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Mercedes-Benz EQB

▼ 6.8% this monthMercedes EV discounts accelerating — rare 3-row option
True Value68/ 100
Best Price
$38,500
Range
245 mi
0-60 mph
5.6s
Fast Charge
120 mi/15min

Compare Prices Across Platforms

PlatformConditionPriceMileageLink
AutoTraderNew$50,500—View →
Cars.comUsed$37,00018k miView →
CarvanaUsed$35,500BEST22k miView →
CarMaxUsed$38,50014k miView →
MSRP: $52,750Prices last verified April 2026. Click to view current listing.

Full Specifications

Performance

Range (EPA)245 mi
Real-World Range~208-238 mi
Cold Weather Range~172-191 mi
0-60 mph5.6s
Top Speed99 mph
Horsepower225 hp
Torque288 lb-ft

Battery & Charging

Battery Capacity70.5 kWh
Efficiency2.9 mi/kWh
DC Fast Charge100 kW
Miles / 15 min Fast Charge65 mi
Level 2 Charge Time8 hours
Charge PortCCS

Dimensions

Length184.4 in
Width72.2 in
Height66.1 in
Wheelbase111.4 in
Cargo Space62 cu ft
Curb Weight4,960 lbs
Seating7 passengers

Warranty

Bumper-to-Bumper4 years / 50,000 miles
Battery Warranty8 years / 100,000 miles
Powertrain4 years / 50,000 miles

What It Really Costs to Own a EQB

5-Year EV Cost

Purchase Price$46,200
Electricity (5yr)$2,850
Insurance (5yr)$10,500
Maintenance (5yr)$5,200
Registration & Fees$1,500
Total 5-Year Cost$66,250
Est. Resale Value (38%)-$20,045
Net Cost of Ownership$46,205

vs Gas Equivalent (Mercedes GLB)

EQB (EV)
$46,205
vs
Mercedes GLB
$58,000
5-Year Savings with EV
$11,795

How Much You'll Save vs Gas

vs Mercedes GLB
$1,050/year
$5,250 over 5 years
vs BMW X1
$1,080/year
$5,400 over 5 years
vs Audi Q3
$1,020/year
$5,100 over 5 years

Based on 12,000 miles/year, $3.50/gal gas, $0.13/kWh electricity.

Battery & Range: What to Expect

Range by Temperature

70°F (Ideal)245 mi
30°F (Cold)193 mi
0°F (Extreme)171 mi
Highway: 218 mi
City: 267 mi

Charging Costs & Times

Full Charge at Home$6.50
Full Charge (Public DC)$13.50
Level 1 (120V) Time56 hours
Level 2 (240V) Time8 hours
DC Fast Charge Speed100 kW

Battery Degradation (Used Buyer Guide)

100%
New
~245 mi
95%
30k mi
~233 mi
90%
60k mi
~221 mi
85%
100k mi
~208 mi

Compact 3-row EV; conservative charging speeds — ~5% loss at 50k mi

Should You Buy the EQB?

Pros

  • +Compact 3-row EV — rare segment with 7-seat capability
  • +Mercedes-Benz interior quality and MBUX infotainment
  • +245-mile range adequate for daily driving
  • +Familiar GLB-based design that is easy to live with
  • +Strong brand value and extensive dealer network

Cons

  • -DC fast charging limited to 100 kW — slowest in class
  • -Third row only suitable for children
  • -Adapted from gas GLB platform — not a bespoke EV
  • -Range and charging lag behind newer 800V competitors

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best price for a Mercedes EQB in 2026?

The EQB starts at $52,750 MSRP. Used 2023 models can be found for $35,000-$40,000 — significant depreciation makes used a strong option.

Is the Mercedes EQB a good deal right now?

Moderate new value. Used EQBs are excellent deals with 25-30% depreciation. The 3-row configuration is unique at this price. True Value Score: 70/100 new, 84/100 used.

What is the real-world range of the Mercedes EQB?

EPA range is 245 miles. Real-world driving yields 218-238 miles. Cold weather (30°F) reduces range to about 193 miles.

How does the EQB compare to the Kia EV9?

The EV9 is much larger with usable third-row seating, more range (304 vs 245 mi), and faster charging. The EQB is more compact and has the Mercedes badge.

Is the third row in the EQB usable?

The third row is best for children under 5'4". Adults will find it very tight. It folds flat to expand cargo space from 12 to 48 cubic feet.

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