Mercedes-Benz has begun assembling the EQS SUV at its plant in Chakan, a town near Pune (Maharashtra) in the western part of India. It is the only factory apart from the mother plant in Tuscaloosa (Alabama),

Mercedes-Benz said its cars equipped with its automated driving system will be upgraded to drive autonomously at up to 95 kilometres per hour on German motorways in certain conditions. Pending certification by Germany's motor transport authority,

It’s been interesting to see the ongoing tug-of-war between rivals BMW India and Mercedes-Benz India. While Mercedes-Benz is the clear leader in the overall luxury passenger car space, the two are constantly outpacing each other to claim the luxury EV space.

The EQS SUV, priced at Rs 1.41 crore, is the second electric vehicle to be assembled in India following its sedan counterpart.

The auto industry loves surprises, and Mercedes-Benz just delivered a big one. Barely a month after launching the Maybach EQS SUV – a model many assumed would be their last foray into the ultra-high-end EV market – Mercedes dropped another bombshell with the EQS SUV 580 4Matic.

What if one wants the luxury of a sedan and the practicality of an SUV and go green all the way? Mercedes-Benz probably has the answer to that.

German luxury carmaker Mercedes has launched its sixth EV for the Indian market in the form of the EQS SUV. Read our 2024 Mercedes EQS SUV first drive review for all the details about how it drives on our roads.