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Mercedes EQB

Mercedes-Benz's seven-seat option in the EQ range — the EQB shares its body and platform with the GLB. The third row is best for small children but the format gives Mercedes shoppers a 7-seat EV that isn't EQE-SUV money.

3 variants available — see the comparison table below.

From: $89,100 – $107,900
Range up to: 478 km
Battery up to: 70.5 kWh
0–100: 6.2 s
Power: 215 kW
DC charge: 100 kW
ANCAP: 5★

Variants and pricing

All variants of the Mercedes EQB on sale in Australia. Headline specs in the panel above reflect the volume-seller ( 350 4MATIC ).

Variant	From	Battery	Range	Power	0–100	DC peak	Drive
EQB 250+	$89,100	70.5 kWh	478 km	140 kW	8.9 s	100 kW	FWD
EQB 300 4MATIC	$96,900	70.5 kWh	423 km	168 kW	8.0 s	100 kW	AWD
EQB 350 4MATIC	$107,900	70.5 kWh	423 km	215 kW	6.2 s	100 kW	AWD

Verdict

Pros and cons

What we like

✓ Optional 7-seat configuration
✓ Premium Mercedes cabin and brand cachet
✓ Established dealer network

What we don't

✕ Third-row space tight for adults
✕ Range under 450 km WLTP lags segment
✕ Inherited ANCAP rating from older GLB testing

Best for

Premium small-family buyers
Mercedes loyalists
Occasional 7-seat needs

Compare the Mercedes EQB

Side-by-side spec comparisons against the rivals Australian buyers cross-shop most often.

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Specifications

Manufacturer-quoted figures. Real-world range and DC fast-charging speeds vary with temperature, terrain and driving style.

Performance

Drive layout: AWD
Motor power: 215 kW
Motor torque: 520 Nm
0–100 km/h: 6.2 s

Battery & range

Battery capacity: 70.5 kWh
Range (WLTP): 423 km

Charging

AC charging: 11 kW
DC fast charging (peak): 100 kW
10–80% DC charge time: 32 min

Dimensions

Length: 4,684 mm
Width: 1,834 mm
Height: 1,667 mm
Wheelbase: 2,829 mm
Boot (seats up): 465 L
Boot (seats down): 1,620 L

Safety & warranty

ANCAP rating: 5 stars (tested 2019)
Vehicle warranty: 5 years
Battery warranty: 8 years / 160,000 km

Pricing & origin

Price from: $89,100
Built in: Germany
Sale status: on sale

Helpful guides

Practical reading for Mercedes EQB buyers.

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