Mercedes EQB review

Category: Electric SUV

Section: Introduction

Mercedes EQB 2022 front
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 front
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 rear cornering
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 interior dashboard
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 interior rear seats
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 interior infotainment
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 front right tracking
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 right tracking
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 rear tracking
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 alloy wheel detail
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 charging socket
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 interior front seats
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 interior driver display
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 interior front seats
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 interior detail
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 interior detail
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 boot open
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 front
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 rear cornering
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 interior dashboard
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 interior rear seats
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 interior infotainment
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 front right tracking
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 right tracking
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 rear tracking
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 alloy wheel detail
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 charging socket
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 interior front seats
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 interior driver display
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 interior front seats
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 interior detail
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 interior detail
  • Mercedes EQB 2022 boot open
What Car?’s EQB deals
New car deals
Target Price from £55,310
or from £717pm
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From £46,990

Introduction

What Car? says...

Do you think your family is too big for an electric car? Well, the Mercedes EQB is here to prove you wrong – it's an electric SUV with seven seats.

You're absolutely right, on the other hand, if you think the EQB looks rather familiar. Behind the smoother nose and reworked rear end, this two-box tribute to straight-edge styling shares loads of its parts with the Mercedes GLB large SUV.

Of course, not every family can afford a £100k+ Model X Plaid, and some would rather enjoy a few more creature comforts than what is, basically, a van, so the EQB has the potential to be a big seller.

How does the Mercedes EQB measure up against its rivals in terms of performance, practicality, running costs and in other important areas, then? That's what we'll tell you over the next few pages of this review. We'll also tell you which trim and motor combination we think is best.

When you next buy a new car, remember we can help you save thousands off the list price if you search our free What Car? New Car Buying service. It's a great place to find the best electric SUV deals.

At a glance
New car deals
Target Price from £55,310
or from £717pm
Swipe to see used and leasing deals
Nearly new deals
From £46,990
RRP price range £55,310 - £62,810
Number of trims (see all)1
Number of engines (see all)2
Available fuel types (which is best for you?)electric
Available doors options 5
Warranty 3 years / No mileage cap
Company car tax at 20% (min/max) £111 / £126
Company car tax at 40% (min/max) £221 / £251
Available colours