Mercedes-Benz Previews Electric E-Class ahead of Munich Motor Show
A few days ago, Mercedes-Benz unveiled its plans for electrification. We learned, among other things, that an electric G-Class is planned for 2024, and that the automaker’s entire lineup will be all-electric by 2030.
We can therefore expect an accelerated pace of electric-model presentations over the next few months and years, including at auto shows. The upcoming show in Munich will host the public the debut of another new electric model from the brand. The EQE is essentially the combustion engine-free version of the E-Class.
From the two teaser images released this week, we can see that the styling will feature short overhangs, a long wheelbase and a more aerodynamic design that will break with tradition somewhat. The front end is still unknown at this time, but we can make out an arched roofline that flows into a short rear end with LED lights.
Inside, the EQE will carry over the styling from the EQS. In particular, it will be available with the configuration that turns the entire dashboard into a screen, which inside the EQS measures 56 inches.
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