Mercedes-Benz EQA SUV (2021 - ) Electric review
Smart looking, expensively made and packed with tech the EQA is an attractive electric SUV, though it does miss a couple of important tricks

The Free Trader UK expert verdict:
Available new from £47,510
Mercedes launched its EQ electric sub-brand with the EQC, a medium-sized SUV. Now we have the that car’s smaller sibling, the EQA, which is based on the petrol-powered GLA. It’s smooth, comfortable and prestigious but – word to the wise – unlike most electric cars Mercedes EQ models seemingly lack the facility to programme your charging times, so unless you have a timer function on your domestic wallbox you will not be able to take advantage of overnight off-peak energy tariffs. Given this is a major cost saving benefit for EV drivers it seems a glaring oversight.
Reasons to buy:
- Futuristic styling
- Cheap to run
- Very comfortable

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