The EQS has a large lithium-ion NMC battery pack, 120kWh gross with 108.4kWh of usable capacity, which provides a combined WLTP driving range rating of 483km. The regenerative braking system adds 20kWh/100km, equated to a 542km real-world driving range.
The EQS SUV was awarded a five-star ANCAP rating against the 2020-2022 protocol, praised for its excellent crash protection and driver aids. It also has adaptive cruise and lane-trace, blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, forward and reverse AEB, and active seatbelt pretensioners. In summary, the EQS 450 SUV is a refined battery-electric SUV with a spacious interior and impressive power delivery. While it may not offer a smoother ride or the Hyperscreen, it offers refinement, smooth power delivery, and usable real-world range, making it a popular choice for luxury SUVs.
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