2022 Mercedes EQS futuristic interior gets revealed
Since teasing their highly futuristic MBUX Hyperscreen, Mercedes has been under the watchful eyes of many. Now after much anticipation, the 2022 EQS interior has been revealed and we have all the details. Now, this is not the first EQ model to come out of the German manufacturers, but it is certainly the most luxurious. Of course, stealing the show will be the awaited MBUX Hyperscreen will come with three large displays under a single scratch-resistant glass that covers the entire dashboard. System will use eight CPU cores, 24 GB of RAM, and 46.4 GB per second RAM bandwidth.
Of course, technology has become the forefront for the EQS, with mood lighting becoming another key factor in the EQS cabin too. Its interior is set to be minimalistic as possible, creating a sense of modern living space. Auditory stimulation will start before the driver and passengers enter the vehicle, with greeting sounds being made as soon as they approach and enter the vehicle. Apart from the 15-speaker Burmester surround sound system, there are two soundscapes that come standard with the vehicle called Silver Waves and Vivid Flux, while driving sounds, which change depending on the driving mode and other dynamic inputs from the driver, are optional and produced by interior speakers.
Another key factor with its interior, the EQS is available with soothing sounds called Forest Glade, Sounds of the Sea, and Summer Rain that can be selected during stop-overs to promote relaxation. In other words, Mercedes wants you to recharge your body as you recharge the EQS's battery.
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FAQ
Q: What does the 2022 Mercedes EQS cost in South Africa?
The 2022 Mercedes EQS starts from around R2,800,000 in South Africa, making it one of the most expensive electric luxury sedans you can buy locally.
Q: Is the Mercedes EQS MBUX Hyperscreen worth it?
The MBUX Hyperscreen with its three displays, eight CPU cores and 24GB of RAM is absolutely worth it if you want the most advanced infotainment system on four wheels, though it does add about R150,000 to the price.
Q: What is the range of the 2022 Mercedes EQS in South Africa?
The Mercedes EQS delivers up to 770km of range on a single charge according to WLTP testing, making it perfect for those Johannesburg to Durban road trips without range anxiety.
Q: Does the Mercedes EQS have good sound quality?
The EQS comes standard with a 15-speaker Burmester surround sound system plus unique soundscapes like Silver Waves and Vivid Flux, delivering audio quality that rivals your home cinema setup.
Q: How fast does the Mercedes EQS charge?
The EQS supports up to 200kW DC fast charging, meaning you can add 300km of range in just 15 minutes at compatible charging stations across South Africa.
Should You Buy It?
The 2022 Mercedes EQS is the best luxury electric sedan under R3,000,000 in South Africa, but only if you have very deep pockets and want to make a serious statement. At R2,800,000, it costs more than most people's houses, but you get mind-blowing technology like the MBUX Hyperscreen, 770km range, and interior luxury that makes first-class flights look basic. If you're shopping in this rarified air and want the most futuristic Mercedes ever built, absolutely buy it. For everyone else, wait a few years for prices to drop or consider the more affordable BMW iX at R1,800,000.
