Used Mercedes EQB for sale

The Mercedes EQB is built with safety in mind. Standard features include automatic emergency braking, blind-spot monitoring, lane-keeping assistance and traffic-sign recognition. The closely related GLB received a full five-star Euro NCAP rating in 2019. Higher trims can be equipped with adaptive cruise control and additional driver aids.

Unlike its GLB sibling, the EQB is electric-only. There are three power versions: EQB 250+ (front-wheel drive, up to 321 miles range), EQB 300 4Matic and EQB 350 4Matic (both with four-wheel drive and faster acceleration, but shorter range). All use a 70.5kWh battery, with performance and range varying by model year and trim.

Every EQB comes with two 10-inch digital displays – one for driving information, one as a touchscreen infotainment hub. Smartphone connectivity (Apple CarPlay and Android Auto), navigation, DAB radio, heated seats and ambient lighting are standard. Premium trims add wireless charging, a panoramic sunroof and more advanced infotainment.

As a pure EV, the EQB’s official efficiency is between 3.2–3.9 miles per kWh. Depending on spec, that equates to up to 321 miles of official range for the 250+ model, and 242–255 miles for 300 and 350 4Matic versions. Real-world range varies with driving style and temperature, something to keep in mind for long trips.

Look out for interior wear, the condition of the third-row seats and the infotainment system’s responsiveness. Inspect charging cables and check for any completed software updates. As with any EV, confirm battery health if possible. For extra peace of mind, get a thorough check with The AA Vehicle Inspection.

While Mercedes is a trusted brand, recent surveys show it’s behind some rivals for reliability, with the EQB’s complexity sometimes leading to minor issues. That said, the EQB’s electric powertrain is less complicated than older petrol or diesel models, and the battery has an eight-year/100,000-mile warranty for added reassurance.