Mercedes-Benz recently showcased the latest model in its route to full electrification, the EQE. Just like the previously-announced EQS, the EQE will utilize the EVA2 platform, ready to rival the Polestar 2, BMW i4 and the Tesla Model 3.

The EQE and EQS are both designed with aerodynamic efficiency at the forefront, with a sweeping roofline and coupé-esque silhouette. The front grilles are closed off and a smooth underside help the EQE reach its 410 miles predicted range.

The E-Class electric equivalent is not all about being efficient and slippery through the air, the wider rear arches show athletic pedigree with the option of wheels between 19" and 21" filling the arches. Mercedes will also offer a specially-designed aero wheel in 19" and 20" sizes, for the more energy-efficient drivers.

The EQE measures 4,946mm in length – some 80mm longer than the E-class – with a hatch boot lid instead of a salon-style boot. The EQE is expected to go on sale in 2022 and will be priced somewhere in between the E-Class and EQS.

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