Mercedes EQS SUV
Discussion
DaveGrohl said:
I’m actually getting worried about myself. If there’s one make of car I was never ever gonna like/own it was Merc. I found myself watching a vid of the EQS SUV yesterday and thinking that would be rather nice for my wife and I’d like to drive it. WTF’s happened to me?!?
What's wrong with Mercedes? 
Raj28 said:
... but heard it starts at £100k basic before options!?
Were you expecting it to be cheaper than the GLS?ZesPak said:
DaveGrohl said:
I’m actually getting worried about myself. If there’s one make of car I was never ever gonna like/own it was Merc. I found myself watching a vid of the EQS SUV yesterday and thinking that would be rather nice for my wife and I’d like to drive it. WTF’s happened to me?!?
What's wrong with Mercedes? 
Raj28 said:
... but heard it starts at £100k basic before options!?
Were you expecting it to be cheaper than the GLS?And that's before comparing traditional S-class running costs to the EV variants we have now.
S-class + electric powertrain, perfect match. The only place it's even more perfect is Rolls Royce.
ZesPak said:
DaveGrohl said:
I’m actually getting worried about myself. If there’s one make of car I was never ever gonna like/own it was Merc. I found myself watching a vid of the EQS SUV yesterday and thinking that would be rather nice for my wife and I’d like to drive it. WTF’s happened to me?!?
What's wrong with Mercedes? 
Raj28 said:
... but heard it starts at £100k basic before options!?
Were you expecting it to be cheaper than the GLS?Then again, I never liked Porsches. And I have a Boxster GTS.
I'm not a massive fan of modern Mercedes chintz, but this looks to have turned it down slightly...and is a 7-seat electric car.
We're big Volvo fans in our household for family duties...but this could well be a marker laid down, and a definite possibility.
I'm fully expecting the all electric XC90 to be over 100k. So will be interesting to see what they deliver. 350-400 miles range needs to be the minimum.
We're big Volvo fans in our household for family duties...but this could well be a marker laid down, and a definite possibility.
I'm fully expecting the all electric XC90 to be over 100k. So will be interesting to see what they deliver. 350-400 miles range needs to be the minimum.
Murph7355 said:
I'm not a massive fan of modern Mercedes chintz, but this looks to have turned it down slightly...and is a 7-seat electric car.
We're big Volvo fans in our household for family duties...but this could well be a marker laid down, and a definite possibility.
I'm fully expecting the all electric XC90 to be over 100k. So will be interesting to see what they deliver. 350-400 miles range needs to be the minimum.
For Volvo's sake I would hope not, the similarly sized BMW iX starts at £70k. Volvo's problem is they've overpriced the XC40 EV IMHO at £50-60k.We're big Volvo fans in our household for family duties...but this could well be a marker laid down, and a definite possibility.
I'm fully expecting the all electric XC90 to be over 100k. So will be interesting to see what they deliver. 350-400 miles range needs to be the minimum.
SWoll said:
Murph7355 said:
I'm not a massive fan of modern Mercedes chintz, but this looks to have turned it down slightly...and is a 7-seat electric car.
We're big Volvo fans in our household for family duties...but this could well be a marker laid down, and a definite possibility.
I'm fully expecting the all electric XC90 to be over 100k. So will be interesting to see what they deliver. 350-400 miles range needs to be the minimum.
For Volvo's sake I would hope not, the similarly sized BMW iX starts at £70k. Volvo's problem is they've overpriced the XC40 EV IMHO at £50-60k.We're big Volvo fans in our household for family duties...but this could well be a marker laid down, and a definite possibility.
I'm fully expecting the all electric XC90 to be over 100k. So will be interesting to see what they deliver. 350-400 miles range needs to be the minimum.
As for Mercs I’ve had a few SLs back in the day and when ever I sit in a modern Merc it does feel like a Merc anymore. As cheap and unpleasant as most other ‘quality cars’. The German cars are now just the Ford, Vauxhall of 20-40 years ago but with silly prices. Time to look elsewhere.
SWoll said:
Murph7355 said:
I'm not a massive fan of modern Mercedes chintz, but this looks to have turned it down slightly...and is a 7-seat electric car.
We're big Volvo fans in our household for family duties...but this could well be a marker laid down, and a definite possibility.
I'm fully expecting the all electric XC90 to be over 100k. So will be interesting to see what they deliver. 350-400 miles range needs to be the minimum.
For Volvo's sake I would hope not, the similarly sized BMW iX starts at £70k. Volvo's problem is they've overpriced the XC40 EV IMHO at £50-60k.We're big Volvo fans in our household for family duties...but this could well be a marker laid down, and a definite possibility.
I'm fully expecting the all electric XC90 to be over 100k. So will be interesting to see what they deliver. 350-400 miles range needs to be the minimum.
SWoll said:
Murph7355 said:
I'm not a massive fan of modern Mercedes chintz, but this looks to have turned it down slightly...and is a 7-seat electric car.
We're big Volvo fans in our household for family duties...but this could well be a marker laid down, and a definite possibility.
I'm fully expecting the all electric XC90 to be over 100k. So will be interesting to see what they deliver. 350-400 miles range needs to be the minimum.
For Volvo's sake I would hope not, the similarly sized BMW iX starts at £70k. Volvo's problem is they've overpriced the XC40 EV IMHO at £50-60k.We're big Volvo fans in our household for family duties...but this could well be a marker laid down, and a definite possibility.
I'm fully expecting the all electric XC90 to be over 100k. So will be interesting to see what they deliver. 350-400 miles range needs to be the minimum.
The hybrid XC90 is a chunk over 70k (just had a look, nicely spec'd it's 80k). If they up the quality ante again, I can easily see the all electric one being well over 80k and 100k would not surprise me (car prices these days are nuts. Or perhaps they were too low before...).
In their favour, I guess, is that the Merc will probably be nearer 150k in 4WD, nicely spec'd form.
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