2024 EQBs - all using upgraded battery?
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2024 EQBs - all using upgraded battery?
Hi - I know the EQB250+ is using a 70.5kW battery useable, but have the EQB 300 and 350 also been upgraded to 70.5kW useable (from 66.5kW)?
Seeing a lot of conflicting information online. Mercedes Canada website shows that all models are using 70.5kW useable.
Can anyone confirm?
Seeing a lot of conflicting information online. Mercedes Canada website shows that all models are using 70.5kW useable.
Can anyone confirm?
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Hi - I know the EQB250+ is using a 70.5kW battery useable, but have the EQB 300 and 350 also been upgraded to 70.5kW useable (from 66.5kW)?
Seeing a lot of conflicting information online. Mercedes Canada website shows that all models are using 70.5kW useable.
Can anyone confirm?
Seeing a lot of conflicting information online. Mercedes Canada website shows that all models are using 70.5kW useable.
Can anyone confirm?
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I am not entirely sure of this but it is only the 250+ that has the 70.5kW usable battery - likely being able to use a larger battery pack due the space available in the absence of the rear motor. Had it also been the 300/350, their EPA range should have gone up by around 5% - 6%, which is not the case.
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That's weird because in Canada they are definitley advertising all 3 models as having the 70.5kw pack. It can be seen here: https://www.mercedes-benz.ca/en/vehi...eqb/suv#models
https://tools.mercedes-benz.co.uk/cu...eqb-SR1123.pdf
One thing I did notice on the Canada website is that the EQB 350 seems to have a range very similar to the 250+, not the 300. So, likely MB may have made some tweaks for the 2024 model. Best would be to confirm this with your dealer or MB USA/ Canada/ NA.
Last edited by EQBFan; Nov 17, 2024 at 11:46 PM.
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Could be country specific: https://media.mercedes-benz.ca/relea...-range-in-2024
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Could be country specific: https://media.mercedes-benz.ca/relea...-range-in-2024
https://www.mercedes-benz.com.sg/pas...oltage-battery
Maybe someone with a 2024 300/350 can help clarify.
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Drove the 2024 EQB300 yesterday and drained it to 0% (at least that's what the dash was showing ...). Charged it to 80% overnight. My Tesla charger says 54.7kW/h was transferred. Simple math - that's about 68kW/h of useable capacity.
