The mighty Mercedes-Benz EQS has arrived to redraw the landscape of luxury mobility. EVs have always been expensive, thanks to the high costs of R&D into drivetrains and batteries, ensuring that the ...

Mercedes is going back to its roots with the upgraded EQS. The new Mercedes EQS luxury sedan will feature an improved battery for more range and the option for a more classic grille design.. After ...

The EQS 450 4Matic will start at $108,550, while the top EQS 580 4Matic starts at $127,100. But as you go up in the trim levels, the prices climb considerably, topping out at a loaded 580 Pinnacle ...

Mercedes-Benz claims the EQS is now rated for 118 kWh and can go farther, albeit it hasn’t shared the so-called updated range figures. The regenerative braking software has been recalibrated, too.

Back to the grill. The Mercedes-Maybach EQS SUV is dripping with historic Maybach design elements: two-tone paint, imposing wheels, a proper hood ornament and, yes, a grill with filigree slats ...

For 2025, however, Mercedes has brought the standing star to the EQS, along with a new front fascia and a larger battery pack – all while delivering interior comfort that is tough to match.

The changes are more than skin deep, though. The 2025 EQS gets a 118.0 kilowatt-hour battery pack, compared to 107.8 kWh for the 2024 model. Mercedes hasn’t released updated range figures, but ...