DriveSenseMercedes-Benz EQB
X2432021–2023
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| Powertrain | Engine / motor | Power | Drivetrain | Explore & compare |
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| eqb 300 ↗Automatic · 2023–2023 | Electric | Not listed | 4WD | |
| eqb 300 4matic ↗Automatic (A1) · 2022–2022 | Electricity | Not listed | All-Wheel Drive | |
| eqb 350 4matic ↗Automatic (A1) · 2022–2024 | Electricity | Not listed | All-Wheel Drive |
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About this generation
The EQB debuted as Mercedes-Benz’s compact electric SUV based on the GLB, bringing a boxy three-row-capable package to the brand’s EV lineup. It launched globally for the 2021 model year and reached the U.S. market for 2022, initially with rear-wheel-drive and dual-motor variants depending on market and trim. This original phase established the EQB nameplate before the later facelifted update.
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