Mercedes' cheapest electric car is more luxurious than a Tesla but with way less range
. To make it, Mercedes took its gas-fueled GLB SUV, swapped in a battery pack, added some electric motors, and made some styling tweaks. Namely a shiny, closed-off grille, a snazzy light strip, and some blue badging. As everybody knows, electricity is blue.
What results is an e-SUV with almost no learning curve. It looks and feels like a regular SUV inside, and isn't so stuffed with screens that you have to relearn how to operate an automobile, which some buyers may appreciate. It comes in two flavors: the 225-horsepower EQB 300 and the 288-horsepower EQB 350. It starts at $54,500, and the 2022 EQB 350 Mercedes lent me came out to $58,050, including optional heated seats.
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