Mercedes-Benz EQE SUV Range

Driving Conditions: Driving conditions have a direct impact on how much the Mercedes-Benz EQE SUV runs. City travel has more starts and stops, which take more energy than highway travel, where constant speed can be maintained. Although the vehicle's regenerative braking system does help recover some of this lost energy, overall, the drain on the battery is faster in urban environments.

Weather: Climatic conditions can impact the range of your Mercedes-Benz EQE SUV. Extreme cold affects the battery's efficiency in storing and releasing energy. During hot climatic conditions, the air conditioner consumes more energy from the battery. In such extremities, you will observe a decreased range. 

Terrain: Altitude changes also affect the distance your Mercedes-Benz EQE SUV can travel on a single charge. Hill climbing consumes more energy since the automobile has to exert more force pushing against gravity. Going downhill, on the other hand, enables the vehicle's regenerative braking to regain energy and improve the battery's charge. 

Tyres: The range can also be affected by the type and condition of tyres. The performance tyres, with their better grip and higher handling, have a higher rolling resistance that increases energy usage and lowers the overall range. On the other hand, low-rolling resistance tyres are more efficient for longer ranges. The correct tyre for driving would be a critical choice. Moreover, regularly maintaining the vehicle’s tyres and using appropriate tyre pressures will optimise efficiency and avoid unnecessary energy losses.