Mercedes-Benz EQS becomes Australia’s longest-range EV: 810km flagship gets $184,900 price, 350kW charging and steering yoke
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Mercedes-Benz EQS becomes Australia’s longest-range EV: 810km flagship gets $184,900 price, 350kW charging and steering yoke
Australia has a new long-distance electric vehicle champion, with the comprehensively overhauled Mercedes-Benz EQS arriving with an official 810km range.
Read at EV Central →Mercedes-Benz EQS prices: Updated electric limo now Australia’s longest-range EV
Australian pricing and specs for the refreshed electric limousine confirm it'll offer an 810km range and an optional yoke-style steering wheel.
Read at 7NEWS →Mercedes-Benz EQS prices: Updated electric limo now Australia’s longest-range EV
Australian pricing and specs for the refreshed electric limousine confirm it'll offer an 810km range and an optional yoke-style steering wheel.
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