2026 Mercedes-Benz EQS

"Problems"

"For the price of this car, I have had a lot of nuisance problems. The window on the drivers door would malfunction and you could not open the door. It would pull the weatherstripping off, or eventually crack the glass on the side panel next to the window.. the paint on the trunk button is starting to come off. They told me do not use the trunk button. Use the button inside the car or the key button and that should take care of the problem to open the trunk.. the range has lowered from 400 to approximately 350 miles. I have had to have the car aligned twice and replace two tires already. I only have 11,000 miles on the car it’s a 2022 model.."

"An uncompromised EV"

"Fast, extraordinarily comfortable, superbly fast, geat handling all with no range anxiety, not even in the middle of winter. Expensive but worth every penny."

"Most Amazing Car Ever"

"I've been fortunate to own a lot of great European cars. The 2022 EQS 580 is at the top of the heap--by a lot. Traditional cars have had small incremental improvements for years--a little better at this or that with each model update. This the the moment when you went from your flip phone that could play some audio files and take a photo to a modern iPhone. The build quality is fantastic with no problems after 12,250 miles (I know some have reported issues). It is blindingly fast, super super quiet, and has enough range that range anxiety is simply a non issue unless you insist on driving 400 miles nonstop through rural North Dakota. When you do stop, charging at up to 200 let's you dump in a ton of electrons in only 15 or 20 minutes to get to your destination, and you are off again. These have dropped in value fast--for what you could buy a junk new Jeep you can now buy a very slightly used EQS--a no brainer imho. Ours is an almost every option Pinnacle car. If you are going to get one, you might as well get all the features that make it feel very special."