Mercedes-Benz EQB 250 (2023) – verified 96% battery SoH

Vehicle details

The Mercedes-Benz EQB 250 is a compact family electric SUV offering up to seven seats and a very comfortable suspension setup. It is based on the proven GLB platform, so it feels familiar to drive and doesn’t require any special EV habits. Compared with a petrol version, it impresses with its near-silent running and smooth, gearless acceleration.

The EQB 250 uses a single front motor with around 140 kW of power and a traction battery with approx. 66 kWh of usable capacity. In real-world use, this provides roughly 300–350 km of range depending on driving style, weather and load. This particular vehicle has a confirmed EV battery health report with SoH at 96 %, meaning the available capacity is still very close to a new car and you don’t need to worry about a major range loss.

For everyday use you’ll mainly rely on home or workplace AC charging at up to about 11 kW. On longer journeys you can use DC fast charging with a peak of roughly 100–120 kW, which can take the battery from a low state to a high usable level in a matter of dozens of minutes at a suitable charger. Thanks to the electric drivetrain, the EQB 250 responds instantly to throttle inputs, yet it is tuned more for relaxed, comfortable driving with typical consumption around 17–19 kWh/100 km.

Inside, you get a high seating position, good visibility and solid materials. The second row offers generous space for children and adults, while the third row is better suited to shorter trips or smaller passengers. The boot is very practical for this class – the exact volume depends on how many seats are in use, so we recommend checking the specific figure for the individual car. If you’re looking for car sourcing of a quiet family EV with verified battery condition, the EQB 250 (2023) is a very balanced choice.