2026 Mercedes-Benz EQE 320 — the entry-level version of Mercedes’ midsize all-electric executive car lineup:

⚡ Overview

The 2026 Mercedes-Benz EQE 320 is a luxury all-electric sedan (and SUV variant) from Mercedes-Benz. It’s positioned as a more affordable EQE model for the 2026 model year, replacing previous higher-number trims with a focus on value, standard all-wheel drive, and Mercedes-EQ features. 

💰 Pricing

• EQE 320+ (RWD base) – starts around $64,950 MSRP. 

• EQE 320 / EQE 320 4MATIC (AWD) – around $66,200 – $68,700 MSRP. 

(U.S. MSRP figures; destination charges and options increase final price.)

Mercedes significantly reduced prices for the 2026 EQE lineup compared with previous years to remain competitive. 

🛠️ Powertrain & Performance

Sedan & AWD Versions

• Electric motor: Dual electric motors on 4MATIC models (AWD). 

• Horsepower: ~315 hp. 

• Torque: ~564 lb-ft (combined). 

• 0-60 mph: ~5.5 – 5.8 sec depending on trim. 

• Transmission: Single-speed automatic EV setup. 

Battery & Range

• Battery: ~90.5 kWh lithium-ion battery (sedan/AWD models). 

• EPA-estimated range: ~267 miles for AWD sedan. 

• RWD "320+” version has a slightly larger pack (~96 kWh) with posted range up to ~308 mi. 

Charging

• AC charging: ~9.6 kW onboard (Level 2). 

• DC fast charging: ~170 kW peak using CCS (10-80% in about ~30 min under ideal conditions). 

🚗 SUV Variant (EQE 320 SUV)

There’s also an SUV version (EQE 320 / EQE 320 4MATIC SUV) with similar power and tech, typically offering a slightly different ride height and utility orientation:

• ~315 hp and AWD. 

• EPA range around 253 mi. 

• Standard EV chassis with multilink suspension. 

🧠 Features & Tech

Expect a full suite of advanced luxury and tech features typical of Mercedes-Benz:

• MBUX infotainment with large central display (available Hyperscreen option). 

• Premium audio systems (e.g., Burmester). 

• Wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto. 

• Advanced driver-assistance safety features. 

🧾 What’s Changed for 2026

Mercedes simplified and repositioned the EQE lineup for 2026:

• Higher numerical trims like EQE 350 are dropped in favor of the EQE 320 designation. 

• Price cuts across EQE models helped lower starting MSRPs significantly. 

• AWD (4MATIC) is more standard across trims for stability and performance. 

🆚 Pros & Cons

Pros

• Luxurious interior tech and comfort for a midsize EV. 

• Competitive range and performance. 

• Strong safety and infotainment feature set. 

Cons

• Range trails some rivals with larger battery platforms. 

• Availability and US sales are impacted by Mercedes’ shifting EV strategy. 

If you’d like, I can also summarize how the EQE 320 compares with competitors like the Audi e-tron or BMW i5.