Mercedes-Benz (the electric vehicle) has become the most affordable and most popular prices, as Mercedes-Benz has achieved EQA 2025 and 2025 Mercedes-Benz EQB 250+ city that brings more equipment and lower entry prices for both models.
EQA 250 is the new entry point for the small electrical SUV collection, at $ 80,700 before costs on the road, making it the cheapest new electrical model in Mercedes-Benz Australia, at $ 4000 less than EQA 250+.
EQA is the most-selling Mercedes-Benz electric electric car, before the largest EQB and EQE SUV in the wide SUV squad that runs in German batteries.
EQA comes 250 with the same promotions-energy and power-such as EQB 250+ City Edition, which is $ 85,400 before the road to reduce EQB 250+ ($ 89,100 before off-road).
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The price of both EVS includes a three -year service plan package and 12 months of free shipping at Chargefox public charging stations.
They slide easily under the luxury car tax threshold, which will remain unchanged at 91,387 dollars for “fuel” vehicles for the fiscal year 2025-2026 that begins today (1 July 2025).
Outside, the additional hardware includes the 19 -inch “dual -color” AMG wheel as a standard, which Mercedes -Benz Australia says it is the first for both models, as well as the comfort episode.
There is also a AMG line design, high -performance headlights with adaptive function, and metal paint as a standard for both vehicles.
The cabin equipment includes a panoramic sliding glass hole, a switch without a key (entry/start without a key and hands -free rear), and front -sized front sport seats in the artificial skin with memory function.
EQB 250+ City Edition also adds a third row to increase its ability to sit to seven.
Nappa -paid steering wheel, a 10.25 -inch central screen with a wireless smartphone, as well as Apple Carplay, Android Auto and “advanced sound system” completing the internal package.
The 360 -degree camera is part of the driver’s auxiliary suite including helping active parking lots and helping the active distance (adjustment control control), as well as help to keep the lane and help blind spots.
EQA 250 and EQB 250+ City Edition uses a single -size electric transmission set that sends 140 kW/385 nm through the front wheels, with a 70.5 kW battery per hour that brings 578 km and 564 km (NEDC), respectively.
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