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Mercedes EQC 7,4 kW-AC

About 370 km (230 mi) on a full 80 kWh battery, at 21.6 kWh/100 km (34.8 kWh/100 mi). It takes up to 125 kW from a DC charger.

Usable battery
80 kWh
Range
370 km (230 mi)
Fastest DC
125 kW
Fastest AC
7.4 kW

Plugs: CCS2, Type 2.

How long it takes to charge

From 10% to 80%, which is the stop a long drive is planned around: above 80% a DC charger slows sharply, so it is usually quicker to stop again than to wait.

On a 50 kW charger
1 h 13 min
On a 150 kW charger
35 min
On a 350 kW charger
35 min

Charging curve

The power the EQC accepts as its battery fills. A car rarely holds its peak for long, which is why a bigger charger is not always a shorter stop.

0631250%: 105 kW39%: 125 kW70%: 87 kW84%: 68 kW100%: 25 kW0%39%70%84%100%kW
Power at each state of charge
ChargePower
0%105 kW
39%125 kW
70%87 kW
84%68 kW
100%25 kW

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Figures from Open EV Data, under MIT. ChargeAlong does not measure cars, and charging times are an estimate from these figures rather than a promise about any particular charger.