Mercedes EQS-Class 2026 Price in UAE

Flagship of the electric range, and the only EQ car sold here that reaches Maybach money. The EQS name covers a long saloon, a seven-seat-adjacent SUV and a Maybach version of that SUV at the top. All of them come from the EQS generation launched in 2021 and facelifted in 2024.

How much does the Mercedes EQS range cost in the UAE?

From AED 590,499 for the 4MATIC SUV to AED 1,087,000 for the Maybach EQS 680 SUV, the 2026 EQS spans a wider gap than any other EQ line. The first three steps are variations on the same idea; the Maybach at the top is a different product entirely, aimed at buyers who are usually in the back seat.

Which EQS should you buy?

The entry SUV for most people — it carries the family, has the boot and rides beautifully, and it costs the least. The saloon is the one to have if range and refinement matter more than practicality, since the shape does real work. The Maybach is a chauffeur car and should be judged as one, not as a better-equipped EQS.

Mercedes EQS or the petrol S-Class?

The EQS is the quieter and more technologically ambitious car, and in a market with short daily distances and cheap overnight charging it makes a genuine case for itself. The petrol S-Class is the safer long-distance choice, holds a stronger resale reputation and refuels anywhere. The GLE is the sensible compromise if the price of either is hard to justify.

What is charging an EQS like in the UAE?

Easier than the size of the car suggests. Mercedes quotes 615 km of range for the entry cars, so most owners charge at home once or twice a week and never think about it. Rapid charging covers intercity travel with a single planned stop. The one thing to arrange before ordering is a proper wall box — a household socket will not fill a battery this large overnight.

Decide between the saloon and the SUV first; the Maybach is a separate conversation about who is driving. The used EQS models listed now include both, which makes the choice easier to picture.