EQS [Official!] Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV

[duesy]

That's a good looking SUV. Bland but beautiful.

 

[Merc1]

The design is the very definition of insipid.

M

 

[Rolf]

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Good honest review. The car's design is very bland in white. I don't like the rear design at all, with the flat rear bumper and weird amoeba taillights, it just doesn't look like a Mercedes.

 

[Centurion]

The design is acceptable and suits the shape better than the saloon.

 

[martinbo]

The design is acceptable and suits the shape better than the saloon.

It’s just another dollop of Blob-o-Benz, a dish best served by Mercedes EQ.

 

[Merc1]

It’s just another dollop of Blob-o-Benz, a dish best served by Mercedes EQ.

It's an embarrassment. A knee jerk reaction to the EV market. Mercedes though per history almost never get the first generation of something right. There are exceptions, but still. How can they look at the SL or even GLE and then this thing and think they're the same brand?

M

 

[martinbo]

It's an embarrassment. A knee jerk reaction to the EV market. Mercedes though per history almost never get the first generation of something right. There are exceptions, but still. How can they look at the SL or even GLE and then this thing and think they're the same brand?

M

I think there’s a considerable element of arrogance in BMW and Mercedes approach to design in their respective portfolios. Resting on the laurels of their brand cachet - that’s the only explanation for cars like this and the even more hideously rat-faced iX.

 

[Merc1]

I think there’s a considerable element of arrogance in BMW and Mercedes approach to design in their respective portfolios. Resting on the laurels of their brand cachet - that’s the only explanation for cars like this and the even more hideously rat-faced iX.

I dunno if that's it, but could be. I dunno. I just see a lot of ugly and/or bland/uninspired designs from both of them. I think BMW is being arrogant about it, but I think Mercedes is genuinely shell shocked by the industry changes and they're having to deal with the fact that they no longer set the tone or the pace like they did in the 80's and 90's.

M

 

[Merc1]

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Sigh............


M

 

[KiwiRob]

My opinion is that two-tone only works on some super/hypercars......and this is not that.

It works quite nicely on all Rolls Royce sedans and coupes as well as competing products from Bentley.

I also think our MINI looks nice two tone.

 

[RobbinYoHoodv2]

Orders open in UK for electric, £129,170 Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV

Orders open for electric, £129,170 Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV | Autocar

BMW iX rival lands in the UK with up to 536bhp, 364 miles of all-electric range and two premium trim levels

www.autocar.co.uk

Unreal, will be surprised if they sell 20 at that price, especially now the UK government are scaling back the tax breaks!

 

[Centurion]

Unreal, will be surprised if they sell 20 at that price, especially now the UK government are scaling back the tax breaks!

Merc will sell plenty to fleet and business customers.

 

[dalab]

I also think our MINI looks nice two tone.

Technically Mini has a floating roof, I understand the two tone to a different color that is born under the belt line
Our? I think I read that you said it belonged to your wife,... but yes, it looks so good that it's worth pluralizing it lol

 

[Rolf]

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Sigh............


M

It looks so much better in metallic blue than the dull as dishwater white colour that was in another video posted recently.

 

[leylandi]

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[dalab]

The central open pore wood moldings with the stars provide an interesting contrast to the colorful and techno super gloss of the
screen it's attached to, I think it looks great on that particular spec.

The interior is still, in my opinion, the main asset of the EQ line due to the wow factor, I don't know if I would get along with the Hyper or if it stuns people of a certain age who are its objective target, but on the outside there is not much to see It's just a big truck and the sedan is better not to mention.

*If the steering wheel had that wood instead of gloss black, how would it look?

 

[leylandi]

 

[Merc1]

The central open pore wood moldings with the stars provide an interesting contrast to the colorful and techno super gloss of the
screen it's attached to, I think it looks great on that particular spec.

The interior is still, in my opinion, the main asset of the EQ line due to the wow factor, I don't know if I would get along with the Hyper or if it stuns people of a certain age who are its objective target, but on the outside there is not much to see It's just a big truck and the sedan is better not to mention.

*If the steering wheel had that wood instead of gloss black, how would it look?

For once I agree with every word.

M

 

[Centurion]

The interior is still, in my opinion, the main asset of the EQ line due to the wow factor, I don't know if I would get along with the Hyper or if it stuns people of a certain age who are its objective target, but on the outside there is not much to see It's just a big truck and the sedan is better not to mention.

IMO Mercedes nailed the interior. It’s futuristic but not clinical and is as sensual and inviting as you would expect the cabin of a flagship Merc to be. Although I’m not the biggest fan of the hyper screen, all the panels are flush with the design and the passenger screen is not distracting.

 

[J.E]

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