2023 Mercedes-Benz EQE 500

The EQE500 SUV’s 269 miles of range is especially impressive given that not only did it deliver in our testing, it did so at highway speeds.

Here are the model-year 2023 and 2024 vehicles that offer heated windshields as standard or optional equipment.

Of all the new Mercedes-EQ models, this version might be the perfect formula: smashing performance, a comfortable cabin, usable cargo space, excellent driving dynamics and not too much quirk.

There are many EVs on the market now that can handle light- or medium-weight trailers, and a handful of new electric light-duty pickup trucks can even go “tow-to-tow” with their gasoline counterparts.

Read here to find out which model-year 2023-24 EVs on sale in the U.S. feature all-wheel drive.

The 2023 EQE SUV’s standard equipment includes heated front seats, imitation-leather upholstery, a Burmester premium sound system, a panoramic moonroof, ambient lighting and a Parking Package with a 360-degree camera.

We’ve compiled a list of the EVs that are newly available for the 2023 model year — or that are at least planned.

The 2023 Mercedes-EQ EQE Sedan will start at $76,050 for the base 350 Plus variant and arrive at dealerships later in the fall.

If you think that an EQS SUV might just be a bit too big and an EQB SUV might just be a bit too small, well, the EQE SUV holds a lot of promise as being the Mercedes-EQ SUV that hits just right.

The 2023 EQE looks like it’s going to hit the sweet spot of the luxury electric SUV market, competing with models like the Audi e-Tron, BMW iX, Cadillac Lyriq and Tesla Model Y.