The Mercedes-Benz Vision EQS Concept Gives A Sneak Peak Into An All-Electric S-Class

Published September 10, 2019
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So futuristic, you could mistake it for a TRON car

Gets illuminated exteriors that include an LED grille with digital headlamps, as well as an LED-clustered rear end.
The interior gets a concept car layout with tech-laden screens at the front.
Two electric motors that produce 488PS and 760Nm power the concept car, giving it a sub-4.5 second sprint time.
It tops out at slightly over 200kmph.
The concept has a 700km range with a 350kw charging capacity that can hit 80 per cent charge in 20 minutes.
It is the equivalent of a future electric S-Class sedan.

After a long period of teasers and spy shots, Mercedes-Benz has finally unleashed its next EV chapter with the reveal of the Vision EQS. In a nutshell, the new model is essentially Mercedes-Benz’s all-electric iteration of the S-Class. But that’s not all, as the new model features a whole host of futuristic bits.

One of the biggest talking points about the new Vision EQS concept is the exterior. It sports a body design so sleek that you could mistake the model as a one-piece body. It also gets a sleek 360-degree illuminated blue strip that separates the two-tone black finish. But the main talking point is the grille that consists of 188 individual LEDs at the black panel section, along with digital headlights that lends a 3D effect to the front area. The illuminated look continues at the rear with 229 LEDs around the bodywork shaped like miniature three-pointed stars.

The interior sports a concept car layout with a dashboard that blends into the front of the cabin. Mercedes has also equipped the Vision EQS with autonomous systems up to level 3. Other technical gizmos include a future iteration of Mercedes’ MBUX system in there, with digital screens dominating the front layout.

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Under the hood, the concept is powered by electric motors at the front and rear, that produce 488PS of power and 760Nm of torque to propel the Vision EQS from 0-100kmph under 4.5 seconds. All the power catapults the concept car to a top speed exceeding 200kmph. It is also pretty efficient as the all-electric concept has an operating range of upto 700km according to the Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure. It also comes with a 350kw charging capacity that can recharge the batteries to 80 per cent in just 20 minutes.

In the end, Mercedes-Benz has certainly made a statement with the Vision EQS in design, tech as well as its capabilities as a driver-controlled electric vehicle. Only time will tell whether most of the tech in the concept car is carried forward to future models, but we can safely say that Mercedes-Benz is looking good for the future.