The Mercedes-Benz EQV will prove that even in the segment of luxury vans, the electric drive can be completely competitive.
Mercedes-Benz will present at the Frankfurt Motor Show the first luxury van, which will drive it exclusively electricity. It is a van with a tag EQV, and it is based on an already well-known and extremely popular one class V. Electric motor with power 150 kW is installed on the front axle, and it draws energy from a lithium-ion battery with capacity 90 kWh. This means that it will be enough for up to 405 kilometers driven, to charge from 10 to 80%, and we'll be on fast charging stations needed less than an hour. EQV has enough space for up to 8 passengers and enables unhindered use of the luggage compartment, as the battery is 'stored' in the bottom van.
The design of the Mercedes-Benz EQV is almost identical to the V-Class, but the differences are found where you would expect them for an electric vehicle. An opening on the left side hides a smart, water-cooled power supply with 11 kW powers. Mobility for a larger number of passengers has become environmental with the EQV model kinder, but at the same time she didn't compromise on luxury, which we are in this class used to.
Gallery: Mercedes-Benz EQV
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