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Used Mercedes electric cars for sale

If you want a sporty and efficient daily driver, Mercedes electric cars for sale are a great choice for you. Available entirely online and faff-free with a 90-day warranty and a 14-day money back guarantee. Buy outright or finance a used Mercedes electric car for sale. 

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Based on a cash price of £12,550 with a £2,000 customer deposit, borrowing £10,550 at a representative APR of 11.4% and the following:

48 monthly payments of
£194.03
Fixed rate of interest per annum
5.93%
Option-to-purchase fee
£10
Optional final payment
£5,005.00
Amount of interest
£3,768.44
Total amount payable
£16,318.44
Annual mileage limit
8,000 miles
Excess mileage charge
4p per mile
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Mercedes-Benz Buying Guide

Popular Mercedes electric cars

Mercedes has been experimenting with electric cars for years, starting with the Mercedes Mixte in 1906. Since then, it’s made some of the most compelling options on the market, with different body styles on offer to rival Tesla, BYD and BMW. 

Some of the most popular are: 

> Mercedes EQA 

> Mercedes EQB 

> Mercedes EQC 

> Mercedes EQE 

Types of Mercedes electric cars

There are a few different electric Mercedes cars with different body styles, including: 

> Saloon 

> Small SUV 

> SUV 

> MPV 

Mercedes electric car performance

Mercedes-Benz electric cars for sale, such as the EQC, EQS and EQE, are designed to deliver exceptional performance.  

The EQS Saloon, for example, has a dual electric motor setup that produces up to 523hp, so it's no slouch.  

Because of the onboard electric motors, you benefit from its instant torque which shoves you back into your seat or works to your advantage when joining a motorway or juggling a busy roundabout. 

Mercedes electric car running costs

Mercedes-Benz electric cars offer lower running costs compared to traditional petrol or diesel vehicles.  

Charging an electric car at home is the most economical option, with costs significantly reduced if you use off-peak electricity tariffs, saving you lots of money from the get-go. 

Maintenance costs are also lower due to fewer moving parts and reduced wear on components like brakes, thanks to regenerative braking which also helps to feed energy back into the battery back.  

Mercedes electric vehicles come with a very standard three-year/unlimited mileage vehicle warranty, but also get a separate eight-year/100,000-mile battery warranty for added peace of mind.  

Mercedes electric car technology

Mercedes doesn’t mess about with its cars – electric included – so you know you’re getting some of the best tech it can offer. 

The highlight is the Hyperscreen, which spans the full width of the dashboard and shows all your relevant information, such as Apple CarPlay/Android Auto and the car’s settings. 

While not specific to Mercedes, you do also get fast charging capabilities, which sees a 10-80% charge in around 30 minutes. 

Should I buy a used electric Mercedes?

What electric cars does Mercedes make?

Mercedes has made a big range of EVs over the years, including the EQA, EQB, EQC, EQE, EQS, electric G-Class, EQV and older cars such as the B-Class EV from years ago. 

What’s the cheapest electric Mercedes?

The cheapest new Mercedes EV is the EQA but this all changes on the used car market. 

How much is the Mercedes EQS?

There are two different types. There’s the Mercedes EQS Saloon starting at around £100,000, and the EQS SUV which starts at around £130,000. But both are available for much less used. 

What’s the smallest Mercedes electric car?

Unsurprisingly, it’s the same as the cheapest with the EQA.