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The 2022 Mercedes-Benz EQB debuted in September 2021 for global markets. With deliveries poised to begin this summer in the US, we finally have pricing for the all-electric three-row SUV. It's close to previously-reported estimates, starting at $54,500. With the mandatory $1,050 destination fee included, you'll pay $55,550.
That price gets you the EQB 300 4Matic in base trim. Being all-wheel-drive, you get dual electric motors front and back generating a combined 225 horsepower (167 kilowatts) and 288 pound-feet (390 newton-meters) of torque. A digital cockpit with dual 10.25-inch screens is also standard, as are a plethora of driver-assist systems, navigation, and Merc's MBUX system.
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Two additional trim levels are offered on the EQB: Exclusive and Pinnacle. For an extra $1,250, the Exclusive adds a bit more luxury with the Keyless-Go package, inductive wireless charging, and an upgraded stereo. Pinnacle is a $3,800 upgrade that includes everything in Exclusive, then adds a panoramic roof, surround-view camera, and the top-of-the-line Burmester sound system.
Buyers seeking a bit more power can have all of the above on the EQB 350 4Matic. Its dual-motor arrangement churns out 288 hp (215 kW) and 384 lb-ft (521 Nm) of torque. Mercedes still doesn't offer range estimates for either version in the US market, though the EQB 300 achieves 260 miles on the Euro-specific WLTP scale. Based on that, an EPA range for the lower-powered SUV should be around 230 miles.
Model/Trim | Horsepower / Torque | Starting Price | MSRP (w/ $1,050 fee) |
EQB 300 4Matic | 225 hp / 288 lb-ft | $54,500 | $55,550 |
EQB 350 4Matic | 288 hp / 384 lb-ft | $58,050 | $59,100 |
EQB 300 4Matic Exclusive | 225 hp / 288 lb-ft | $55,750 | $56,800 |
EQB 350 4Matic Exclusive | 288 hp / 384 lb-ft | $59,300 | $60,350 |
EQB 300 4Matic Pinnacle | 225 hp / 288 lb-ft | $58,300 | $59,350 |
EQB 350 4Matic Pinnacle | 288 hp / 384 lb-ft | $60,350 | $61,400 |
Expect the Mercedes-Benz EQB to reach US dealerships sometime later in the summer.