
Fresh from our spy photographers in the north come images of not one, or two, but three Mercedes-Benz EQG test vehicles. One still wears the body-hugging, electric-themed wrap we've seen before. The others, however, look more like standard G-Class prototypes with swirl camouflage on everything but the doors. They are of particular interest here, because our photographer was able to get a good look underneath one at its all-electric powertrain.
It's strange to not see an exhaust system at the back or engine components at the front, but that's exactly what we have here. Massive shocks are impossible to miss, but identifying other items is tougher. At the front, we can spot control arms and what we think is an electronic power steering rack. Skid plates are easy to see, but we also see what looks like a front differential in the middle. We see another differential at the back, along with a big sway bar. The ladder frame is also visible, ensuring the EQG will carry on the rugged ways of the G-Class.