New 2023 Mercedes EQT Launched With 45 KWh Battery Engine

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 06/01/2023 at 14:25

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The Fully Electric Mercedes EQ Range Welcomes a New Member, the New 2023 Mercedes EQT. It Sits Below the EQV as the Replacement for the T-Class EV.

The expectation is that the new 2023 Mercedes EQT will go on sale later this year for around € 49,000 in the coming months. Like the T-Class, the EQT is a people-mover based on a van, but a more practical camper version will arrive later in the form of the Marco Polo, which has already been showcased with a concept model.

The EQT uses the same fundamentals as the T-Class and the Renault Kangoo (and Kangoo E-Tech). Like most electric vans and MPVs, the EQT does not differ much from the T-Class externally, except for the white grille. A new set of optional LED headlights can be seen on the launch model, along with some 17-inch wheels – smaller 16-inch ones will be standard.

Features of the New 2023 Mercedes EQT

On the side, we can see the same sliding rear doors as the T-Class, and the interior is nearly identical, featuring a three-seat foldable bench for the second row. The base-spec EQT comes with black fabric upholstery, with some elements featuring synthetic leather trim, while a long-wheelbase version – expected to arrive at the end of 2023 – will offer extra space in the cabin.

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New 2023 Mercedes EQT Launched With 45 KWh Battery Engine

The Fully Electric Mercedes EQ Range Welcomes a New Member, the New 2023 Mercedes EQT. It Sits Below the EQV as the Replacement for the T-Class EV.

Features of the New 2023 Mercedes EQT

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