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Fuel Economy Rating
615 km
Fuel Type Category
Electric
Engine Power Output
357 BHP
transmission
Automatic
Number Of Seats
5 seater
Odometer Mileage
615 km
Fuel Type Category
Electric
Engine Power Output
357 BHP
transmission
Automatic
Number Of Seats
5 seater
Engine Torque Output
800 Nm
Engine Capacity Rating
107.8 kWh
Acceleration Performance
6 sec
Drivetrain Type
All Wheel Drive
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AED 631,700
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The 2026 Mercedes EQS 450 is the brand's flagship all-electric sedan — a car that sits at the very top of the EV luxury segment, offering S-Class-level refinement and a claimed range of 615 km on a single charge. Prices in the UAE start from AED 590,499.
The EQS 450 is fully electric with an Automatic single-speed drive unit producing 357 BHP, and seating for 5 in a cabin that sets the benchmark for EV interiors. The entry 4MATIC SUV trim brings all-wheel drive as standard along with Mercedes' Hyperscreen — a sweeping 56-inch curved display panel that spans the full dashboard. The top EQS 450+ trim is rear-wheel drive, tuned for maximum range efficiency, and steps up with enhanced ambient lighting and an upgraded Burmester sound system. Buyers prioritising range choose the EQS 450+; those wanting all-weather traction opt for the 4MATIC SUV.
Pros: the 615 km WLTP range is among the longest of any luxury EV currently on sale in the UAE — meaningfully reducing range anxiety on longer Gulf drives. The Hyperscreen cabin experience is genuinely class-defining, and NVH refinement surpasses even petrol S-Class rivals at highway speeds. Cons: the EQS is a large, heavy car and its turning circle is wide despite rear-wheel steering — urban manoeuvring takes adjustment. DC fast-charging is capped at 200 kW, which trails newer rivals like the Porsche Taycan that can accept up to 270 kW.
The luxury electric sedan segment is still maturing in the UAE and resale data remains limited — residual values are best treated as indicative rather than established. As a flagship EV from one of the region's strongest luxury brands, the EQS should hold value better than average for the segment, though rapid EV technology cycles add some uncertainty.
Buyers considering the EQS 450 also look closely at the BMW iX xDrive50, Audi e-tron GT, and Porsche Taycan — all flagship European luxury EVs in a broadly similar price bracket. The Taycan is the driver's choice with sportier dynamics and faster charging; the iX xDrive50 offers more SUV practicality; the EQS wins on outright range and interior opulence.
