The Mercedes EQE SUV is a lot cheaper for 2026. InsideEVs reports the price fell from $79,050 to $66,100, a cut of $12,950, and the new single-motor EQE 320+ SUV has an EPA range of 270 miles, according to Cars.com. The catch: reports say Mercedes plans to end Mercedes EQE SUV production in 2026.
This guide covers the 2026 Mercedes EQE SUV price, range, specs, what happened to the EQE 350, how it compares with the EQS SUV and whether it is worth buying now.
Quick answer
- Price: from $66,100 for 2026 (InsideEVs), down from $79,050
- Versions: EQE 320+ (rear-wheel drive) and EQE 320 4MATIC (all-wheel drive)
- Power: 315 hp in both versions
- EPA range: 270 miles (single motor) or 253 miles (dual motor)
- Future: production is reported to end in 2026, with the electric GLC as its indirect replacement
2026 specs
| Spec | EQE 320+ SUV | EQE 320 4MATIC SUV |
|---|---|---|
| Drive | Rear-wheel drive, one motor | All-wheel drive, two motors |
| Power / torque | 315 hp / 416 lb-ft | 315 hp / 564 lb-ft |
| 0–60 mph | 5.9 seconds | 6.2 seconds |
| Battery | 96 kWh | 90.5 kWh |
| EPA range | 270 miles | 253 miles |
Source: Cars.com review of the 2026 EQE 320 SUV; InsideEVs 2026 pricing.
What happened to the EQE 350?
For 2026, the EQE 320 replaces the EQE 350 SUV in the US lineup. Cars.com says the change cut the starting price by $12,950 for the single-motor model and $10,450 for the 4MATIC, against the 2025 EQE 350 versions. If you see an EQE 350 SUV for sale, it will be a 2025 or older model.
Is Mercedes discontinuing the EQE SUV?
It looks likely. Autocar reports that Mercedes plans to end production of the Mercedes EQE SUV in 2026, after reassessing its electric lineup. Mercedes would not comment, saying it does not discuss speculation about future models. The electric GLC with EQ Technology is expected to replace it indirectly, with more luggage space, including a front trunk. The Mercedes EQE SUV is built in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Is the Mercedes EQE SUV a good car?
Cars.com calls it a fine luxury mid-size EV that offers more for less than before. Its strengths are a comfortable ride, smooth brakes and one-pedal driving, and a cabin finished to the level of a GLE. Its weaknesses are forgettable styling, very quick steering and options that add up fast, with the optional 56-inch Hyperscreen alone costing $4,950.
Why is the EQE not selling?
Mercedes has not given sales reasons, but reviewers point to its generic styling and, until 2026, a high price. The 2026 price cut of almost $13,000 is Mercedes’ answer, and the arrival of the electric GLC is likely to take buyers from it.
EQE SUV vs EQS SUV: which is better?
| Model | 2026 price | Seats |
|---|---|---|
| EQE SUV | $66,100 | 5 |
| EQS SUV | $91,100 | Up to 7 |
The EQS SUV costs $25,000 more and is bigger, with an optional third row. Choose the Mercedes EQE SUV for value and the EQS SUV if you need seven seats; our Mercedes 3-row SUV guide compares it with the GLS.
Should you buy an EQE SUV now?
If you can charge at home, the 2026 single-motor EQE 320+ is a strong deal at the new price, with the best range of the two versions. If you want the newest technology and faster charging, wait for the electric GLC. For the full electric range, see our guide to every Mercedes electric car.
EQE SUV FAQs
How much is the 2026 Mercedes EQE SUV?
From $66,100, according to InsideEVs, down from $79,050 in 2025.
What is the range of the EQE SUV?
270 miles for the single-motor EQE 320+ and 253 miles for the dual-motor 4MATIC, on EPA figures quoted by Cars.com.
Is the EQE SUV all-wheel drive?
The EQE 320 4MATIC is. The EQE 320+ is rear-wheel drive.
Does it have a third row?
No. The Mercedes EQE SUV seats five.
What replaces the EQE SUV?
Autocar reports that the new electric GLC will indirectly replace it.
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- Mercedes 3-Row SUV Guide 2026
- Mercedes SUV Models 2026: Every Model Ranked and Explained
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