The EQE sedan, EQE SUV, and EQS SUV are no longer individually configurable at Mercedes-Benz. This leaves only the EQS sedan remaining from the four large electric models based on the EVA-II platform, while a fully electric E-Class as an EQE alternative has already been announced for 2027.

Mercedes-Benz has ended the option to order individually configurable versions of three of its larger electric models. The EQE saloon, EQE SUV and EQS SUV are no longer freely configurable in the German online configurator. Instead, customers can only choose from already-produced stock vehicles. The three models are also no longer available for individual order in the online configurators for Mercedes in France, the UK and the Netherlands. While an official confirmation from Mercedes-Benz is still pending, all signs indicate that the Stuttgart-based automaker is discontinuing these three electric models.

With this move, Mercedes is bidding farewell to three of the four large model series based on the dedicated EVA II platform developed for electric vehicles . The EQE saloon launched in 2022, followed by the EQE SUV at the end of the same year, with the EQS SUV joining the lineup shortly after. No comparable technical updates are planned for the EQE models, meaning production of these two series is now nearing its end. The situation is different for the EQS saloon: Mercedes comprehensively revised the electric flagship in April 2026 , introducing an 800-volt architecture, new electric motors and a larger battery. Since then, the WLTP range of the EQS 450+ has been up to 926 kilometres.

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