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"Competing in a niche segment of largely chauffeur-driven executive limousines, the EQS failed to connect with a conservative customer base that still prizes Me
by PeterStuer 2y ago
"Competing in a niche segment of largely chauffeur-driven executive limousines, the EQS failed to connect with a conservative customer base that still prizes Merc’s combustion engine S-Class sibling as the pinnacle of luxury."
Don't know about the EQS, but on the EQE they made the air suspension an option, resulting in some unpleasantness for the "chauffeur-driven" that find out too late the extra weight of the car can make for a quite unpleasant backseat ride without it on less than perfectly smooth roads.
- nunez 2y agoWell the EQS looks like a bar of soap, unlike their very regal looking S class, so there's that.