The Mercedes-Benz EQE SUV sits below the new flagship EQS SUV, offering those looking for a luxury electric SUV a slightly smaller and more affordable option. It also gives those potential E-class – or EQE users – something taller and more adaptable to off-road, or at least to fit in everything the family needs.
I can imagine a time, not long in the future, when Mercedes won’t need to put the SUV designation behind these names. Saloon (or sedan) cars are proving to be less popular than their SUV offerings across all brands and has seen the number of options in this style dwindle. Right now though, Mercedes is giving its electric users a clear choice of styles. Does that mean we’ll also see an EQC SUV? More than likely.
