Mercedes-BenzEQS (2021-)
- Available new
- Large
- Electric
- 2021 model and 2024 update tested
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The EQS was revolutionary for Mercedes-Benz. Launched in 2021 and facelifted in 2024, it was the company’s first pure electric luxury saloon. Others got here before, though, notably the Audi e-tron GT, Porsche Taycan and Tesla Model S. How well does the big Mercedes fare alongside them? Find out in our full Mercedes-Benz EQS review.
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- Jan 2026Last checked by Which?
- Jul 2022First reviewed by Which?
- Aug 2021Released
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