The manufacturer announced changes across its U.S. lineup including to the EQE and EQS, as well as the fully electric G-Wagen.
Mercedes will increase the battery pack size of certain EQE sedan variants and all EQS sedans for 2025. The manufacturer shares more information about the fully electric G580. Mercedes-Benz will update most of the models in its U.S. lineup for 2025, and the big news is the larger batteries it will equip its EQE and EQS models with. The manufacturer also detailed the fully electric G-Class, which won’t be called the EQG, as initially believed.
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