Future corporate leaders understand the importance of sustainability, and their daily drives reflect this commitment. Those who desire the futuristic design and cutting-edge technology of Mercedes-Benz's ground-breaking, all-electric models in the form of a refined business saloon are in for a treat with the new EQE from Mercedes-EQ rated at 215kW for a smooth and comfortable ride, and Mercedes-AMG EQE 43 4MATIC for a performance-focused experience.
At a length of 4.95m and width of 1.91m, this stylish, avant-garde sedan offers plenty of space with a 430-litre boot, and capacious interior dimensions exceeding those of today's E-Class.
In terms of design and comfort, the EQE 350+'s Electric Art interior conveys understated, progressive luxury. High-quality materials such as leather and nappa leather upholstery are optionally available for the seats. Creating a futuristic yet soothing lounge ambience are the ambient lighting features and also the backlit trim element with Mercedes-Benz pattern. Noise and vibration comfort level is among the best in class, while the HEPA filter as part of the Energizing Air Control Plus feature is ultra-efficient. In addition, the streamlined Electric Art exterior is an exercise in expressiveness and elegance, showcasing bold and sporty aesthetics courtesy of the AMG Line.
This story is from the January 2023 edition of Prestige Singapore.
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