Mercedes-Benz Concept EQV MPV debuts at 2019 Geneva motor show

    Previewing an all-electric variant of the Mercedes-Benz V-class MPV, the Concept EQV has a 400km range and a 160kph top speed.

    Published On Mar 08, 2019 06:18:00 PM

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    The Mercedes-Benz Concept EQV made its debut at the 2019 Geneva motor show, previewing the German carmaker’s first electric MPV.

    The all-electric concept is based on the V-class and features a 100kWh under-floor battery with a 500km range, a 204hp motor that drives the front wheels and a 160kph top speed. Mercedes-Benz says a rapid charger gives the Concept EQV a 100km of range in just 15min.

    While the overall silhouette is very similar to that of the V-class, the EQV gets design cues that echo those seen on Mercedes’ EQC SUV – including the new grille, bumpers and the 19-inch alloy wheels.

    Despite the addition of batteries, the car's interior space is largely identical to that of the standard V-class. Like the V-class MPV, the Concept EQV also features multiple seating configurations, with an option of having between six and eight seats. The dashboard on the Concept EQV sports Mercedes-Benz’s latest MBUX infotainment system with voice and gesture control.

    Mercedes-Benz India launched the V-class in India just a few weeks ago in two variants – the V 220d Expression and the V 220d Exclusive – priced from Rs 68.40-81.90 lakh (ex-showroom, pan-India).

    Also see:

    2019 Mercedes-Benz V 220d review, test drive

    2019 Mercedes-Benz V-class video review

    Mercedes-Benz GLC facelift India-bound in 2019

    Mercedes-Benz Cars

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