Set to arrive at US dealerships in the first half of 2024, the refreshed EQB now comes as standard with a newly designed black panel that features the German brand’s signature star pattern at the front, where the grille would be on an ICE-powered vehicle, redesigned rear LED lights, a new generation for the infotainment system, and updated driving assistance systems.
The steering wheel also gets touch control panels, and there’s the option to have two so-called Sound Experiences – computer-generated sounds – in conjunction with the available Burmester surround sound system. Furthermore, two extra Sound Experiences can be bought online via the Mercedes me store. The options list also includes a Dolby Atmos surround sound system, which can offer an immersive audio experience, enabling listeners to hear music almost as clearly as the original vision of the artists in the studio, Mercedes-Benz says.
Moreover, the German luxury carmaker says that the facelifted EQB features a new mono-multipurpose camera and a new backup camera, while the optional Driving Assistance package has been slightly improved, with Active Lane Keeping Assist now providing inputs through the steering system instead of braking through ESP.EQB comes as standard with seating for five but can be optionally specced as a seven-seater, measuring 184.4 inches long, 72.2 in wide, and 65.5 in tall.
The first is front-wheel drive and is powered by a 188-horsepower electric motor, while the 4Matic versions feature two electric motors – one at the front and one at the rear. In the EQB 300, maximum power is rated at 225 hp, while the EQB 350 puts out 288 hp. All trims get juice from a 70.5-kilowatt-hour battery pack.
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