Mercedes-Benz has been pretty relentless in building up hype for its upcoming EQC electric SUV. The German car manufacturer has already released numerous teasers in these past weeks revealing almost everything about the new vehicle. Now, just a couple of days before its debut, the company is at it once more and has just released yet another teaser video.
The new video was uploaded on the Mercedesbenzpassion YouTube channel on September 1, 2018, giving fans a preview of the new electric SUV. Once again, the company teased fans on what the all-new EQC could be bringing to the table when it will debut this coming September 4 in an event in Stockholm, Sweden.
The recent teaser video is more revealing the previously released clips as it revealed more details to fans, according to Express. The 37-second clip revealed exciting details about the upcoming electric SUV including design elements at the back, its side profile as well as some details on the car's interior.
For instance, the publication noted that the vehicle's rear lights looked like a folded staple which differs from the vehicle's front with its slightly open staple look. This point to the possibility that the electric SUV could be borrowing design elements from the brand's GLC SUV which could suggest that, despite the vehicles high-tech power systems, its design might be more conventional. Based on the teaser, the vehicle's side profile also resembles a conventionally shaped large SUV.
Meanwhile, EQC's interior will likely feature the latest MBUX display and infotainment system. There are joint dual screen displays located above the steering wheel and the system is also seen in newer Mercedes cars so it will not be surprising if it will be one of the features of the electric SUV.
The electric vehicle will likely be equipped with a 70 kWh battery pack which could give it an impressive range of up to 500 kilometers, according to a report by Electrek. This range should be on par with other all-electric SUVs that other brands are planning to introduce to the market in the coming years.
The publication wrote that the Mercedes EQC will have two electric motors for both the rear and front axles. Combined, the two will provide a power output of up to 300 kW which could power the vehicle's 0 to 100 km/h acceleration in under five seconds. While the electric SUV is already set for unveiling this week, the actual delivery of orders will likely happen next year.
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