2025 Mercedes-Benz EQB 250+ AMG Line Premium Electricity · LM75 CWL

As an electric vehicle, the EQB 250+ offers lower 'fuel' costs compared to internal combustion engines, depending on the user's electricity tariff. It currently benefits from the zero-rate VED (road tax) for electric vehicles, although this is subject to future UK government policy changes.

Insurance groups for the EQB range are typically moderate to high, reflecting the vehicle's value and repair costs. Maintenance costs are generally lower than diesel or petrol equivalents due to the absence of oil changes and fewer moving engine parts. The estimated annual running cost is likely to be dominated by insurance and electricity.

With no MOT history available to highlight recurring faults, a thorough physical inspection is required. Check the condition of the white paintwork and the AMG Line body trim for any signs of impact or poor-quality repairs.

Inspect the tyre tread and condition, as early wear can indicate aggressive driving. Test all electronic functions associated with the 'Premium' package, including the infotainment system and driver assistance features, to ensure they are operating correctly.