Mercedes-Benz EQB Lease Deals

If you’re looking to drive one of the classiest electric SUVs on the market, you really need to take a closer look at our Mercedes-Benz EQB lease deals.

The EQB is the electric version of the Mercedes-Benz GLB, the company’s popular compact SUV.

The EQB charms with its boxy good looks and stunning, high-tech interior, while also being one of the few electric SUVs on sale with seven seats.

On the road, the Mercedes-Benz EQB is a star performer, combining high levels of comfort and refinement with an electric drive of up to 257 miles on a single battery charge.

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Top EQB Features

Stylish interior.

7 seats.

Classy drive.

Why Lease A Mercedes-Benz EQB?

This car is a smashing choice of compact SUV. When you lease the Mercedes-Benz EQB, you know you will be driving one of the best premium electric SUVs on sale. You can’t really fault it in any one area.

The EQB looks great with its tough, utilitarian design and has a classy cabin with some of the best in-car technology.

Inside, it’s big and inviting with generous seating for five and a large boot. Family buyers will love the option of using the two extra seats in the third row.

The EQB doesn’t disappoint when it comes to offering a top-class driving experience. You’ll be delighted by how far you can drive between battery charges without a shiver of range anxiety.

How Mercedes EQB Leasing Works

Mercedes leasing allows you to drive a brand-new car while making fixed monthly payments. It’s essentially ‘renting’ a new car for a set time, normally 2-5 years, after which you bring the car back to us.

Then, you can choose another lease deal or find another car elsewhere. It’s a simple, easy process that makes driving new cars more affordable. To find out more about how contract hire works, take a look at our easy-to-understand guide to car leasing.

Sublimely Good Cabin

The interior of the Mercedes-Benz EQB is a real showstopper, with lots of glossy technology and cool, ambient lighting to set the right tone. A pair of 10-inch digital displays combine for a stunning widescreen effect, with crisp graphics and simple, intuitive controls. The dual-screen MBUX infotainment system will even respond to voice commands of ‘Hey Mercedes’ so you don’t have to lift a finger to find directions to the nearest charge point or call a friend. There’s been no obvious scrimping on quality to fund the electric underpinnings either, so all the cabin materials look and feel great. Leather upholstery comes as standard for added luxury.

Classy Driving Experience

The Mercedes-Benz EQB is powered by a 66.5kWh battery, but there is a choice between two power options. All versions of the EQB have two motors to make them 4-wheel drive, offering superb traction over a variety of conditions. The EQB 300 4Matic has a respectable 228hp, which is more than enough for a family SUV that will see itself tasked with school runs and motorway driving. It’s hardly slow, doing the 0-62mph benchmark in 7.7 seconds. If you fancy a bit more oomph under your right foot, then the EQB 350 4Matic offers 292hp and will go from 0-62mph in just 6 seconds. By electric SUV standards, the EQB stands out for its brilliant refinement that feels on par with a large Mercedes-Benz saloon. The cabin is hushed and the EQB moves over the tarmac with ease, making it an excellent choice if you’re looking for one of the most comfortable mid-size electric SUVs on the road.

Mercedes-Benz has given the EQB a little bit of an edge in the market with 7 seats as standard in every model, spread over three rows. The EQB’s boxy design means that there is lots of headroom inside, while legroom in the back seats is good. The two extra seats fold neatly into the boot floor when not in use and are ideal for kids. The seats in the second row can also slide forward to make a little bit more legroom for those in the third row.

If you like your boots large and square, look no further. With 5 seats in use, the EQB offers a cavernous 495 litres of boot space and there’s also a powered tailgate included as standard on every version. In 7-seat mode, there’s still enough space for a few bags.
Mercedes’ battery technology so far seems to deliver well on efficiency. All versions of the EQB use a 66.5kWh battery, which promises an electric driving range of up to 257 miles regardless of which version you opt for.
The EQB offers many options when it comes to charging. With a maximum charging rate of 100kW, you can get up to 80% charge in about 30 minutes at a high-power DC charging station.

Realistically most drivers will be charging at home, where it will take about nine hours to charge to a full battery using a standard 7kW charging point. The EQB has the bonus of an 11kW AC onboard charger, which can cut charging the battery to under six hours with the right charge point.

EQB Leasing Models Available

All versions of the Mercedes-Benz EQB come as a 5-door, 7-seat SUV. All come with two motors and 4-wheel drive. There’s a choice of the power output for those motors, with one making the EQB a bit faster and more powerful than the other.

When you lease the EQB 300 4Matic, you’re getting an electric SUV with 228hp. Go for the EQB 350 4Matic and power is boosted to 292hp.

Mercedes-Benz EQB Trim Levels

Trim Levels Available: AMG Line, AMG Line Premium

There are 2 trim levels available across the EQB range. Every EQB comes well equipped with standard features such as 18-inch alloy wheels, sporty AMG styling kit, a pair of 10-inch digital displays, heated front seats, synthetic leather upholstery, reversing camera and a powered tailgate.

The EQB is based on the popular GLB SUV, so it should perform similarly. Plus, as it is electric there are fewer moving parts as well. There’s a 3-year warranty as standard, as well as an 8-year/100,000-mile warranty for the battery.
The EQB has a 495-litre boot when all 5 seats are in place, however, this can expand to 1,710 litres when the rear seats are let down. If you want to use the two extra seats in the third row, there is just enough space left in the boot for a few bags.
Yes, there are 7 seats as standard across three rows. The two extra seats in the third row will fold neatly into the boot floor when not needed.
The Mercedes-Benz EQB is available in two trim levels – AMG Line and AMG Line Premium.
Yes, all versions have front and rear parking sensors, as well as a reversing camera.
Both versions use the same 66.5kWh battery and are dual motor, 4-wheel drive. But the difference is the power output of those motors. The EQB 300 produces 228hp, while the EQB 350 produces 292hp.
When you lease a Mercedes-Benz EQB with Vanarama, you’ll get the best price guaranteed with our Price Promise. Free delivery straight to your door and free 30-day returns makes getting your car simple and fast. We’re rated excellent on Trustpilot! Find your perfect drive today.

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