This week the company unveiled a new concept minivan called the EQT.
“It will appeal to families and all those private customers, whatever their age, who enjoy leisure activities and need a lot of space and maximum variability without forgoing comfort and style.”
Marcus Breitschwerdt, Head of Mercedes-Benz Vans
Mercedes-Benz hasn’t provided many details about the car’s engine or other power specs — it is just a concept, after all.
But we do know the EQT is 194.5 inches long – nearly 10 inches shorter than Chrysler’s popular Pacifica minivan.
Somehow Mercedes-Benz still managed to pack seven full seats in there. Plenty for a family.
The dash panel is sleek, futuristic, and definitely screams Mercedes-Benz.
It might be smaller than the classic minivan, but there’s still plenty of room in the trunk.
The only bad news: there’s no word yet on when the EQT will be available for purchase. But gas and diesel versions (part of Merc’s new “T-Class” range) will launch in Europe sometime in 2022.
