The Mercedes-Benz EQS is a battery-electric full-size luxury liftback sedan that serves as the flagship of Mercedes-Benz's EQ family. Built on the dedicated EVA electric architecture, it combines S-class opulence with zero-emission performance, featuring a world-class interior anchored by the optional MBUX Hyperscreen - a 56-inch curved glass dashboard spanning nearly the entire width of the cabin. With a drag coefficient as low as 0.20, rear-axle steering, and available Level 3 autonomous driving, the EQS represents Mercedes-Benz's most advanced technological statement in the electric era.
The Volkswagen ID.7 is VW's flagship all-electric liftback - a five-door E-segment executive car built on the MEB platform that combines up to 702 km WLTP range, 200 kW fast charging, and a suite of first-in-class technologies including an augmented reality head-up display and ChatGPT-powered voice assistant. Positioned to replace the Passat and Arteon, it targets premium EV buyers who want BMW i5 / Mercedes EQE capability at a lower price point.