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Mercedes EQC 400 4MATIC

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Mercedes EQC 400 4MATIC

price

PRICE

66,069
battery

BATTERY

80 kWh
range

RANGE

462 km
engine

ENGINE

408 HP
consumption

EFFICIENCY

20.8 kWh / 100 km
charge

CHARGE

%10-80: 40 minutes

Highlighted Features

  • Mercedes EQC is a D-segment electric SUV launched in 2019.
  • It has an all-wheel-drive powertrain that can produce 408 HP and 760 Nm torque. According to WLTP test cycle, EQC can provide up to 462 kilometers of range.
  • With its 80-kWh battery pack, EQC also supports 110-kW DC fast charging.
  • Mercedes EQC is being produced both in Germany and China.
  • Base model EQC 400 4MATIC priced at around €66,000 and sporty trim EQC AMG Line costs €7,000 more.
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Power and Speed

Engine Power

408 HP (300 kW)

Torque

760 Nm

Max. Speed

180 km/h

0-100 km/s

5.1 s

Number of Engines

Dual Motor

Driving System

AWD

Engine Type

AC Permanent Magnet
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Battery and Charge

Battery

80 kWh

Range

462 km (286 miles)

DC Charge Rate

110 kW

AC Charge Rate

11 kW

DC Charge Time

40 minutes

AC Charge Time

7.5 hours

Urban Consumption

kWh/100km

Suburban Consumption

kWh/100km

Avg. Consumption

20.8 kWh/100km

Average MPGe

0
dimensions

Dimensions

Weight

2495 kg

Length

4761 mm

Width

1884 mm

Height

1623 mm

Luggage Volume

500 litre
extras

Extra Features

Vehicle Type

Electric SUV

Year of Production

2020

Autonomous Driving

Production Place

Germany

Safety

Miscellaneous

About Mercedes EQC 400 4MATIC

Mercedes EQC is a D-segment electric SUV launched in 2019. Rather than creating an all-new platform and building an electric car from the scratch, Mercedes took existing petrol engine GLC as a base, swapped the ICE engine with two electric motors and attached them to an 80-kWh battery.

It has an all-wheel-drive powertrain that can produce 408 HP and 760 Nm torque. According to WLTP test cycle, EQC can provide up to 462 kilometers of range. The 80-kWh battery supports 110 kW DC charging. It takes 40 minutes to charge from 10 percent to 80 percent. Charging was very fast when the EQC first launched on the market, but it is not as fast as Hyundai Ioniq 5, or Audi Q4 e-tron.

Mercedes EQC is being produced both in Germany and China. It is available in most of the Europe, Turkey, and China. Base model EQC 400 4MATIC priced at around €66,000 and sporty trim EQC AMG Line costs €7,000 more.

Performance

Mercedes EQC is 700 kilograms heavier than the GLC, but extra weight doesn’t negatively affect its performance. It can produce 408 horsepower and 760 Nm torque. It takes only 5.1 seconds to get from 0-100 km/h (62 mph).

EQC handles like a Mercedes, but it weighs 2.5 tons and center of gravity isn’t that low compared to BMW iX or other electric SUVs. As a result, the car’s rolling around when taking the corners, a little bit of understeering as well.

Top speed is electronically limited to 180 km/h not only for safety reasons, but also keeping the energy consumption at a certain level.

Design and Features

Even though it’s based on the GLC, Mercedes EQC has a new front grille, slimmer headlights, lightbar style taillights, and a new dashboard design. Front of the vehicle clearly redesigned to show that Mercedes didn’t just swap the engine and put a big battery pack into an existing car. In fact, the new front design is going to be the distinctive face of the Mercedes’s electric vehicles. Both Mercedes EQS and the compact SUV Mercedes EQA have a very similar nose job.

EQC comes with a 12.5-inch infotainment touch display. It has the latest sat-nav system that supports AR navigation. It basically shows you where you should go with virtual arrows on top of the actual footage of the road. If you’re not sure which way to go, just look at the infotainment screen and it will point you where you should turn.

Front and back seats are adequate. Back doors can be opened quite widely, getting in and out is very convenient. Sunroof isn’t as long as the Tesla Model X’s glass roof though.

Range and Charging

Mercedes offers only one battery pack option for the EQC. It has a useable capacity of 80-kWh. When fully charged, EQC can travel up to 462 kilometers.

110 kW DC charging is supported, 10% to 80% of charge takes 40 minutes. There is also a new liquid cooled on-board 11 kW AC charger. EQC owners can fully charge their vehicles at home in seven and a half hours.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Mercedes EQC A 7-Seater?

Mercedes EQC does not come with 7-seater option, it is only offered with regular 5-seater form. Mercedes EQB, however, can be configured in a three-row seven seats layout. Tesla Model Y and Tesla Model X have also 7-seat option available.

Is Mercedes EQC 4 Wheel Drive?

EQC comes with an all-wheel-drive twin motor drivetrain. It is four-wheel drive and there is no front/or rear wheel drive option. All EQC models are AWD.