The Mercedes-Benz 2023 EQS Sedan, a large electric luxury vehicle, has an EPA-estimated range of up to 350 miles. Edmunds compared the i7 and EQS to find out which one represents the pinnacle of EV design. The i7 comes in one version, the xDrive60, with an EPA-estimated driving range of up to 318 miles. The i7 is more athletic and offers superior seats, while the EQS has a more athletic ride. Both sedans offer high levels of comfort and performance, with the i7 offering a more comprehensive luxury experience. The EQS starts at $105,550 and includes advanced driver aids, adaptive air suspension, a 15-speaker Burmester audio system, large display screens, and more. The 2024 i7 eDrive50 starts at $106,695. The i7 offers optional features not found in the EQS or in most vehicles, such as a panoramic sunroof with LED lighting, doors that fully open or close with a push of a button, and a 31-inch rear seat entertainment screen.

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