The all new fully electric Mercedes-Benz EQC launched in Singapore
17 Jun 2021|13,977 views
Mercedes-Benz has officially launched the brand new EQC in Singapore, an all electric SUV that marks the first model under the new EQ brand to be made available here. The launch of the EQC will be followed by the EQA in Q3, as well as the EQS at the start of 2022.
Mercedes-Benz has outlined its Ambition2039, a strategy to have a fully networked and completely carbon neutral new car fleet by 2039. To this end, the EQ sub-brand, with its lineup of all electric models, aims to deliver a carbon neutral mobility whilst still retaining the core qualities that have come to define the Mercedes brand.
The 80kWh lithium-ion battery pack gives the EQC a range of 423km. Using the on-board charger, the car can be charged at a standard 11kW AC outlet either at home or at public charging stations. Additionally, the car can also be charged at up to 110kW with DC charging, with the battery charged from 10% to 80% in around 40 minutes. In Singapore, DC charging using the maximum available 50kW will take about 1.6 hours for 10% to 80% SoC.
The interior of the EQC combines futuristic aesthetics with sustainable materials. The instrument panel is designed as a driver-oriented cockpit, while the MBUX multimedia system also features EQC-specific functions such as output, recuperation phases and charging information.
Designed with sustainability in mind, the cabin is also manufactured from high-quality recycled material. The optional Sunnyvale fabric lines the centre sections of the backrest and seat surface, and the side bolsters are of man-made leather. Even for the invisible parts, the most sustainable approach was chosen - more than 100 components in the interior are made from resource-friendly materials like hemp, kenaf, wool or paper.
Of course, the protection of the high voltage battery is also paramount. On top of additional mechanical protection from the stable frame that surrounds the battery, there is a multi-stage safety concept that deploys in the event of an accident. The high-voltage system automatically shuts down, reversibly or irreversibly, according to the severity of the accident.
With the launch of the EQC, Mercedes-Benz is also introducing an integrated service package for customers of the EQC (this comes included with every EQC purchase). Valid for 10 years or 150,000km (whichever comes first), the package offers buyers the lowest possible hassle when switching to an EV. The integrated service package provides owners one servicing per 12-month period, or every 15,000 km (whichever comes first), effectively covering yearly servicing as far as checking of fluids and brakes are concerned. Additionally, the battery is covered by warranty of eight years or 160,000km.
| Car Model | Price as of press time (inclusive of COE) |
| Mercedes-Benz EQC Electric EQC400 4MATIC Electric Art (A) | $304,888 |
| Mercedes-Benz EQC Electric EQC400 4MATIC AMG Line (A) | $322,888 |
Mercedes-Benz has officially launched the brand new EQC in Singapore, an all electric SUV that marks the first model under the new EQ brand to be made available here. The launch of the EQC will be followed by the EQA in Q3, as well as the EQS at the start of 2022.
Mercedes-Benz has outlined its Ambition2039, a strategy to have a fully networked and completely carbon neutral new car fleet by 2039. To this end, the EQ sub-brand, with its lineup of all electric models, aims to deliver a carbon neutral mobility whilst still retaining the core qualities that have come to define the Mercedes brand.
The 80kWh lithium-ion battery pack gives the EQC a range of 423km. Using the on-board charger, the car can be charged at a standard 11kW AC outlet either at home or at public charging stations. Additionally, the car can also be charged at up to 110kW with DC charging, with the battery charged from 10% to 80% in around 40 minutes. In Singapore, DC charging using the maximum available 50kW will take about 1.6 hours for 10% to 80% SoC.
The interior of the EQC combines futuristic aesthetics with sustainable materials. The instrument panel is designed as a driver-oriented cockpit, while the MBUX multimedia system also features EQC-specific functions such as output, recuperation phases and charging information.
Designed with sustainability in mind, the cabin is also manufactured from high-quality recycled material. The optional Sunnyvale fabric lines the centre sections of the backrest and seat surface, and the side bolsters are of man-made leather. Even for the invisible parts, the most sustainable approach was chosen - more than 100 components in the interior are made from resource-friendly materials like hemp, kenaf, wool or paper.
Of course, the protection of the high voltage battery is also paramount. On top of additional mechanical protection from the stable frame that surrounds the battery, there is a multi-stage safety concept that deploys in the event of an accident. The high-voltage system automatically shuts down, reversibly or irreversibly, according to the severity of the accident.
With the launch of the EQC, Mercedes-Benz is also introducing an integrated service package for customers of the EQC (this comes included with every EQC purchase). Valid for 10 years or 150,000km (whichever comes first), the package offers buyers the lowest possible hassle when switching to an EV. The integrated service package provides owners one servicing per 12-month period, or every 15,000 km (whichever comes first), effectively covering yearly servicing as far as checking of fluids and brakes are concerned. Additionally, the battery is covered by warranty of eight years or 160,000km.
| Car Model | Price as of press time (inclusive of COE) |
| Mercedes-Benz EQC Electric EQC400 4MATIC Electric Art (A) | $304,888 |
| Mercedes-Benz EQC Electric EQC400 4MATIC AMG Line (A) | $322,888 |
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