2023 Mercedes-Benz EQE SUV | MotorWeek First Drive

[@eddieg6436]

It’s a Calabasas Ford Escape!! 😁

[@Model3P]

A max range of 279 ant shit

[@nc3826]

Tesla ant shit, real EVs have V2X

[@abelluciano]

Beautiful

[@90boiler]

TImes when Mercedes were beautiful are gone forever

[@devinbiz]

That range isn’t bad for the family running errands or weekend outings

[@bryanwashington9511]

Looks like a minivan

[@devinbiz]

So did the first ML suv, yet it sold plenty

[@nomadenview]

Wait.... Is this mercedes Benz or Acura MDX????

[@wolframluchner5316]

No dash to axle, no deal. Another electric Mercedes with unattractive proportions.

[@anibalbabilonia1867]

😒god I’m sick of EVs

[@nc3826]

Good luck with that Luddite

[@jackchn23]

Not enough range!

[@MrJinske]

A non ev owner makes comments like that.

[@K03sport]

how many road trips would you take this eqe on? how many miles do you drive in a day? (I put 60-ish rnd trip on my daily commute, so w/o charing I can get 4 days of driving) Would you not charge overnight? overnight charging easily allows me to use this eqe the same as my wrx which gobbles up $50+/weekly fill-up on 93 go-go juice in Ohio. plus, the range my this eqe will take you from Cincinnati to Cleveland; however, why anyone would want to go to either city is beyond me.... 👽

[@MrJinske]

When you're getting an ev in this range you most likely own your own home/condo/property so charging is not an issue, it is just like having a cellular phone, it charges overnight. You can charge everyday while asleep and have 80%, 90%, 100% etc range everyday, a gas car you would have to go everyday as well. So once you own a bev, we have had 5 now it's not range anxiety, maybe sometimes charge anxiety, Now a tesla and it's network will cure you of both, currently own 22 Tesla Plaid, 22 ev 6gt line, 22 jeep wrangler 4xe, small bev range but perfect for my daughter. Cheers 🍻 👏 ✌️.

[@chadpike8312]

Keep all electric cars out of USA!

[@crouchb15]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mynintendogamingfeed5208]

EVs > ICE (internal combustion engine) vehicles, hands down!

[@eddieg6436]

Don’t hold your breath, dude!! Last year Tesla sold more cars in the U.S. than Mercedes, BMW, Audi, and Volvo COMBINED.

[@geraldsmith8152]

Preach

[@MercOne]

@@eddieg6436 WRONG. No they did not. Please do some research before posting erroneous nonsense. Uh in 2022...Tesla - 484,351. Mercedes and BMW - 269,511, 327,929 respectively = 597,440 combined. That's not even adding Audi of Volvo. These are registrations, their sales press release numbers are even higher.