29£33,500
£512/pm (PCP)
20.1K
Big Motoring World Blue Bell Hill
40£36,995
£645/pm (PCP)
16.9K
Mercedes-Benz of Epsom
28£29,300
£432/pm (PCP)
19.5K
GERMAN AUTOCENTRE CARS
19Reduced
£50,798
1.0
Mercedes-Benz of Grangemouth
12Low Mileage
£28,298
20.8K
Arnold Clark Click & Collect Exeter
12£26,798
28.9K
Arnold Clark Click & Collect Swansea
19Reduced
£33,498
2.2K
Mercedes-Benz & Smart of Aberdeen
19Reduced
£24,298
48.8K
Arnold Clark Vauxhall (Winsford)
19£26,698
30.7K
Arnold Clark Wirral Renault / Dacia
12£50,598
5.0
Arnold Clark Click & Collect Thurrock
12£50,598
10.0
Arnold Clark Click & Collect Thurrock
12£50,598
1.0
Arnold Clark Click & Collect Colchester
44£35,680
11.7K
Marshall Mercedes-Benz of Southampton
30Low Mileage
£30,600
£454/pm (PCP)
10.4K
Big Motoring World Cannock
12Low Mileage
£29,298
9.9K
Arnold Clark Click & Collect Sydenham
19Low Mileage
£28,298
17.5K
Arnold Clark Vauxhall (Manchester)
36£29,490
15.6K
Mercedes-Benz of Wakefield
19Reduced
£24,998
45.9K
Arnold Clark Wallsend Citroen / Peugeot / Jeep
12£26,998
31.0K
Arnold Clark Click & Collect Milton Keynes
19£25,998
34.1K
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For those who want a family-friendly car with the latest electric car technology, the Mercedes EQB is an ideal choice. It retains the classic exterior of a Mercedes-Benz GLB but with a modern upgrade. With a seven-seat capacity, the EQB is among the few electric cars that can seat the whole family.
The Mercedes-Benz EQB was released in 2022 as an electric alternative to the Mercedes-Benz GLB. Since then, there haven’t been any more generations. However, the Mercedes-Benz EQB is available in a variety of models: the EQB 300 4MATIC and the EQB 350 4MATIC.
Greenest
EQB 250+ 140kW Sport Executive 70.5kWh 5dr Auto
Cheapest
EQB 300 4Matic 168kW AMG Line 66.5kWh 5dr Auto
Fastest
EQB 350 4Matic 215kW AMG Line 66.5kWh 5dr Auto
The primary difference between the Mercedes EQB 350 and EQB 300 is in their power output, with the EQB 300 boasting 225hp, while the EQB 350 exceeds this with 288hp. Acceleration sets them apart too. Although both models have a maximum speed of 99mph, the EQB 300 takes 8 seconds to reach 0-60mph, whereas the EQB 350 achieves this feat in just 6.2 seconds. Additionally, there's a marginal difference in range. The EQB 300 covers 248 miles, and the EQB 350 extends it slightly to 256 miles. However, real-world usage might bring this below 200 miles.
The EQB 300 has a range of 248 miles, while the EQB 350 is slightly higher at 256 miles. In real-world scenarios, the range may dip below 200 miles.
The time it takes to charge a Mercedes EQB 300 depends on the charging infrastructure available. Utilising a fast-charging station or a Mercedes-Benz Wallbox significantly speeds up the process compared to a standard household socket. The EQB 300 can charge from 10% to 80% in as little as 35 minutes, providing that a DC fast charging station with a supply voltage of 400V and a minimum current of 500A is used.
Whether at home or public charging stations, the EQB conveniently charges at up to 11kW with alternating current (AC) using the onboard charger.
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