Mercedes-AMG EQS 53

Future Mercedes-Benz EVs are set to have sharper lines like the recent Concept CLA, after the EQE and EQS got off to a slow start in China.

The electric Mercedes-Benz EQS, the S-Class of EVs, has been recalled to fix a problem with its towing eye.

The first electric Mercedes-AMG is rolling into showrooms now. It's a limo with supercar acceleration and a $328,400 pricetag.

Mercedes-AMG has commenced mass-production of its EQS 53 high-performance electric car, with a local launch slated for early 2022.

Mercedes-AMG has turned its attention to the S-Class of electric cars, creating the EQS 53. It packs up to 560kW of power.

Instead of charging upfront for a potentially costly option, Mercedes-Benz is reportedly rolling out annual or three-year subscriptions for rear-axle steering in its EQS.

Say hello to the electric S-Class. The EQS will be in Australia late in 2021 with up to 770km of range, and a high-tech interior.

The Mercedes-Benz EQS will have a similarly high-tech interior to the new S-Class, unless you opt for the MBUX Hyperscreen which really kicks it up a notch.

Karl Brauer gets an early preview of the all-new EQS 53 performance EV ahead of its Australian launch in the first half of next year.