Used Mercedes EQV for sale

Every Mercedes EQV includes a full set of safety aids: adaptive cruise control, lane-keep assist, driver fatigue monitoring, automatic emergency braking and blind-spot monitoring. Parking sensors and a reversing camera come as standard, while top-spec cars add a 360-degree camera. The EQV shares much with the V-Class, which did well in its Euro NCAP safety tests.

All EQVs come with a single motor setup – a 201bhp electric motor driving the front wheels. Badged EQV 300, it uses a 90kWh (usable) battery. Earlier and current versions stick to this core mechanical setup, with updates focused more on interior comfort and tech.

The EQV is well equipped, especially post-facelift. All models include large dual screens (12.3-inch for both instruments and infotainment) running Mercedes’ latest MBUX system. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto come as standard, with navigation that can plan charging stops. Top trims add premium sound, a 360-degree camera and more driver assistance features.

Officially, the EQV provides 2.1–2.3 miles per kWh and a range of 211–222 miles on the WLTP cycle. In real UK conditions, expect nearer 150–180 miles, especially with a full load or on the motorway. Charging from 10–80% takes about 40–45 minutes on a rapid charger or 10 hours on a home wallbox.

Check battery condition (warranty is 8 years/100,000 miles), charging port function, infotainment operation and that all electric doors work smoothly. Expect some wear in high-use shuttle or taxi examples. For peace of mind, you can arrange a professional checkup using The AA Vehicle Inspection.

Mercedes-Benz electric vehicles generally offer reassuring reliability, though some data suggests the brand sits mid-table for dependability. Electric drivetrains are simpler than diesels or petrols, but it’s wise to ensure all tech and electric systems work as intended. The EQV includes a 3-year unlimited mileage warranty and a separate battery warranty for added peace of mind.