What range do you get from your EQS 580?
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What range do you get from your EQS 580?
I had my EQS 580 for 2 months now and loving the guilt-free no gas station. I am averaging 410-420 kilometers on a full charge on constant AC on and heater. Is that good or bad? Today temps went down a little and I clocked 400 kilometers on full charge. Vehicle is always full (7 pax). Since this one can't have a class 3 hitch for my bikes, the GLE43 will be kept for those "long range out of town and adventure" sessions.
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What?? 7 pax? Must be the SUV. Or do you still have a few people lying in the trunk? Hahaha
"I am averaging 410-420 kilometers on a full charge" 100% to 0% or 80% to 0%? My average is around 21 kWh/100km (for my total 6900km) ~ 480Km (100% to 0%) I'm in the US, speed limit is 130Km/h.
"I am averaging 410-420 kilometers on a full charge" 100% to 0% or 80% to 0%? My average is around 21 kWh/100km (for my total 6900km) ~ 480Km (100% to 0%) I'm in the US, speed limit is 130Km/h.
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The biggest determinants are outside temperature and speed. In freezing temps at 70 mph, that's good. When its very cold outside below below -18 C, it is wise to get used to using the eco++ and keeping your speed at 110k or so to get 400k of range. It may not seem a lot but other EV's suffer from much bigger losses in the "real cold" My car has never bricked even at temperatures as low as -30 C but when left overnight at those temps, unplugged, it will cut power to 80% till it warms up. As far as EV's go I would rate the EQS cold weather performance as superb.
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The biggest determinants are outside temperature and speed. In freezing temps at 70 mph, that's good. When its very cold outside below below -18 C, it is wise to get used to using the eco++ and keeping your speed at 110k or so to get 400k of range. It may not seem a lot but other EV's suffer from much bigger losses in the "real cold" My car has never bricked even at temperatures as low as -30 C but when left overnight at those temps, unplugged, it will cut power to 80% till it warms up. As far as EV's go I would rate the EQS cold weather performance as superb.
-30C wow. I'm watching a lot of EV YouTube videos. I think, compare to other manufactures, MB did a great job on the EQ models.
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My 2023 EQS 580 SUV typically gets around 300 miles (480km) of range - but when I switched to run-flat tires, this lowered my range slightly to about 285 miles (456km). However, I usually drive the car alone (never with 7 people!), and usually in the western US where it rarely gets particularly cold.
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'13 GLK350 4matic,'10 C207,'15 GLA250,'07 Honda Odyssey, '18 GLE 43, '24 EQS 580
What?? 7 pax? Must be the SUV. Or do you still have a few people lying in the trunk? Hahaha
"I am averaging 410-420 kilometers on a full charge" 100% to 0% or 80% to 0%? My average is around 21 kWh/100km (for my total 6900km) ~ 480Km (100% to 0%) I'm in the US, speed limit is 130Km/h.
"I am averaging 410-420 kilometers on a full charge" 100% to 0% or 80% to 0%? My average is around 21 kWh/100km (for my total 6900km) ~ 480Km (100% to 0%) I'm in the US, speed limit is 130Km/h.
