Mercedes-Benz EQT review: compact electric minivan

Mercedes-Benz EQT — is the fully electric passenger version of the T-Class compact van, designed for families and active leisure. The model combines the practicality of a commercial van with the brande28099s premium comfort, offering zero emissions and a driving range suitable for the city and short trips. To transform the cabin and add practicality, Mercedes EQT tuning will help, and if youe28099re looking for accessories for another model of this brand, our range is available via the link.

Technical specifications

• Motor: electric motor 90 kW (122 hp), 245 Nm.
• Drive: front-wheel.
• Battery: usable capacity 45 kWh (gross 48 kWh), lithium-ion.
• Range (WLTP): 263–285 km.
• 0–100 km/h: 12.6 s.
• Top speed: 133 km/h.
• Dimensions: 4498 × 1859 × 1820 mm, wheelbase 2716 mm.
• Ground clearance: ≈150–160 mm.
• Boot: 550–1979 L (with seats folded).

Equipment

In a typical European specification (Style / Progressive), the following is available:

• 7 airbags, ABS, ESP, lane keeping assist.
• Traffic jam assist, traffic sign recognition, blind spot monitoring (depending on package).
• MBUX multimedia with a 7-inch screen, Apple CarPlay / Android Auto.
• Climate control, heated seats, keyless entry.
• High Performance LED headlights, parking sensors, rear-view camera.
• Up to 5–7 seats (optional third row), Isofix on all rear seats.

Exterior and interior

Exterior is styled in the EQ family look: glossy black Black Panel grille with the central star, slim LED headlights, aerodynamic alloy wheels. The silhouette is practical, with a high roof and large doors, including sliding side doors.

EQT interior combines functionality with premium trim: soft-touch materials, an ergonomic dashboard, a digital instrument cluster (optional), comfortable seats. Space in the second row is generous; the third row (if fitted) is compact.