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The Mercedes-Benz EQE kicks the trad exec saloon so far into touch no one’s seen it since last Thursday. Gorgeously swoopy bodywork is garnished with sleek deployable door handles and LED headlights, a spacious interior oozes lounge lizard vibes and MBUX infotainment is so powerful we’re pretty sure we launched a space shuttle just messing about.
But there’s more to the EQE than simply eye-catching looks and flashy screens. Based on the same radical EVA2 platform as its EQS big brother, the EQE steps up to the plate with a generous 90kWh battery good for up to 398 miles and chargeable from 10 to 100% in 30 minutes on a 170kW rapid charger. Being smaller than the EQS it’s more agile and fun to drive too – think luxury sports yacht to the S's cruise liner.
Rev up your savings and put the brakes on unnecessary expenses. Lease the Mercedes-Benz EQE from your pre-tax income, via salary sacrifice, and save up to 50% of your hard-earned income. Don't let personal loans and leases run you off the road - take control and hit the savings pedal now.
The EQE taps into the genius of its EQS big brother to unlock a bespoke EV platform optimised for masses of interior space, infotainment so advanced you can chat to it in 29 different languages and a whopping 90kWh battery to banish range anxiety.
So, you're considering switching to a Mercedes-Benz EQE? It's a no-brainer: you'll save a bundle on fuel and running costs and do your part to help protect the planet.
With renewable energy generation from wind and solar increasing, driving an electric car means you'll be spending less money on fuel and reducing your carbon footprint at the same time. In addition, you'll feel great about improving air quality and fighting climate change - thanks to zero-emission motoring.
So make the switch, save money, and do your part to take care of the earth. Sounds like a win-win to us.
Salary sacrifice allows you to pay for your electric car before income tax. The same applies to servicing, tyres and motor insurance, saving you a bundle on your running costs too. What's more, there's
It’s a single monthly deduction from your gross pay – before income tax and national insurance contributions. It's typically about half the cost of an equivalent PCP or personal lease. A no-brainer!
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