Mercedes-Benz EQS Owners Reviews

After spending three months with the Mercedes-Benz EQS I can say that I have really made a big mistake by investing in this car. In such a short span I have experienced constant issues making me feel like I have thrown my money into a pit. I have been locked inside the car multiple times and the keys break down easily due to which I have to shell a significant amount to get them replaced. Despite the subscription fees, the app to control the engine and doors is useless, despite the ongoing subscription fee. Sensors are inconsistent and door handles malfunction often.

While I drove this exclusive edition from Mercedes Benz I could feel that this model is meant more to experience various aspects rather than just meant to drive. Say you will get more concerned about the number of apps the model is providing or the number of screens. The arrows will be shown via a live video to demonstrate which lane or turn to take. The interior cabin looks gorgeous with its ventilated front seats to the rear seats that are heated. All the materials incorporated within are of prime quality. The build quality is also stunning throughout.

I don't like cars that hold no value technologically, which is why I traded two of my cars in the last two years. Both my cars had lethargic infotainment systems and lacked advanced technology features. But the Mercedes-Benz EQS is a step ahead of many of its rivals when it comes to technological advancements. It spoils me with a spacious interior, neck and shoulder heating, massage functions, and headrest pillows. Its giant Hyperscreen touchscreen, a whopping six USB-C ports, and driver profiles based on fingerprint scans make it a must-buy.