With the optional boost mode engaged, its dual motors together provide up to 677 horsepower and 738 pound-feet of torque, significant increases over the next-most-powerful Mercedes-Benz version, the EQE500 SUV.The 90.
6-kWh battery pack is the same as in the lesser Benz model, and EPA range estimates are not yet available.The AMG-fortified braking system includes larger rotors, and ceramic-composite rotors are optional. As in the regular EQE SUV, we found the brakes somewhat tricky to modulate smoothly.The AMG EQE can charge at rates up to 170 kilowatts on a DC fast-charger, enough to add 100 miles in 15 minutes, according to Mercedes.
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