The Mercedes V-Class you probably recognise. While it is accurate that this vehicle is intended more for carriers, it may be used as an alternative for many big families. Last but not least... under the basis that we've got the budget we're trying to provide here. The EQV is in turn offered from a long edition of 72.744 euros and an extra long one of 73.554 euros – our test model.
After all, the SUV for up to $79.990 is cheaper than the Tesla Model X. The analogy is obviously laughable and voluntary. All this to say that electrical products are often very costly, especially if we are interested in luxury brands. Let us add that we cannot ignore the environmental bonus at such speeds.
Mercedes EQV: technical characteristics
The Mercedes EQV promises a range of up to 353 km according to the WLTP combined cycle for the long model and 351 km for the extra long model. The battery pack remains the same with a useful capacity of 90 kWh for a total capacity of 100 kWh. Mercedes announces an average consumption which would then be between 28.3 and 28.5 kWh / 100 km depending on the model. The electric motor develops a maximum power of 150 kW, or the equivalent of 204 hp. The torque is announced at 352 Nm and the maximum speed at 160 km / h.
- Base price of the XL model: 71,988 euros
- Price of our test model EQV 300 LG Avantgarde: 92,887 euros
- Dimensions XL : 5,37 x 1,90 x 2,24 m
- XL wheelbase: 3.43 m
- XL turning circle: 13.7 m between walls / 13 m between sidewalks
- XL weight: about 2844 kg
- GVW: 3,500 kg
- Engine: 150 kW or 204 hp in normal and sport mode
- Announced torque: 362 Nm max
- Batteries: Lithium-Ion 96 cells (700 kg)
- Battery capacity: 100 kWh max - 90 kWh useful
- Boot space: 1410 liters expandable up to 5010 liters
- 0 to 100 km / h: NC
- Maximum speed: limited to 160 km / h
- WLTP range: 351 km WLTP mixed
- Consumption advertised: 28.5 kWh / 100 km
- Consumption announced: 28.5 WLTP mixed
- Charging outlets : Combo CCS
- AC charging power: 11 kW
- DC charging power: up to 110 kW
- Charging time AC 16A - 3.7 kW: 27 hours - 0 to 100%
- Charging time AC Wallbox 32 A - 7.4 kW: 13.5 h - 0 to 100%
- Charging time AC 11 kW: 0 to 100% in 10 h
- DC charging time: 0 to 80% in 45 min