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Mercedes-Benz EQE sedan faces reported 2027 exit from US line-up

Mercedes-Benz’s electric alternative to the E-Class is reportedly set to leave the US range for 2027, alongside the range-topping EQS SUV and the AMG S-Class.

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The Mercedes-Benz EQE sedan is reportedly due to leave the US range for 2027
The Mercedes-Benz EQE sedan is reportedly due to leave the US range for 2027 Photo: InsideEVs

Mercedes-Benz is expected to discontinue the EQE sedan in the United States for the 2027 model year, according to InsideEVs. The move would remove the brand’s electric E-Class-sized sedan from the market.

The reported changes also include the top-spec EQS SUV and the AMG S-Class. The three models span different parts of Mercedes-Benz’s range, from executive electric transport to flagship luxury performance.

For EV buyers and fleet managers, the EQE sedan’s potential withdrawal would narrow the choice of premium electric saloons wearing the Mercedes-Benz badge. The report concerns the US line-up, and the available information does not establish implications for European markets.

Mercedes-Benz has not detailed replacement products in the supplied information. Any successor strategy, timing or technical direction remains unconfirmed.

Source: InsideEVs
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