Mercedes-Benz EQC 2022
SUV C-Segment
 Prices RM 388,888 |  Body type SUV |  Number of seats 5 |  Fuel Type EV |
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Mercedes-Benz EQC 2022
The 2022 Mercedes-Benz EQC represents the brand's bold entry into the luxury electric SUV segment. Available in multiple variants including the EQC 350 4MATIC and EQC 400 4MATIC, this 5-seater combines Mercedes' signature craftsmanship with EV innovation. Both models feature dual-motor AWD systems delivering 300kW (408HP) and 730Nm torque, paired with a 79.2kWh battery offering 415km NEDC range. The 400 4MATIC distinguishes itself with enhanced performance (0-100km/h in 5.1s) and premium features like adaptive suspension and 360° cameras. While all variants share the distinctive EQ design language with geometric LED lighting and 10.25-inch dual displays, the Special Edition models add exclusive styling elements. Notably, the EQC prioritizes acoustic comfort with multilayer glass and maintains Mercedes' renowned interior quality through premium materials and meticulous attention to detail.
Our comprehensive guide provides everything you need to know about the 2022 Mercedes-Benz EQC lineup. Explore detailed specifications across all models, including performance metrics, battery technology, and charging solutions. We break down pricing structures and ownership costs specific to the Malaysian market, along with expert analyses of each variant's value proposition. Discover the EQC's engineering highlights like its aluminum battery protection frame and dual-arm front suspension, while understanding common considerations such as real-world range versus NEDC figures. Our resources include comparison tools against competitors like Tesla Model Y, maintenance insights for electric luxury vehicles, and updates on Mercedes' evolving EV ecosystem. Whether you're researching purchase options, seeking technical documentation, or evaluating long-term ownership experiences, we consolidate authoritative information to support your decision-making process for this groundbreaking electric Mercedes.
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2022 Mercedes-Benz EQC Upcoming Version
RM 388,888
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Highlights
Mercedes-Benz EQC 2022 Key Highlights
The 2022 Mercedes-Benz EQC series represents the brand's commitment to luxury electric mobility, combining cutting-edge technology with signature design. As a mid-size electric SUV, it offers dual-motor all-wheel drive, a refined single-speed transmission, and a premium interior. Key highlights include a range of up to 440 km (WLTP), acceleration from 0-100 km/h in 5.1 seconds for the EQC 400, and advanced safety features like active brake assist and traffic sign recognition. The EQC’s sleek aerodynamics (0.28 Cd) and customizable ambient lighting further elevate its appeal.
EQC 350 4MATIC
EQC 350 4MATIC Special Edition
EQC 400 4MATIC
Safety & Technology
Common Problem
Sensor and Software Issues
One of the recurring problems with Mercedes EQ vehicles, including the EQC, is related to sensors and software malfunctions. Users have reported issues such as faulty sensors that stop working intermittently or loose sensor brackets causing incorrect readings. Additionally, some owners have experienced random activation of parking sensors and emergency braking systems without any apparent cause. These issues are often difficult to diagnose because they do not always produce error logs, making it challenging for dealerships to address them effectively.
Battery Concerns
Battery reliability is a significant concern for potential EQC buyers. There are worries about the cost of battery replacement after the warranty expires, which could be as high as €30,000. While degradation is less of a concern, damage from external factors like potholes could potentially lead to expensive repairs. Some users suggest that independent repair shops specializing in EV batteries may become more common, offering more affordable repair options in the future.
Software Updates and Recalls
Software-related issues are also prevalent, with some vehicles requiring updates to resolve malfunctions. For instance, EQE models have been reported to experience random errors that prevent the car from being driven until the issue resolves itself or is addressed by a dealership. These problems sometimes necessitate towing the vehicle to a dealer for service.
Tire Wear and Alignment
Rapid tire wear has been noted in some Mercedes EQ models, particularly the EQE 350, where rear tires wear out faster than expected. This can be attributed to overinflation or alignment issues. The heavy weight of electric vehicles and their unique tire requirements can exacerbate these problems, leading to premature wear if not properly managed.
General Build Quality and Reliability
Overall, there are concerns about the build quality and reliability of the first-generation EQ models. Owners have reported various initial defects and issues requiring multiple visits to the dealership for resolution. Despite these challenges, some users remain optimistic, suggesting that patience and proper servicing can eventually lead to a satisfactory ownership experience.
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History of Mercedes-Benz EQC
Current Generation (2025-Present)
The latest iteration introduces a 90kWh battery achieving 619km CLTC range, single-motor FWD option (190hp), and redesigned "Dark Star" grille with full-width LED lighting. Standard AMG styling elevates its sporty appeal.
2nd Generation (2022-2025)
This refresh upgraded battery tech to 80kWh, boosting CLTC range to 500km. Key updates included MBUX 2.0 with AR navigation and enhanced driver-assist features like automated lane changes.
1st Generation (2019-2022)
The first EQC launched as Mercedes-Benz's debut all-electric SUV, featuring dual motors with 286hp and a 440km NEDC range. Its design blended EQ aesthetics with traditional SUV proportions.