The Mercedes-Benz EQS specifications describe a single powertrain shared by both trims. A 107.8 kWh battery feeds motors on both axles. The spec sheet turns on range and charging rather than engine choice. There is one battery and one power output across both cars. The numbers describe a single car in two equipment levels. Range does not change between them.
Output is a strong 536 bhp with 858 Nm of torque, so this large sedan accelerates hard and quietly. A single-speed automatic sends power to all four wheels. Drive is 4MATIC all-wheel across the range. Performance is effortless at any speed.
The ARAI range is 857 km, one of the highest of any EV on sale here. A 200 kW DC charger takes the battery from 10 to 80 percent in about 31 minutes. The 22 kW AC charger fills it in roughly 6 hours 25 minutes. Both variants use the same hardware.
It runs 5216 mm long on a 3210 mm wheelbase, with a 610 litre boot and five seats. Ground clearance is a low 124 mm. Width is 1926 mm and height 1512 mm. The flat floor helps rear cabin space. Both trims weigh much the same. The battery is a 107.8 kWh lithium-ion pack.
Both variants share the same battery, so range does not change with price. Your money buys a different equipment level instead. The 400 kW output translates to the 536 bhp figure. Read the range the EQS covers, then check what the EQS costs in your city.