Even in temperatures as low as 34°C, the Vision EQXX outperformed its previous best performance with an energy consumption of only 7.4 kWh/100km, or 282 MPGe for gasoline-powered vehicles. This accomplishment is a result of the company’s continuous efforts to create effective electric platforms that satisfy the needs of customers around the world.
With 309 km of charge left when it arrived, the car demonstrated its ability for long-distance travel by covering the 1,010 km route in less than 15 hours, departing from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and terminating at the new Brand Centre in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
The trip put the car’s cutting-edge heat management system and solar roof to the test in harsh environments. The solar cells increased the range by 24 km by capturing 1.8 kWh of electricity.
The technology on display includes an efficiency assistant that provides drivers with real-time guidance on how to maximize energy use and a multi-source heat pump that will be included in the next Concept CLA Class.
Mercedes-Benz places a strong focus on the driver’s role in energy efficiencyenergy efficiency, with skilled drivers maximizing the use of the sophisticated equipment on board.
The Vision EQXXVision EQXX also serves as an ambassador for electric mobility and luxury.
More than two years after it was unveiled, the Vision EQXX remains an eye-catching crowd puller.
During that time, it has also covered 23,340km testing its pioneering electric technology under a wide range of demanding real-life conditions.
The slippery drag coefficient of just 0.17 pairs with a sophisticated fastback design to represent a highly desirable ambassador for electric mobility
Apart from the two road trips Mercedes-Benz conducted in Europe, the Vision EQXX has also been shown to audiences in the US and China.
This has made it possible for important target audiences throughout the world to see firsthand a practical, mobile example of opulent and sustainable power efficiency.
