Mercedes-Benz EQB Facelift, New Electric SUV With Recent Design Changes And Features

Mercedes-Benz EQB 2024. (Photo; Mercedes-Benz Group)

JAKARTA - Mercedes-Benz, a vehicle manufacturer from Germany, has officially introduced a facelift from Mercedes-Benz EQB, one of the electric-powered SUVs in the Mercy line.

Changes to the Mercedes-Benz EQB cover various aspects, including designs, the latest battery charging system, and a number of interesting features.

The facelift EQB has undergone a design change with the addition of a new black panel featuring the typical Mercedes star pattern as a standard feature on the front, as well as a rear LED light that has been changed, reported by InsideEVs, Thursday, August 24.

The latest Mercedes-Benz EQB has been equipped with a 10.25-inch mid-touch screen equipped with the latest MBUX infotainment system, and voice control in this car has been updated compared to previous models.

The touch control panel has also been added to the steering wheel, and users have options for two voice experiences, namely the sound generated by the computer with the Burmester surround sound system.

In addition, Mercedes-Benz also offers the Dolby Atmos surround sound system option, which provides an in-depth audio experience that allows users to listen to music as if they were in a recording studio.

The premium car manufacturer has also equipped the EQB with the latest features, including an updated mono-multiguna camera and a Driving Assistance package, including Active Lane Keeping Assist through the Electronic Stability Program (ESP).

Mercedes-Benz EQB is equipped with a front-wheel drive system powered by electric motors measuring 188 dk. While variants such as EQB 300 4 Matic have two electric motors on each double, which can generate up to 225 dk of power.

The top variant of this model, namely EQB 350, has a higher power of 288 dk. The entire EQB variant is equipped with a battery package with a capacity of 70.5 kWh.

These three EQB variants can be charged with battery through AC 9.6 kW charging and DC fast charging with more than 100 kW power. Facelift version of Mercedes EQB is available in standard configuration with five seats, although customers can choose options with seven seats.

In Indonesia, the version of the Mercedes-Benz EQB before the facelift is sold reaches IDR 1.65 billion, has a distance of up to 448 km and can charge from 10% to 80% in 32 minutes using a DC 100 kW fast charging.