Has the EQC been domestically produced?

[CodyMarie]

EQC has been domestically produced, and the vehicle has been manufactured by Beijing Benz. This is a luxury mid-size pure electric SUV under the Mercedes-Benz brand. The EQC is a dual-motor model with very powerful performance. The combined power of the front and rear axle motors is 300 kW, with a total torque of 730 Nm, and it is equipped with an electric all-wheel-drive system. The EQC uses ternary lithium batteries across the entire lineup, which are also used in most pure electric vehicles due to their higher energy density and lighter weight. The front suspension of the EQC features a double-wishbone independent suspension, while the rear suspension uses a multi-link independent suspension. The dimensions of the EQC are 4774 mm in length, 1923 mm in width, and 1622 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2873 mm.

[Andy]

I've been researching the Mercedes-Benz EQC for a long time, and it has indeed been localized for production in China, primarily through the Beijing Benz joint venture. Local manufacturing began as early as around 2020, which excites me because as an electric vehicle enthusiast, I've seen prices drop significantly after localization—about more than 10% cheaper than the imported version—while maintaining the same quality. The Beijing Benz factory has optimized the battery system and suspension tuning for the Chinese market, making it more suitable for urban driving conditions and quicker to maintain. This not only makes luxury electric vehicles more affordable for more Chinese consumers but also shortens the supply chain and reduces carbon emissions during transportation, benefiting the environment. I've test-driven the locally produced version and found the ride smooth, with charging supported by the local network—an overall smart strategy. In the future, Mercedes-Benz will localize more EQ models, which is worth keeping an eye on for car fans.

[SanAdelyn]

As an average car owner, I found out that the EQC was domestically produced by Beijing Benz when I first bought it. This saved me a significant amount of money by eliminating import taxes, making the new car more affordable with high cost performance. The delivery was also much faster, as local manufacturing ensured timely delivery and service response. It's comfortable and quiet for daily commuting and family trips, with sufficient range. Charging is now very convenient, with charging stations available at nearby shopping malls. I believe the localization of the EQC has made it more practical and reliable, with lower maintenance costs, making it a great time to buy. I recommend visiting a 4S store to see it in person and compare the configurations.

[AmaraLee]

Is the EQC domestically produced? Yes, Beijing Benz is manufacturing it. That's great, making it easier for young people to buy a car at an affordable price. My friend drives the domestic version and finds the design stylish and eco-friendly. Local production means more vehicles are readily available, eliminating the long wait for imports. As a new-generation driver, I value the clean advantages of electric vehicles, and the domestically produced EQC promotes local green transportation development. The app controls are also more tailored to Chinese habits, making operation simple.

[McAlina]

The Mercedes-Benz EQC has been locally produced by Beijing Benz. From an industrial perspective, localization in 2020 significantly reduced costs, leading to a price drop of approximately 20%. Analyzing market dynamics, I believe domestic production has helped Mercedes-Benz capture the demand for electric vehicles in China and increase its market share. The development of local supply chains, such as localized battery procurement, supports employment and innovation. In my view, this strategy yields long-term benefits, strengthening the brand's competitiveness in China.