Mercedes-Benz EQA

Is this electric Mercedes-Benz a good buy? Is the EQA competitive with a Tesla Model 3 or Volvo XC40 Recharge? Find out here.

Australians bought more electric vehicles (EVs) in 2024 than ever before, with 91,292 sales eclipsing the 2023 total (87,217) by 4.7 percent, in an The best-selling electric vehicles in Australia, from the chart-topping Tesla Model Y to the least popular EVs on the market

Nearly two years after the FWD EQA went on sale, Mercedes-Benz has introduced a dual-motor AWD version of its full-electric small SUV.

After a long wait, the Mercedes-Benz EQA350 will soon go on sale in Australia bringing added versatility and performance.

The new Mercedes-Benz EQA 350 won't arrive in Australia in time for Christmas, with the launch being delayed until early 2022.

Priced from $76,800 before on-roads, the EQA promises to offer the same familiar Mercedes-Benz luxury but with an electric twist.

Mercedes-Benz has confirmed the 2021 EQA 350 4MATIC will arrive in Australian dealerships in either November or December this year. The new model will

Australia will receive a more powerful all-wheel-drive version of the EQA later this year that will hit 100km/h in six seconds.

Mercedes-Benz has priced the EQA from $76,800, with the small SUV promising 426km of range and 100kW charging speeds when it arrives in June.

The first all-electric small SUV from Mercedes-Benz is the EQA, coming to Australia in mid-2021 with a 66.5kWh battery.