Concerning Mercedes-Benz EQA

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The EQA, Mercedes-Benz's smallest electric SUV, will launch in September of this year. In 2020, Mercedes-Benz India unveiled the EQC, its first luxury electric vehicle. The EQS 580, the German automaker's flagship EV, was introduced in 2022. Moreover, it said "Made in India."

An asynchronous motor fixed to the front axle will be included. The cooling system, power electronics, electric motor, and fixed ratio gearbox all come from a single, extremely compact, highly integrated unit. The eATS, or electric powertrain. With a 66.5 kwh energy content, the double-decker lithium-ion battery that powers the EQA250, which has a power output of 144 kw or 188 horsepower, is housed inside the vehicle's underbody as a structural element.

The front-wheel vehicle, according to NEDC, will have a range of 480 km on a single charge, the business claims. The front-wheel vehicle, according to NEDC, will have a range of 480 km on a single charge, the business claims.

The infrastructure that is available and the equipment unique to each nation determine how long it will take a car to fully charge. At the proper charging station, the EQA will be charged with a maximum power of up to 100 kW. In this scenario, the battery may be charged in about 30 minutes from 10% to 80% SoC.

Although the new EQA's overall shape and dimensions resemble those of the GLA, it also has a number of fresh style cues, just as the EQC. The three-pointed star on the black panel grille, which is a distinguishing feature of Mercedes-EQ vehicles, and the continuous light strip at the front and back are located up front.


What is the Mercedes Benz EQA expected to cost?

It is anticipated that Mercedes Benz EQA will cost between Rs. 55 and 60 lakh.


When is Mercedes Benz EQA expected to launch?

Mercedes Benz EQA is expected to launch in December 2023.


What are the Mercedes-Benz EQA's anticipated key specifications?

An asynchronous motor fixed to the front axle will be included. The cooling system, power electronics, electric motor, and fixed ratio gearbox all come from a single, extremely compact, highly integrated unit. The eATS, or electric powertrain. With a 66.5 kwh energy content, the double-decker lithium-ion battery that powers the EQA250, which has a power output of 144 kw or 188 bhp, is housed inside the vehicle's underbody as a structural element. The front-wheel model, according to NEDC, will have a range of 480 kilometres on a single charge, the company claims.