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Mercedes EQE 500 2026 Price in UAE

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Mercedes EQE 500 Key Specifications

Fuel Economy Rating

550 km

Fuel Type Category

Electric

Engine Power Output

380 BHP

transmission

Automatic

Number Of Seats

5 seater

Mercedes EQE 500 Available Variants

Model Information

Specification

Value

Odometer Mileage

550 km

Fuel Type Category

Electric

Engine Power Output

380 BHP

transmission

Automatic

Number Of Seats

5 seater

Engine Torque Output

530 Nm

Engine Capacity Rating

90.6 kWh

Drivetrain Type

All Wheel Drive

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About Mercedes EQE 500

Two motors, 380 BHP and an SUV body — the EQE 500 is the version of the electric mid-sizer bought for pace and space rather than for efficiency, and it holds its price far better than the 350 does. The EQE range dates from 2022, with the SUV body added a year after the saloon.


How much does the Mercedes EQE 500 cost in the UAE?

One 2026 price, AED 441,900 for the SUV 4 Matic. It sits above the EQE 350 SUV and below the EQS, and the step buys the second motor and the performance that comes with it. There is no cheaper way to get 4MATIC and this output in the EQE line — the equipment list is largely the same either way.


How far does an EQE 500 go, and where do you charge it?

An SUV body and two motors cost you range against the saloon, but the battery is still large enough that a home wall box overnight covers a normal week without thought. Rapid charging is for the intercity trip, where one planned stop is enough. Driving it the way the performance invites will show up in consumption faster than the heat does.


Mercedes EQE 500 or BMW i7?

The EQE 500 is the sensible money — nearly the same experience of silent, effortless pace for a great deal less, in a body that is easier to park and use every day. The BMW i7 is the bigger, more opulent car and the better one to be driven in; the Tesla Model S is the quickest and the least luxurious of the three.


Does the EQE 500 hold its value, and what should you watch for as it ages?

Better than its segment and much better than the EQE 350 — about 48% of its value after five years and 64% after three, against roughly 44% and 61% for premium EVs here. Buyers clearly want the dual-motor SUV. On a used example the things to verify are battery state of health, charging behaviour and the air suspension, all of which the inspection report covers on the individual car.


If the badge matters less than the driving, this is the EQE worth paying for. If you would rather not pay for it new, the used Mercedes cars listed now are the alternative.