Mercedes-Benz EQE Sedan

Both variants use a 96 kWh battery — the Sedan 320+ and SUV 350+ share the same pack size, with the Sedan's lower weight and aerodynamic profile delivering a 639 km WLTP advantage over the SUV's 590 km. Both use NMC chemistry with Mercedes' active liquid thermal management. EQE Sedan 320+ (RWD): 639 km WLTP / ~705 km CLTC — 96 kWh EQE SUV 350+ (RWD): 590 km WLTP / ~660 km CLTC — 96 kWh Drivetrain: RWD — both variants Home charging: ~10.5 hrs (both variants, 11 kW AC)

In UAE summer above 40°C with full AC load, expect a 15–20% WLTP reduction — approximately 510–545 km for the Sedan and 470–500 km for the SUV. Both variants complete multiple Dubai–Abu Dhabi return runs between charges, among the strongest real-world figures in the UAE E-segment.

Both variants support 11 kW AC onboard charging, reaching 0–100% in approximately 10.5 hours on a villa wall box. At DEWA's AED 0.23/kWh rate, a full 96 kWh charge costs approximately AED 22.10; in Abu Dhabi at AED 0.27/kWh, approximately AED 25.90.

Both variants support up to 170 kW DC fast charging via CCS2, delivering 10–80% in approximately 32 minutes — compatible with DEWA Green Charger, E2GO, UAEV, and GreenParking networks. The 170 kW ceiling is below the Hyundai IONIQ 5's 800V 18-minute capability but consistent with the broader Mercedes-Benz luxury EV segment. 2025 Mercedes-Benz EQE — Battery & Charging

The Sedan's 3,120 mm wheelbase delivers genuinely limousine-grade rear legroom — exceptional for an E-segment sedan. The SUV's 3,030 mm wheelbase is slightly shorter but still generous, with the elevated SUV body providing more headroom and easier entry/exit for all passengers.

Both body styles share the same MBUX dashboard — a 12.3-inch digital cluster and 12.8-inch OLED central touchscreen with wireless CarPlay, Android Auto, and Arabic navigation fully supported. Physical climate shortcut buttons are retained alongside the touchscreen, avoiding the all-touchscreen approach common in Chinese and Korean rivals.

Four-zone automatic climate control with remote pre-conditioning via the Mercedes Me app manages UAE midday heat effectively across both body styles. Heated front seats are standard; UV ceramic tinting on the panoramic roof is recommended for open UAE parking on both variants.

The Sedan offers 430 litres of boot space; the SUV offers a more practical 520 litres with a higher loading lip and wider opening. Neither body style includes a frunk; ISOFIX is fitted at both outer rear seats on each variant.

12.3" digital cluster + 12.8" OLED touchscreen (MBUX), wireless CarPlay & Android Auto, Arabic navigation, OTA updates via Mercedes-Benz UAE infrastructure Mercedes Me app: remote pre-conditioning, charging management, and vehicle monitoring Burmester 3D surround sound system standard on both variants 64-colour ambient lighting, four-zone climate control, panoramic sunroof — standard across both body styles

Advanced Driver Assistance includes: AEB with pedestrian and cyclist detection, adaptive cruise with stop-and-go, lane centring, active lane change Blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, Active Parking Assist, 360-degree surround camera 5-star Euro NCAP — Sedan rated 2022, SUV rated 2023 Air suspension standard on both — active ride height adjustment and UAE road surface compliance

Both EQE variants prioritise near-silence and floating comfort over driver engagement. At 120 km/h on the E11, wind and road noise are virtually absent; the air suspension absorbs UAE road surfaces with composure across both the Sedan and SUV.

The Sedan 320+'s 5.8-second 0–100 is confident for UAE motorway merging; the SUV 350+'s 6.7 seconds is adequate for daily use but unhurried. Both deliver smooth, linear electric power delivery well-suited to the EQE's luxury positioning.

Adjustable regenerative braking supports one-pedal driving across both variants. The transition from regen to friction braking is smooth and predictable; energy recovery contributes meaningfully to urban range in Dubai stop-start conditions.

Mercedes' Driver Assistance Package delivers adaptive cruise, lane centring, and automatic lane change — performing reliably on the E11 and Sheikh Zayed Road on both body styles. Active driver supervision is always required; no Level 3 capability is offered.

The Sedan's lower centre of gravity and longer wheelbase give it a slightly more settled feel through E11 sweepers. The SUV's elevated position and air suspension manage UAE road surfaces confidently; its higher body means more movement in fast corners compared to the Sedan.

Air suspension is standard on both variants — absorbing UAE expansion joints, speed humps, and surface transitions with class-leading composure. Rear passengers on either body style experience minimal disruption on the Dubai–Abu Dhabi corridor.

Mercedes-Benz UAE operates authorised service centres across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah with MB-certified HV technicians, genuine parts, and full OTA update support. Both EQE body styles carry a 3-year unlimited mileage vehicle warranty, a class-leading 10-year / 250,000 km battery warranty, and complimentary maintenance for the first 2 years or 40,000 km. Agency purchases qualify for free Salik tag, green parking, and reduced RTA registration fees.

Grey import EQE units lose all manufacturer warranty and the segment's longest battery protection. Insurance premiums on non-agency units run 20–30% above official rates; government EV incentives including free Salik tag, green parking, and reduced RTA fees do not apply.

The EQE Sedan 320+ at AED 342,900 is competitively positioned against the BMW i5 eDrive40 (~AED 355,000), while the SUV 350+ at AED 402,900 sits below the Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV and Porsche Cayenne E-Hybrid. For 25,000 km per year on a home wall box, annual electricity runs AED 1,900–2,300 (DEWA) versus AED 14,000–18,000 for a comparable petrol Mercedes — annual savings of AED 11,000–16,000. Insurance ranges from AED 14,000 to AED 20,000 annually for the Sedan and AED 16,000 to AED 22,000 for the SUV. Mercedes-Benz UAE servicing is estimated at AED 2,500–4,500 per year. Three-year residual values are estimated at 55–63% for the Sedan and 53–61% for the SUV, supported by the 10-year battery warranty and Mercedes-Benz's premium UAE brand position. 2025 Mercedes-Benz EQE — Standard Equipment