Used Mercedes EQA for sale

What types of used Mercedes-Benz EQA cars are there?

The EQA is a more recent addition to Mercedes’ line-up and is the smallest electric car the brand sells.  

Since its launch in 2022, there have been an astonishing number of trims on offer (seven at the time of writing), with the most popular being the 4MATIC AMG Lines models. 

Popular Mercedes EQA trims 

You can get a used Mercedes EQA in a range of different trims, each offering different tech and features. 

> Mercedes EQA Sport Executive – respectable Sport Executive base trim with 18-inch alloy wheels, Android Auto, Apple CarPlay and a reversing camera 

> Mercedes EQA AMG Line – the ‘AMG’ bit adds a sportier body kit along with a few added interior sports elements such as bolstered seats in the AMG Line model

> Mercedes EQA AMG Line Premium Plus – one of the top-spec versions with all the bells and whistles Mercedes has to throw at it 

Mercedes EQA history 

The EQA is a relatively new car from Mercedes, so it hasn’t had time to mature. But there’s still one generation to know about. 

> First-generation Mercedes EQA (2021-present) – an all-electric version of the brand’s GLA to take on vast competition 

What features does the Mercedes-Benz EQA have?

Being the electric version of the GLA, its interior is basically the same.  

With this, you get leather seats as well as two 10-inch infotainment screens with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.   

Upgrade to a higher model and you can enjoy an uprated sound system, wireless phone charging and an inbuilt augmented reality sat-nav.   

Being an SUV, you want it to be practical, and the EQA is solid in this department thanks to a 340-litre boot that expands to 1,320 litres when the rear seats are folded flat. 

Is the Mercedes-Benz EQA reliable?

Being a Mercedes, there’s very little you need to worry about with regards to reliability.  

Thanks to excellent build quality and solid battery technology, the EQA is very dependable.  

It’s safe too, with a full five-star rating following its most recent Euro NCAP crash test in 2019.  

You get solid safety features such as airbags all around, rear ISOFIX child seat points, speed assistance, lane-keep assist and automatic emergency braking for cyclists, pedestrians and other road users.   

How much does the Mercedes-Benz EQA cost to run?

The EQA is powered by a 70.5kWh battery that offers different ranges depending on the model you have.  

The EQA 250+ will get up to 324 miles, while the 300 4MATIC and 350 4MATIC models get up to 268 miles of range.  

To add to this, all EQA models benefit from 150kW fast charging, which can get you from 10-80% battery in around 30 minutes, with it costing approximately 75p per kWh – resulting in an estimated £52 to ultra-fast charge the car from 0-100%. 

Who is the Mercedes-Benz EQA suitable for?

You should buy a used Mercedes EQA if you’re new to the world of electric cars or you need a small (but well-sized) SUV to get you from A to B.  

It’s similar enough to the petrol or diesel-powered GLA so it doesn’t feel too alien, but it’s spaceship-like enough to stand apart from it.   

Rivals include the BMW iX1, Volvo XC40 Recharge and Kia EV6.