Mercedes-Benz is known for its luxury vehicles, and the S-Class and EQS are the brand’s flagship sedans. The S-Class represents the traditional gas-powered luxury model, boasting limousine-like space, sports car acceleration, and a hefty price tag that only CEOs can afford.
On the other hand, the EQS is Mercedes’ electric counterpart, offering a similar level of luxury and performance while aiming to be more environmentally conscious. For 2025, the EQS is set to receive an update, despite being introduced in 2022. This refresh is uncommon for Mercedes’ top-of-the-line vehicles, which are typically updated infrequently due to their low sales volumes and high prices.
While Mercedes has not disclosed pricing details for the 2025 EQS, the 2024 model starts at 5,550 and can go up to the low-0,000 range when fully equipped. The 2025 EQS will come with a larger 118 kWh battery, providing improved range, although the exact figures have not been revealed yet. Additionally, new regenerative braking software will enhance energy recuperation for drivers.
In terms of design, the EQS features a unique grille design that imitates the traditional S-Class grille, adding a touch of elegance to the electric sedan. The interior of the EQS is also receiving upgrades for 2025, with improvements in rear-seat comfort and technology. Models equipped with the optional Pinnacle Trim and Executive Interior Package will feature a front passenger seat that can fold forward, providing more space for rear-seat occupants.
With these updates and enhancements, the 2025 Mercedes-Benz EQS aims to solidify its position as a top-tier luxury electric sedan in the market.
