Elegant Quiet Comfort
Mercedes-Benz EQC gives us a taste of what luxe Electric Mobility is all about.
22/01/2021
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MUMBAI
Mercedes-Benz’s EQ range (which consists of EQ-Boost – Electrified Combustion Vehicles, EQ Power – Plug-In Hybrids, and EQ – Electric Vehicles), represents Intelligent Electric Mobility. Little surprise then that at a time when the Indian government is batting hard for Electric Vehicles (EVs), they decided to bring in the EQC as the first model to launch their electric offensive with, in India. The EQC 400 4MATIC’s design may not appeal to many who have been dismissive of its plain vanilla looks, but what it offers in terms of driving experience, is second to none. Not to mention intelligence! Best experienced to be believed. However, we think that in terms of looks, it strikes a good balance between Mercedes’ traditional design language and now, which is a time that is waiting to head straight into the future and explore the numerous possibilities and so, at this point in time, the EQC’s design, looks very sensible to us. Although we drove the High-Tech Silver colour, (there are two other colours also to choose from – Polar White and Graphite Grey), we couldn’t help wonder what the EQC might look like in something that is in many ways Mercedes, yet a departure from
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