Next Year, Mercedes-Benz Showcases G-Class Version Of Electricity

Design Mercedes EQG. (Screenshot Twitter @Mercedes-Benz)

JAKARTA - The electric version of Mercedes EQG or G-Class seems to be getting closer into the production stage, this can be seen clearly in a photo shared by the manufacturer on the official Twitter page.

Quoted from the Carscroops page, Sunday, November 12, in a tweet on the manufacturer's Twitter page, it said that G-Class electricity combines the latest sophistication and electrical technology.

However, this iconic car is unlikely to be expected in the near future, as Mercedes has already signaled that the model will be introduced next year, and will be produced at the Magna Steyr plant in Graz, Austria, along with conventional G-Class.

Judging from the concept, at first glance it does have a design that is presented very similar to conventional-powered models, but there are several differences, one of which is the design of a spare tire on the back, which is now in the form of a non-integer contact.

In addition, if you look closely, there are several differences with conventional versions of machines, such as special rims and front facia that are completely covered, like an electric car in general.

The manufacturer did not describe any specifications for this one's electric model, but is expected to be equipped with four electric motors embedded near the wheel, in order to bulldoze various road terrains including off-roads.

Of course not a few are waiting for this car to launch soon. What do you think about this one concept?