Mercedes Benz Electric Cars in India (5)
Mercedes- Benz Electric Cars represent the brand’s premium EV portfolio in India. In September 2026, Mercedes- Benz Electric Cars in India include 6 models currently on sale, along with 1 upcoming model.
The Mercedes- Benz Electric Cars price range starts at ₹67.20 lakh for the EQA and goes up to ₹3.10 Cr for the G-Class Electric. The lineup includes five SUV models and 2 sedan options, like the Mercedes-Benz EQS and the upcoming Mercedes-Benz CLA Electric.
Mercedes-Benz Electric Cars Prices in September 2026
Among Mercedes- Benz Electric Cars in 2026, the EQS SUV offers the highest claimed driving range of up to 820 km. Mercedes- Benz Electric cars offers feature such as alloy wheels, cruise control, sunroof, reverse camera, ABS and ventilated seats.
Model | Price (Ex-showroom) |
Mercedes-Benz CLA Electric | ₹57.00 lakh |
Mercedes-Benz EQA | ₹67.20 lakh |
Mercedes-Benz EQB | ₹72.20 lakh - ₹78.90 lakh |
Mercedes-Benz EQS | ₹1.30 Cr |
Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV | ₹1.33 Cr - ₹2.40 Cr |
Mercedes-Benz EQE SUV | ₹1.41 Cr |
Mercedes-Benz G-Class Electric | ₹3.10 Cr |
Mercedes-Benz Electric Cars - Key Highlights
Category | Model / Details |
Upcoming | Mercedes-Benz CLA Electric |
Cheapest | Mercedes-Benz EQA (₹67.20 lakh) |
Sedan | Mercedes-Benz CLA Electric, Mercedes-Benz EQS |
Most Expensive | Mercedes-Benz G-Class Electric (₹3.10 Cr) |
Highest Electric Range | Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV (820 km) |







Mercedes Benz Electric Cars - FAQs
In 2026, Mercedes- Benz Electric Cars in India include 6 models currently on sale, along with 1 upcoming model.
The Mercedes- Benz Electric Cars price range starts at ₹67.20 lakh for the EQA and goes up to ₹3.10 Cr for the G-Class Electric.
The SUV lineup under Mercedes- Benz Electric Cars in India includes EQA, EQB, EQS SUV and EQE SUV, along Mercedes-Benz G-Class Electric.
In Mercedes- Benz Electric Cars in 2026, the sedan options include the EQS and the upcoming CLA Electric.
The cheapest model among Mercedes- Benz Electric Cars is the EQA, priced at ₹67.20 lakh (ex-showroom).
The most expensive model in the Mercedes- Benz Electric Cars in India lineup is the G-Class Electric, priced at ₹3.10 Cr (ex-showroom).
Among Mercedes- Benz Electric Cars in 2026, the EQS SUV offers the highest claimed electric range of up to 820 km.
Yes, the upcoming addition to the Mercedes- Benz Electric Cars in India portfolio is the CLA Electric.
Mercedes- Benz Electric Cars come equipped with features such as alloy wheels, cruise control, sunroof, reverse camera, ABS and ventilated seats.
Trending Questions on Mercedes-Benz Cars - Answered by Autocar Experts
I’m looking for an entry-level luxury EV, with space, comfort, good ride quality and futuristic features as my top priorities. My budget is under Rs 65 lakh. Which one should I choose between the BMW iX1 LWB and Mercedes-Benz CLA EV, or would it be better to wait for the Mercedes-Benz GLA EV?
The BMW iX1 LWB is the best fit for your priorities of space, comfort and ride quality. The long-wheelbase version offers a genuinely spacious rear seat, which is a clear advantage over the Mercedes-Benz CLA Electric. The iX1 also rides well and feels like a well-rounded premium EV, with a practical boot and a comfortable cabin that will work well for daily use and longer journeys.The CLA EV is a stylish product, with a noticeably more attractive interior and a better feature set. Performance is better, and it will also deliver a healthier range compared to the BMW iX1. But do keep in mind that it is pricier, and its backseat detracts from a luxurious experience on account of its upright backrest and low seating. So if you're going to be driving by yourself with one passenger for the most part, then the CLA EV seems to be the better option. But if backseat comfort matters to you as much as the drive, then opt for the BMW iX1.
I want to purchase a good ev suv and have short listed Mercedes g wagon 580 or Mercedes eqs and audi q8. Which one should I go with as my family travel is 200 kms
I want to buy a 7-seater SUV EV. I can make the purchase anytime within the next six months. My priority is a real-world driving range of over 600 km. Which model would you recommend?
Unfortunately, there are very few EVs that will give you a real-world range of 600km - even though their official rating says so - and fewer still with a 7-seat layout. The only one that fits the bill is the Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV, whose price is around Rs 1.5 crore. If that fits your budget, then go for it, as it is one of the best luxury EVs you can buy in India today. The other three-row EVs lower down are the Tesla Model Y L (6 seater) and the Mahindra XEV 9S (6/7 seater). Both have official ratings of over 650km, but the real-world range is likely to be more in the region of 500km. In our real-world range test, the XEV 9S with the largest (79kWh) battery pack returned 477km overall, and while we haven't range tested the Model Y L, previous Tesla models have proven quite efficient. If your budget can accommodate the Tesla at around Rs 65 lakh, you should get it. If not, the Mahindra at around Rs 22-32 lakh should be adequate.
I’m keenly looking forward to the new GLC EV 2026. Just wanted to know if it will be available in a non-EV version as well, and what would be the approximate on-road price when it launches?
The Mercedes-Benz GLC EV will only be launched in India in 2027, and its ICE counterpart is expected to follow after that - perhaps in late 2027. The ICE version is expected to resemble the new GLC EV on the outside and inside, featuring new details like the illuminated grille, 3-pointed star DRLs in the headlamps and tail-lamps, and the 39-inch Hyperscreen display on the dashboard. However, while the GLC EV is newly developed on a pure-electric skateboard platform, the ICE version is expected to be a heavy facelift of the current model, built on the same platform and using the same petrol and diesel engines. With all the updates, however, expect the price to go up, and while we can't say for sure as it's a long way off, it could go up to about Rs 95 lakh, on road, in some cities. If that is too much of a jump, and too much of a wait, the current GLC remains an excellent choice, with strong engines, great comfort and a well-appointed cabin. And if you're interested in an EV but don't want to wait until the GLC EV is launched, consider the BYD Sealion 7 or Tesla Model Y L.
I want a good luxury car within the budget of 60 lakhs to 65 lakhs. Which German brand EV should I go for?
If you usually drive yourself, the Mercedes-Benz CLA EV is a stylish electric sedan that's got a refined and efficient powertrain promising over 500km of real-world range. Additionally, its ride comfort and handling balance are sorted, and the cabin features the latest AI-enabled tech.Do keep in mind, its rear seat is cramped, the seating position is knees-up even at the front, and it misses sun shades for the sunroof and rear windows, and ventilated seats. Alternatively, if your usage is mixed - self and chauffeur-driven, the BMW iX1 is the better bet. It drives well, has a higher seat and better ground clearance, and even though its cabin might not feel as special as the CLA's. But, the build and fit-finish still feels solid, its back seat is more spacious, and then you also get the badge and safety you expect at this price.
Last Updated on: 29 Sept 2026








