2022 Mercedes EQS Pricing Revealed, Cheaper Than An S-Class
The 2022 Mercedes-Benz EQS will start at $102,310 (plus a $1,050 destination fee) when it arrives in the US this fall. If the smooth exterior styling and high-tech interior of the brand’s flagship EV appeal to you, then we finally have full pricing for America. The EQS is available in the Premium, Exclusive, and Pinnacle trim levels. Buyers can select the single-motor, rear-drive 450+ with 329 horsepower (245 kilowatts)and 406 pound-feet (550 newton-meters). There’s also the dual-motor, all-wheel-drive 580 4Matic making 516 hp (385 kW) and 611 lb-ft (828 Nm). Both have a 108.7-kilowatt-hour battery pack.
Mercedes doesn’t yet have EPA-estimated ranges for these models, but in the WLTP test, the most efficient version can cover 487 miles (784 kilometers). Expect the American ratings closer to launch.
| Model | Trim Level | Price (Not Including $1,050 Destination) |
| EQS 450+ | Premium | $102,310 |
| EQS 580 4MATIC | Premium | $119,110 |
| EQS 450+ | Exclusive | $105,710 |
| EQS 580 4MATIC | Exclusive | $122,510 |
| EQS 450+ Sedan | Pinnacle | $108,510 |
| EQS 580 4MATIC | Pinnacle | $125,310 |
For comparison, the entry-level 2022 Mercedes S-Class starts at $109,800 before destination. This makes the base EQS $7,490 less expensive than the venerable luxury sedan.
The 450+ comes standard with a 12.8-inch, portrait-oriented infotainment screen. Opting for the 580 4Matic gets customers the impressive 56-inch Hyperscreen display that puts three screens under a single glass bezel. Both systems have a smart navigation system that can plan charging stops into routes and can take topography, route, temperature, speed, and heating and cooling requirements into account.
Both powertrain variants come with Mercedes’ full suite of driver assistance mech. This includes an advanced form of cruise control that can keep the vehicle in a single lane while keeping a preset distance from other motorists. The EVs also get parking assist with a surround-view camera system.