The Mercedes-Benz EQE SUV is the mid-size electric luxury SUV in the Mercedes-EQ range and is promoted in Pakistan through Mercedes-Benz Pakistan and Shahnawaz. It is built on a dedicated electric-vehicle platform rather than a converted petrol-SUV structure, allowing the battery to sit low in the floor and helping the cabin provide useful passenger space without an oversized exterior. For Pakistani buyers, the EQE SUV sits between the smaller EQA and EQB models and the larger EQS SUV, making it one of the more balanced choices for daily premium-electric use.
Local listings have included the EQE 350+ SUV, while performance-oriented and all-wheel-drive derivatives may appear depending on the shipment. The exact motor layout, output, battery capacity and driving range should be checked against the official invoice and factory build sheet because the EQE SUV is sold globally in several specifications. Rear-wheel-drive versions place greater emphasis on efficiency and range, while 4MATIC models add a front motor for extra traction and stronger acceleration. Real-world range in Pakistan will vary with motorway speed, summer heat, air-conditioning use, tyre pressure, wheel size and charging habits.
The cabin focuses on quiet travel and digital convenience. Depending on the selected version, equipment can include a large central MBUX touchscreen, digital driver display, panoramic glass roof, ambient lighting, heated seats, advanced navigation, a 360-degree camera and the MBUX Interior Assistant. Five adults can be carried, although buyers should test rear-seat comfort with their usual passengers and confirm the exact luggage capacity because optional audio, spare-wheel and equipment packages can affect usable space.
Charging preparation is essential for ownership in Pakistan. A professionally installed home wallbox provides the most reliable way to recharge overnight, while DC fast charging can reduce journey stops when a compatible high-output charger is available. Apartment residents should secure permission for installation and have the building's electrical capacity assessed before ordering. Buyers should also confirm whether the vehicle includes the correct charging cable, connector standard, wallbox offer, installation support and access to software-based charging functions.
Pakistani roads require careful wheel and suspension selection. The EQE SUV is more practical than a low electric saloon, but large AMG-style wheels and low-profile tyres can still be vulnerable to potholes, damaged road edges and high speed breakers. A test drive should include the route to the buyer's home and office, checking approach angles, suspension comfort, camera visibility and turning space. Comprehensive insurance should cover the high-voltage battery, electric-drive components, glass roof, lighting and imported body parts.
Before delivery, obtain written confirmation of the model year, chassis number, battery warranty, general warranty, service intervals, software support and availability of trained high-voltage technicians. The EQE SUV offers Pakistani buyers a refined blend of electric efficiency, Mercedes comfort, useful SUV practicality and advanced cabin technology. Its limitations are dependence on charging infrastructure, expensive tyres and body parts, specification differences between imported batches and the need for specialist diagnostics, but a properly supported vehicle with dependable home charging can be an excellent premium daily driver.
Buyers comparing the EQE SUV with petrol luxury SUVs should also consider electricity tariffs, daily distance and charging downtime rather than focusing only on purchase price. Regular overnight charging at home can make urban ownership convenient, while frequent long motorway journeys require more route planning. A written pre-delivery checklist is valuable because charging accessories, connected services and optional equipment can differ between individual vehicles.