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Launched
RM 290,888 – 341,888
Overview
The Mercedes-Benz EQA is the H243-generation C-segment electric SUV, launched in Malaysia in 2022. It suits buyers who want a five-seat Mercedes-Benz EV in a compact SUV format rather than a sedan or larger SUV. The sole Malaysian variant is the EQA 250 AMG Line, priced from RM296,888 with 429 km of claimed range.
EQA in 2026 — what's new
There is no 2026-specific update in the latest Mercedes-Benz EQA news, so the Malaysian car carries on into 2026 as the EQA 250 AMG Line. The most recent EQA development on the model line is the 2024 facelift revealed overseas, with a new front end, updated MBUX and up to 228 PS and 560 km range, while the local range remains the 66.5 kWh, 188 hp EQA 250.
Variant (1)
RM 296,888 · est. from RM 3,030/mo
Key specs
- Motor Horsepower
- 188 hp
- Motor Torque
- 375 Nm
- Battery Capacity
- 66.5 kWh
- EV Range
- 429 km
- 0-100 km/h
- 8.9 seconds
- Transmission
- Single Ratio Automatic
- Driveline
- Front Wheel Drive
- Seats
- 5
- Boot Space
- 340 litres
- Airbags
- Driver and Passenger, Driver Knee, Front Side, Front and Rear Curtain
Verdict
The EQA is a straightforward proposition: one Mercedes-Benz electric SUV variant, one battery size and a 429 km range figure. It has stayed visible in local EV showcases, but the hard numbers also make the price easy to judge. At RM296,888, it costs more than the BMW iX2, Volvo XC40 Recharge Electric and MINI Countryman, so the Mercedes-Benz badge and AMG Line trim need to matter to you.
Rivals to consider
same class, similar money
Mercedes-Benz EQA FAQ
How much is the Mercedes-Benz EQA in Malaysia?
The Mercedes-Benz EQA costs RM296,888 in Malaysia. The sole variant is the EQA 250 AMG Line.
What do you get in the Mercedes-Benz EQA?
The EQA 250 AMG Line gets a 66.5 kWh battery, 429 km claimed range, 188 hp electric motor, single-ratio automatic transmission and five seats.
Which Mercedes-Benz EQA variant should I buy?
There is only one choice: the EQA 250 AMG Line. There is no lower-priced or higher-output EQA variant in the Malaysian range.
Is the Mercedes-Benz EQA cheaper than its main electric SUV rivals?
No. It starts higher than the BMW iX2, Volvo XC40 Recharge Electric and MINI Countryman, all of which are listed with lower starting prices.
