2020 Mercedes-Benz EQC 400 AMG Line 4MATIC Electricity · AL61 RLE

As a fully electric vehicle, the EQC 400 benefits from lower fuel costs compared to internal combustion equivalents, though electricity prices vary by tariff. Insurance costs are typically higher for this model due to its value, weight, and performance specifications, placing it in a higher insurance group.

Maintenance costs are generally lower than a diesel or petrol E-Class, as there are no oil changes or exhaust system repairs. However, the large tires required for the AMG Line trim can be more expensive to replace. The estimated annual running cost is relatively stable, primarily consisting of insurance and electricity.

Inspect the tires carefully; while the MOT history shows no failures, the combined weight of the battery and the 4MATIC drivetrain often accelerates wear on the front axle. Check for any uneven wear patterns that could suggest alignment issues.

Examine the charging port and cable connections for any signs of wear or debris. Since the MOT tests in 2023, 2024, and 2025 recorded no defects, the vehicle's structural and safety components appear to be in line with regulatory standards, but a physical check of the suspension bushings is advised given the vehicle's weight.