2022 Mercedes-EQS Performance | Mercedes-Benz Brampton in Brampton

How Fast Is the EQS?

The EQS 0-100 KMH time is just 4.3 seconds. What’s more, the EQS top speed can reach an impressive 210 KMH thanks to the EQS Duel Permanently Excited Synchronous Motors, which achieve 516 hp and 631 lb-ft of torque. With this, you can also enjoy the Fully Variable 4MATIC All-wheel Drive with Torque Shift. It’s quite apparent at this point, that Caledon drivers can enjoy a blistering performance without burning one drop of gas thanks to the 547 km of electric range.

EQS Performance Features

You know how fast the EQS is, and you know the EQS top speed and EQS 0-100 KMH time. Let’s take a moment to break down some of the performance highlights:

Adaptive, self-leveling 4-wheel multilink with AIRMATIC: This suspension system optimizes the stance of your suspension for the conditions of the Orangeville road while you are driving on it.

Intelligent Energy Recovery with paddles: The EQS steering wheel features paddles that will allow you to control the energy levels stored while you are doing regenerative braking.

ECO Assist feature: This system helps you to reduce battery drain while optimizing energy from your regenerative braking system.

Inquire After the 2022 EQS Near Georgetown

Now that you know a little more about the 2022 EQS top speed, the 2022 EQS 0-100 KMH time, how fast the EQS is, as well as some features that you can enjoy, be sure to take the next step by taking the vehicle for a test drive. We would love to show you everything that the EQS has to offer beyond what we mentioned, so give us a call at Mercedes-Benz Brampton near Georgetown. Be sure to consult our manufacturing hub if you would like to learn more about our other new Mercedes-Benz models that you can appreciate.

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