Mercedes-Benz introduced this all-electric executive sedan as the brand’s electric counterpart to the E-Class segment, positioning it between the EQS and the mainstream midsize lineup. The nameplate first reached customers in 2022, but as a model-year vehicle it belongs to the 2023 model year, with early development and reveal activity preceding launch. Mercedes-Benz built it on the EVA2 electric architecture and initially offered it as a global sedan, with production for the world market in Bremen and additional production for China in Beijing.
The car marked one of the most important steps in Mercedes-Benz’s EV expansion, bringing the brand’s EQ design language and advanced electric platform technology into the core luxury sedan class. It arrived as a battery-electric alternative to the traditional rear-wheel-drive business saloon formula, while still reflecting the brand’s long-standing focus on comfort, refinement and long-distance use. AMG derivatives joined the range soon after launch, adding a performance-oriented interpretation of the same body style.
This nameplate has remained a single continuous production run with no known discontinuation or revival. The model is still part of the Mercedes-Benz electric lineup, so no final model year is given.