2023 Mercedes-Benz EQE500 Offers a Bit More Power

Mercedes-Benz has confirmed that the EQE500 will come to the US.     

It will situate itself between the base EQE350 and the hi-po AMG EQE.

The EQE500 will pick up a number of additions that give the car a little boost over its base-model brethren.    

While the EQE350 offers a single motor in rear-wheel-drive configuration, the EQE500 will instead place one electric motor on each axle.    

This gives the car all-wheel drive, and it also boosts power output from 288 horsepower to 402.     

The torque figure is still TBA, but considering the EQE350's single motor produces 391 pound-feet of torque, the EQE500 should feel pretty beefy.    

The 0-to-60-mph time drops from 6.2 seconds to 5.2, as well.    

The battery still measures 90.6 kilowatt-hours, with DC fast charging time remaining at 32 minutes at 170 kilowatts.     

Interestingly enough, the EQE500 also carries the same 410-mile range estimate as the EQE350, but that's by the generous European WLTP standard. Expect lower EPA figures.     

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