlights and taillights.
 

The slightly reduced footprint compared to the EQS makes the new EQE seem more athletic and by the looks of it, it’s going to be more than just a downsized version of the range topper. For example, you’ll notice it has a traditional trunk lid with a built-in third brake light whereas the crown jewel of Mercedes’ electric portfolio will be a liftback with the brake light mounted at the top.
 

Speaking of the trunk lid, it appears to have a discreet spoiler while the tiny cutouts in the camo reveal what will likely be the reverse lights. It can only mean the taillights extend onto the trunk lid as they will on the EQS’ tailgate and previously seen on the 2019 Vision EQS concept. Relatively short overhangs denote the EQE is built on a dedicated electric car platform, with the thick black side skirts likely hiding the battery pack.
 

Mercedes is going for the swoopy side profile look with the EQE as well, although the roofline is less coupe-like compared to its bigger brother. The tiny fixed glass sections at the bottom of the front and rear pillars we noticed on the EQS are not visible here, but that’s to be expected given the car’s reduced dimensions.
 

The front appears to be hiding a massive hood nearly as wide as the car for a design trait we recently saw on the Hyundai Ioniq 5. The disguise applied on the closed-off grille hides the prominent three-pointed star badge and there are cutouts in the camo for the front parking sensors. Fairly large headlights peek through the camo and reveal an upper LED bar for the daytime running lights.
 

Both the EQE and EQS will spawn equivalent SUV versions in 2022 and we’re actually a bit surprised the high-riding models are not coming out first given today’s SUV-hungry market. Meanwhile, the EQS will premiere next month and will be followed this fall by the EQE. Mercedes recently announced a C-Class-sized electric sedan, but it won’t hit the market sooner than 2025.

Share this ↓

Related posts :

  1. Mercedes-Benz EQE First Review
  2. Mercedes-Benz EQE Specs & Pictures
  3. Mercedes-Benz EQE Teaser The New Business Avant-garde Saloon
  4. Mercedes-Benz EQE Teaser Photo Debut In Munich Auto Show
  5. Mercedes-Benz EQE New Spy Photos
  6. Mercedes-Benz EQE Confirmed To Be Launched In September This Year
  7. Mercedes-Benz EQE Will Be Smaller Than The E-Class
  8. Mercedes-Benz EQE V295 On Snowy Road
  9. Mercedes-Benz EQE Will Have A Range Of Up To 600 KM
  10. The New Mercedes-Benz EQE Saloon And EQE SUV Models Will Be Introduced
  11. Mercedes-Benz EQE 350+ From 75,061 Euro
  12. Mercedes EQE UK Pricing
  13. Mercedes-Benz EQE Sedan Test Drive
  14. Mercedes-Benz EQE 350 Review
  15. Mercedes-Benz EQE Sedan First Impressions
  16. Mercedes-Benz EQE 500 First Drive On Ice
  17. Mercedes-Benz EQE Spied Testing in the Snow
  18. Mercedes-Benz EQE Will Debut In Munich Motor Show 2021
  19. Mercedes-Benz EQE Sedan Rendering
  20. The Secret Of Mercedes-Benz EQE
Prev Article
Next Article

One Response

  1. GregoryTut

    visite site [url=https://archetyp.bz]Polskojezyczne forum darknet[/url]

    24/06/2025

Leave a Reply

Cancel reply

Google Translate

Recent Posts

  • 2026 Mercedes-Benz EQE 350 4MATIC SUV Review Test Drive
  • Mercedes-AMG S 63 Hammer Seem Flat & Uninteresting
  • Mercedes-AMG CLK Black Series VS Classic SL Life With My Classic
  • Mercedes E-Class Widebody Kit Feels Ready to Teach BMW’s M5 A Carbon Lesson Or Two
  • Mercedes-Benz GLC Recalls Over Insufficient C-Pillar Impact Protection
  • Mercedes-Benz G-Class Mansory’s Monopoly-Themed Is Actually Awesome
  • Mercedes-Benz 190 E Restomod Is Coming For Supercars At The Nurburgring
  • 2026 Mercedes-AMG E 53 Hybrid US Version Specs & Pictures
  • Mercedes-Benz GLC Electric Pre-Production Review
  • Mercedes-AMG C 63 You Actually Want Is A Massive Performance Bargain
  • Mercedes-Benz 190 E Restomod We’ve Been Waiting For Is Almost Here
  • Mercedes-Benz SL R107 Pogea Racing With AMG V8 Engine
  • Mercedes-AMG One Was Completely Destroyed In A Fire
  • 2026 Mercedes CLA Production Begins At Rastatt Plant
  • Mercedes-Benz Truck Drives In Reverse For Over 6 Hours & 77 Miles
  • 2026 Mercedes-Benz S-Class Arrives With Classic-Modern Styling
  • Mercedes-Maybach GLS 600 Night Edition Full Build For NFL Professional Athlete
  • Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Black Series At 7-Eleven
  • Mercedes-Benz S 600 V12-Powered Paid Half A Corolla
  • Mercedes G-Class Dashboard & Touchscreen Review

Categories

  • A-Class
  • AMG GT
  • B-Class
  • C-Class
  • Citan
  • CLA
  • CLE
  • CLK
  • CLS
  • Concept Car
  • E-Class
  • EQ
  • F1
  • G-Class
  • GLA
  • GLB
  • GLC
  • GLE
  • GLS
  • Maybach
  • News
  • S-Class
  • SL
  • SLC
  • Sprinter
  • T-Class
  • Trucks
  • Unimog
  • V-Class
  • X-Class

Mercedes-Benz Worldwide

Copyright © 2025 Mercedes-Benz Worldwide