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The 2026 Mercedes-Benz EQE SUV: All the Range, None of the Looks

Balanced and comfortable in the signature Mercedes way, this EQE sadly misses the mark when it comes to style.

When Mercedes-Benz announced a few years back that the brand was going to lean hard into electrification, they weren’t joking around—which is to be expected, since German automakers aren’t known for their jolly sense of humor. Their world is serious business. To that point, the Mercedes-Benz EQE lineup consists solely of serious all-electric vehicles. While the automaker still makes fossil-fuel builds for its performance AMG collection and sells hybrids in various makes, the EQEs are plug-in only luxury rides offering reliable range and the expected Mercedes-Benz comforts.

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In the 2026 EQE SUV, the Mercedes-Benz Synchronous Electric Motor has a 35-kilowatt output. The 90.5-kilowatt-hour lithium-ion traction battery has a range of about 253-300 miles, depending on driving conditions and performance demands. With a 170-kilowatt DC fast charger, the EQE SUV will go from a 10 percent to 80 percent charge in a little over 30 minutes, as tested.........

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