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Mercedes-Benz EQB 300 4matic (2025)
⚠ 1 complaint
Status
Uncertain
Limited data available
Status Uncertain due to limited data coverage across safety agencies.
Specifications
Fuel TypeElectricity
Transmission1-speed automatic
DrivetrainAll-Wheel Drive
Combined MPG87 MPG
Body TypeSUV
Mercedes-Benz EQB 300 4matic Comparison with Similar Vehicles
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Fuel TypeElectricityElectricityElectricityElectricityElectricityElectricity
Transmission1-speed automaticAutomatic (A1)Automatic (A1)Automatic (A1)Automatic (A1)Automatic (A1)
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About

The 2025 Mercedes-Benz EQB 300 4matic offers an impressive electric driving experience with a combined MPG of 87 and a range of 205 miles. This all-wheel-drive electric SUV provides 241 horsepower and a swift 7.0-second 0-60 acceleration, making it a capable and efficient choice.

Pros
  • Excellent electric MPG (87 combined)
  • 205-mile electric range
  • All-wheel drive capability
  • No recalls on record
  • Low complaint history (1)
Cons
  • Safety status uncertain
Complaints1 total
MERCEDES-BENZ EQB 300 4MATIC 2025 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
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Since I purchased this electric vehicle, phone conversations that I place through the car have been broadcast on the external speaker. I brought this to the dealership, they acknowledged the problem, but told me they couldn't help because they didn't have another EQB to compare it to. They told me to contact Mercedes customer service. I contacted them by email, and I was repeatedly told (incorrectly) that my vehicle does not have an external speaker. They eventually ignored me. This is both a safety issue and a privacy issue. Broadcasting my phone calls to the public is a massive invasion of privacy. Secondarily, when the external speaker is playing a phone call, I assume it is not playing the required noise intended to warn pedestrians that an EV is approaching. As best as I can tell, this is a MBUX software defect that is causing the Acoustic Vehicle Alerting System (AVAS) to malfunction. I need this fixed for both safety and usability, and I have been shocked that Mercedes hasn't done a better job trying to address this problem. Additionally, a couple weeks ago, my entire screen (speedometer, maps, etc) went blank while driving. I believe there was an electric "pop" right as this happened. The screen rebooted and came back after about a minute, but then it happened again on the same drive within a couple minutes. Those are the only two times this has happened, but it was unnerving. I believe other models have been recalled for a nearly identical problem, but my vehicle was not included in the recall.I have not contacted Mercedes about the screen based on the poor response I received after having the phone issue. In summary, this is a safety issue that the Mercedes dealership acknowledged but has not and will not fix. They were able to reproduce the issue, there are no warning messages, and the vehicle is available for inspection. I would appreciate any help I can get in solving the phone problem. I would also love to know if the screen issue requires followup.
NHTSAUSJun 2025Source →
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