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Mercedes-Benz India will pass on this benefit to existing EQE customers, albeit in a different way.

The new Mercedes-Benz EQA is the smallest, most affordable EV from the three-pointed star brand at the moment. Mercedes offers only a single, fully loaded variant of the EQA in India.

We drive the Mercedes-Benz EQA in Jaipur, the newest and the most affordable EV from Mercedes-Benz in India to see how promising the new car is and whether it has the goods to propel the company's EV sales in India.

The EQA packs a 66.5 kWh battery, which supports up to 100 kW DC on-board charger, allowing a 10 to 80 per cent top-up in around 40 minutes. The 11 kW wall box does 10 to 100 per cent in five hours and 45 minutes.

Mercedes is developing a new platform for its entry level EVs but the same architecture will also be used for petrol and diesel cars.

Sustainability has become the need of the hour, and one way to achieve that is with electric mobility. Mercedes-Benz figured this out quite early on, and saw that more than just launching an electric car, it needed to create an EV ecosystem.

While the company has not let on details of what powers the EQA it does tell us that the electric car will come with an output of 188 bhp.

Mercedes-Benz is expanding its line-up of plug-in hybrids under the EQ Power label and will present additional models with the third-generation hybrid powertrain at the Geneva Motor Show.

Mercedes-Benz plans to quadruple the share of plug-in hybrids and fully electric vehicles in total sales in 2020.

The EQA will be manufactured at the company's Hambach plant in France

While the Project ONE is the showstopper at the Mercedes pavilion at Frankfurt, the automaker has pulled the wraps of the new EQA Electric Car Concept.The newest concept previews a compact electric vehicle from the automaker under electric sub-brand 'EQ', and possibly hints at the next generation A-Class hatchback as well.

Mercedes-Benz India will pass on this benefit to existing EQE customers, albeit in a different way.

The new Mercedes-Benz EQA is the smallest, most affordable EV from the three-pointed star brand at the moment. Mercedes offers only a single, fully loaded variant of the EQA in India.

We drive the Mercedes-Benz EQA in Jaipur, the newest and the most affordable EV from Mercedes-Benz in India to see how promising the new car is and whether it has the goods to propel the company's EV sales in India.

The EQA packs a 66.5 kWh battery, which supports up to 100 kW DC on-board charger, allowing a 10 to 80 per cent top-up in around 40 minutes. The 11 kW wall box does 10 to 100 per cent in five hours and 45 minutes.

Mercedes is developing a new platform for its entry level EVs but the same architecture will also be used for petrol and diesel cars.

Sustainability has become the need of the hour, and one way to achieve that is with electric mobility. Mercedes-Benz figured this out quite early on, and saw that more than just launching an electric car, it needed to create an EV ecosystem.

While the company has not let on details of what powers the EQA it does tell us that the electric car will come with an output of 188 bhp.

Mercedes-Benz is expanding its line-up of plug-in hybrids under the EQ Power label and will present additional models with the third-generation hybrid powertrain at the Geneva Motor Show.

Mercedes-Benz plans to quadruple the share of plug-in hybrids and fully electric vehicles in total sales in 2020.

The EQA will be manufactured at the company's Hambach plant in France

While the Project ONE is the showstopper at the Mercedes pavilion at Frankfurt, the automaker has pulled the wraps of the new EQA Electric Car Concept.The newest concept previews a compact electric vehicle from the automaker under electric sub-brand 'EQ', and possibly hints at the next generation A-Class hatchback as well.