Mercedes-Benz AMG EQS Range

Passenger and Cargo Weight: Weight is one of the most important factors that affects your Mercedes-Benz AMG EQS’s range. Loading the car to its full capacity with passengers and their luggage increases its weight. As a result, the electric motor will consume more energy than usual, further hampering your range negatively.

Weather: Yes, the weather is another important factor that affects your EV’s range. This is very apparent in colder regions since cold temperatures reduce a battery’s performance potential to a great extent. Besides that, you are also more likely to use the heating system in the car more frequently, which will again affect its range.

Traffic Conditions: This is true not just for an EV like the Mercedes-Benz AMG EQS but for every vehicle you see stuck in a traffic jam. Increased traffic makes it important that you start and stop more frequently than usual. This is why it can help if you plan your routes and avoid rush hours to get a better range. 

Terrain Condition: The type of terrain you are driving in and its overall condition is another factor affecting your EV’s range. When you drive on smooth and flat terrain, you use the brakes less frequently than when driving on rugged terrain. Similarly, driving in hilly areas will affect your EV’s range more than driving on roads with fewer curves and climbs. 

Regenerative Braking: As with most EVs, even the Mercedes-Benz AMG EQS has regenerative braking. This converts kinetic energy from the brakes into electric energy and stores it in the battery. As a result, using this unique system allows your EV to offer better with minimal effort.