The Mercedes-Benz EQA is an all-electric version of the existing Mercedes GLA. While it still impresses in terms of range, some of the compromises of this approach are starting to show, as newer and ...

Mercedes-Benz has just become the world's first automaker which publicly conducted a crash test between two electric cars. An EQA and an EQS SUV collided head-on, each traveling at 35 mph. The German ...

Two 49-kilogram female crash test dummies, around 1.5-meters tall, wearing red t-shirts and white shoes escaped relatively unscathed after the electric vehicles they were driving collided head-on.

Mercedes-Benz EQA: the bigger battery of the front-drive versions has given a useful fillip to the range It’s rare that we attend the launches of facelifted cars, known in the trade as MCR (Mid-Cycle ...

The on road price of Mercedes-Benz EQA in Indapur is Rs 70.64 Lakh onwards in Jan 2026. Check EQA on-road price break-up (Ex-showroom price + RTO + insurance) in your city for all variants. Also ...

Mercedes-Benz is in the process of updating its range of compacts, and the final member to be revealed in updated form is the EQA. The EQA is the electric version of the GLA-Class compact crossover, ...

Mercedes has expanded the EQA and EQB famly in Australia by introducing Night Edition versions of these two models, which feature plenty of equipment and a few differentiating gizmos on the outside.

Mercedes-Benz has announced special ‘Night Edition’ exterior packaging is now a no-cost option on fully-electric EQA 250+ and EQB 250+ small SUVs. Pricing for the entry-level EQA 250+ and seven-seat ...

The most affordable and most popular Mercedes-Benz EV (electric vehicle) is now cheaper, with both the new 2025 Mercedes-Benz EQA and 2025 Mercedes-Benz EQB 250+ City Edition bringing more equipment ...

Mercedes-Benz has applied to trademark the EQA nameplate in the United States, hinting that the EQA electric compact crossover sold overseas may eventually be sold here as well. A trademark ...

Electric vehicles are known to be cheaper and less complicated to maintain as they feature far fewer moving parts than vehicles powered by internal combustion engines. So you can imagine the surprise ...