THE LONGEST RANGE ELECTRIC CAR!

EV Channels Review

The Mercedes-Benz EQXX is presented as a groundbreaking electric vehicle, primarily lauded for its record-breaking single-charge range of over 1,200 km. The reviewer, Mat Watson, highlights its exceptional aerodynamic efficiency, with a drag coefficient of 0.17 cd, and innovative features like solar panels on the roof contributing an extra 25 km of range. The car's engineering is praised for its lightweight construction, achieved through advanced 3D printing and organic structures, resulting in a surprisingly light 1750 kg for an EV with such a large battery. However, the reviewer notes that the brake pedal feel is unusual and not a focus for this concept. While its efficiency is paramount, the EQXX's performance is modest, with a 0-60 mph time of 7.51 seconds and a top speed limited to 140 km/h. In contrast, the AMG EQE 53 demonstrates significantly superior performance (0-60 mph in 3.17 seconds) but at a substantial cost to efficiency, consuming nearly four times the energy per 100 km. The EQXX is positioned as a technological showcase rather than a traditional performance EV.