Mercedes-Benz Egypt Introduces the Mercedes-Maybach EQS SUV in Egypt
The exterior design: front end typical of the brand
Distinctive visual highlights include the signature Maybach grille and emblem, along with the option for an elegant two-tone paint finish accented by detailed pinstriping. For a more modern and dynamic aesthetic, the available Night Series package introduces exclusive dark-themed design elements. Customizable ambient lighting enhances the overall user experience. Additional standout features include DIGITAL LIGHT technology, 21-inch Maybach light-alloy wheels, surround lighting with an animated Mercedes-Maybach projection, and aluminum-look illuminated running boards with rubber studs.
Interior comfort, innovation, excellence & lighting
The Mercedes-Maybach EQS SUV offers a refined, lounge-like interior with premium materials, ambient lighting, and the immersive Burmester® 4D sound system. Advanced NVH (Noise, Vibration, Harshness) technology ensures exceptional quietness, particularly in the rear. The MBUX Hyperscreen displays Maybach-exclusive graphics, while rear passengers enjoy massage seats, entertainment, and a chauffeur mode. Eco-friendly Nappa leather and wood trim highlight sustainable luxury, with modern conveniences like KEYLESS-GO, wireless charging, and automatic comfort doors.
The rear cabin provides ultimate comfort with executive seats featuring heating, ventilation, massage, and calf massage. The First-Class Rear and Chauffeur Package includes a redesigned center console with thermal cup holders, and a Maybach emblem projection. Adaptive ambient lighting, ENERGIZING AIR CONTROL Plus, and features like a refrigerated compartment and fold-out tables further elevate the luxury experience.
Driving comfort characteristics
The Mercedes-Maybach EQS SUV seamlessly blends traditional values with cutting-edge technology. Features like the AIRMATIC suspension, noise insulation, and superior driving dynamics uphold the brand's high standards. The electric drive system unleashes the full potential of a Mercedes-Maybach, offering a serene, private retreat.
The Mercedes-Maybach EQS SUV offers 5 DYNAMIC SELECT drive modes—MAYBACH, SPORT, OFFROAD, ECO, and INDIVIDUAL—allowing drivers to tailor the experience. The AIRMATIC suspension, with its Adaptive Damping System, ensures a smooth ride, while the vehicle's ground clearance can be raised by 25 mm in OFFROAD mode. The optional rear-axle steering (up to 10°) enhances agility, reducing the turning circle to just 11 meters, making parking easier.
The acoustic environment protection system (AVAS) provides safety sounds for pedestrians, while the Burmester® 4D surround sound system delivers an exceptional audio experience.
The Mercedes-Maybach EQS 680 boasts 658 hp and a range of up to 600 km.
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