The all-electric MercedesBenz EQB 350 🚙 is allowed to charge on 'enemy' ground. 🔌 BMW Motoring MotoringNews TheCitizenMotoring Find out more about the vehicle 🔽
It turns out the Mercedes-Benz EQB is allowed to charge on"enemy" ground. Picture: Jaco van der MerweIt starts at the very top in how their respective engineers try and outdo each other and spans all the way down to the respective owners’ ongoing rivalry for bragging rights.
We swiped the card and plugged in the fast charger’s cable… at which point the security guard at the gate came charging. It turns out he was just not educated on the whole process and apologised profusely when the penny dropped.Not for a second did we begrudge the poor guy for his initial reaction. In fact, we think him defending his hallowed BMW turf so fiercely against a shameless infiltration by the enemy was rather noble.
The range comes with exclusive wheel designs, which in our tester’s case was 20-inch 20-spoke black and silver alloys.
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