2026 Mercedes-Benz EQB 300 SUV — the all-electric compact premium SUV version carrying the "300” designation for the model year. Most of the information currently available is based on the existing EQB lineup, which is expected to carry into 2026 with updates but not a complete re-launch yet publicly confirmed.

🚙 2026 Mercedes-Benz EQB 300 4MATIC SUV — Key Details

🔋 Powertrain & Drivetrain

• Electric-only SUV (BEV): The EQB 300 is fully electric with dual electric motors (one on each axle) for 4MATIC® all-wheel drive.

• Combined Output: ~225 hp and ~288 lb-ft of torque (total system output).

• Transmission: Single-speed automatic EV drive.

This dual-motor setup balances everyday acceleration and traction in diverse conditions.

⚡ Battery & Electric Range

Battery

• Approximately 70.5 kWh usable capacity (standard on current EQB models).

Electric Range

• The EQB 300’s estimated EPA-equivalent range is around ~205 miles on a full charge.

Charging capabilities include:

• Level-2 AC: ~8.3 hours for a full charge at home (9.6 kW onboard charger).

• DC Fast Charging: ~32 minutes from 10–80 % at ~100 kW (SAE-CCS).

📊 Performance & Practicality

The sloped "300” naming on Mercedes EVs typically refers to power/trim level — not a combustion engine — and here it denotes the mid-range EQB configuration in the line.

🛋️ Interior & Features

Standard and available features on the EQB include a full MBUX infotainment system with digital screens, navigation, and connectivity amenities; premium materials and advanced driver assistance systems; and available panoramic roof and ambient lighting — typical of Mercedes-Benz luxury crossovers.

The optional third-row seat (available on some EQB configurations) lets the EQB carry up to 7 passengers, unusual for compact EVs, though legroom in that row is best for children or occasional use.

💡 What’s New for 2026?

Mercedes appears to be transitioning its electric SUV strategy:

• The EQB platform is being revised and may be replaced with a next-generation electric SUV based on an advanced modular EV platform ("EQ Technology” programming) slated for early 2026.

• The classic EQB may have limited availability near the end of its production run, as Mercedes refocuses its EV lineup.

This means the 2026 EQB 300 might be among the final years of the current EQB generation before a successor arrives with larger battery options, faster charging, and updated tech.

🧠 Quick Take

2026 Mercedes-Benz EQB 300 SUV is:

• A compact luxury electric SUV with AWD and dual motors.

• A solid mid-range configuration between the entry EQB 250+ and stronger EQB 350.

• Estimated ~205 miles of range — decent for daily use and weekend travel.

• Equipped with Mercedes-Benz technology and luxury features like MBUX and safety assist systems.

If you’d like, I can compare the EQB 300 vs rival electric SUVs like the Audi Q4 e-tron, BMW iX1, or Tesla Model Y for performance, range, and pricing!