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Mercedes-BenzEQC (2019-2023)

  • Used only
  • Medium/Large SUV
  • Electric
£78,975Typical price
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  3. Motorway (sell only)

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Mercedes followed luxury rivals Audi and Jaguar to market, by introducing its first all-electric SUV, the EQC. As a mid-size SUV, it's a zero-emissions alternative to the likes of the Audi Q5, Mercedes GLC and BMW X3, which promises to be greener, quieter and potentially much cheaper to run. Is it the ideal family car for the future? Find out in our full Mercedes-Benz EQC review.

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What's included?

  • What is it?
  • What's it great at?
  • What's it like to drive?
  • How reliable are Mercedes-Benz electric cars?
  • How comfortable and spacious is it?
  • How economical is it to run?
  • How safe is it?
  • Is there anything I should look out for?
  • Should I buy it?
KEY TEST RESULTS
Comfort and practicality
Brand reliability 0-4 years
  • Apr 2024Last checked by Which?
  • Jul 2020First reviewed by Which?
  • Jul 2019Released

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