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Mercedes EQC

Find out more about the Mercedes EQC

 

 

Due to go on sale in mid-2019, the Mercedes EQC will be the German brand’s first fully electric SUV. It marks the launch of the EQ range dedicated to electric mobility, heralding a new era in Mercedes’ electro-mobility strategy.

The Mercedes EQC is powered by two electric motors, one at the front and one at the rear, generating a combined output of up to 300 kW and 765 Nm of torque. These motors are managed independently, each with a specific role: the front motor is designed to maximise fuel efficiency, while the rear motor is primarily used for more dynamic driving phases.

In all-electric mode, the Mercedes EQC offers a range of up to 496 km with a fuel consumption of 217 Wh/km.

In terms of performance, the EQC reaches a top speed of 180 km/h and accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 5.1 seconds.

The different versions of the Mercedes EQC

  1. 1
    Mercedes EQC
    400
    Autonomy (WLTP) :
    429-496
    Compatible with Moba

Charge of the Mercedes EQC version : 400

Max power
Type
Charging time
Normal charge (AC)
11 kW
Type 2
7h30
HP charge (DC)
110 kW
CCS
0h40

Cost of charge for the Mercedes EQC version : 400

Price for a full recharge
Peak Hours
3.70 € / 100 km*
Off-peak Hours
2.90 € / 100 km*

Battery of the Mercedes EQC version : 400

The Mercedes EQC is equipped with a lithium-ion battery with a useful capacity of 80 kWh. This battery is made up of 384 cells organised in 96s4p, which means that 96 cells are connected in series to form 4 groups in parallel in the battery pack. These cells are supplied by LG Energy Solution & Deutsche Accumotive.

In terms of recharging, the Mercedes EQB can be fully charged in 7 hours and 30 minutes using a Type 2 connector offering a maximum AC power of 11 kW. For fast charging, the CCS connector offers a maximum DC output of 110 kW, reducing charging time to 40 minutes.

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