New models - Mercedes-Benz - EQA350Mercedes-Benz prices new EQA350 4MaticGrowing EQA line-up bolstered by the addition of more powerful and AWD variant22 Aug 2022 By MATT BROGAN MERCEDES-BENZ Australia says that in response to the ongoing popularity of its first all-electric compact SUV, the EQA250, it will now offer the more powerful and all-wheel drive EQA350 4Matic locally.
Priced from $96,900 plus on-road costs, the higher-grade variant is said to offer “significantly more power and torque, all-wheel drive… and a beefed-up specification”. The specification sheet shows the EQA350 4Matic outputs 215kW and 520Nm and can accelerate from standstill to 100km/h in 6.0 seconds.
Mercedes-Benz says that the EQA350 4Matic utilises a 66.5kWh battery pack which may be charged at up to 11kW (AC) and 100kW (DC) to offer up to 400km of driving range according to the WLTP standard.
The ‘350’ variant is differentiated over the entry model by the standard inclusion of the AMG Line Sports exterior with an AMG-specific front apron trimmed in chrome with functional air curtains, a black panel radiator grille in a twin-blade design surround in high-gloss black, an AMG diffuser-style rear apron trimmed in chrome and 20-inch AMG multi-spoke alloy wheels in high-gloss black with a high-sheen finish.
Inside, the AMG Line Sports treatment continues with red top stitching on the dashboard and beltline, air vents in silver chrome and high-gloss black, black sports seats with red top stitching in Artico and Dinamica microfibre, a flat-bottom multi-function sports steering wheel in Nappa leather, plus AMG-style pedals in brushed stainless steel.
As standard, the 350 also includes the Vision Package, adding an electronically operated panoramic sunroof and the Parking Package with 360-degree camera.
Further, the EQA350 4Matic builds on the specification of the EQA250 (priced locally from $76,800 plus ORCs) with adjustable damping suspension with multi-link rear, a direct steer system and Dynamic Select driving mode selection.
The model is also equipped with Mercedes-Benz’s MBUX infotainment system including voice control (‘Hey Mercedes’) and 10.25-inch centre touchscreen collectively form the hub for functions such as navigation, media playback, telephony and vehicle functionality. A second 10.25-inch screen presents a customisable digital instrument cluster for the driver.
Additional convenience features include keyless entry and start, a powered tailgate with handsfree access, smartphone integration with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto plus wireless charging for selected mobile devices, and heated front seats, automatic climate control including remotely actuated pre-entry climate control, a DAB+ digital radio tuner, and access to a comprehensive suite of remote functions and vehicle information via the Mercedes me app on a connected smart device.
Standard safety features include nine airbags, Driver Assistance Package with Distronic active distance assist cruise control with automatic restart in traffic, route-based speed adaptation, and a range of active assists including steering, braking, lane keeping and blind-spot monitoring. Traffic Sign Assist and Parking Assist Parktronic are also included.
Mercedes-Benz Australia says a limited number of EQA350 4Matic variants will arrive in Australia specified with an exclusive Edition 1 package which adds a “selection of addition features and distinctive interior and exterior cosmetic enhancements”.
Priced at $100,800 plus ORCs, the EQA350 4Matic Edition 1 offers 20-inch AMG multi-spoke light-alloy wheels in a matte copper finish, Neva grey leather and Cyber Cut blue upholstery, backlit Spiral-look trim elements, blue stitching for the door panels and centre console, air vents in silver chrome and energy blue, illuminated door sill panels, black roof rails, Edition 1 floor mats, and one of two vehicle keys finished in a rose gold ornamental surround.
Mercedes-Benz EQA350 4Matic variants are available to order now.
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