Midsize SUV · EQE 320+ trim · 5 seats
$64,950MSRP + $1,450 destination
Where and how fast it charges, and what it costs.
9.6 kW onboard charger
~$7.30 per 100 mi at 18.31¢/kWh
170 kW peak
10–80% in ~32 min (Mercedes-Benz figure)
With an adapter
CCS1 portMercedes-Benz NACS DC Fast-charging Adapter · $0
| Where | Price | Per 100 mi |
|---|---|---|
| Home, Level 2 | 18.31¢ / kWh | ~$7.30 |
| Public fast charging | ~42¢ / kWh | ~$17 |
Estimates from US averages (EIA July 2026; AAA Sept 24 2026): home 18.31¢/kWh is the EIA US residential average; public 42¢/kWh is the AAA US public-charging average. Both include 10% charging losses and the car's EPA efficiency (36.1 kWh/100 mi).
Plan on home or workplace charging for everyday driving and fast charging for trips.