Peugeot
E-5008
SUV · seven seats
- From
- £40,595
- Boot, 7 up
- 348 L
- Length
- 4,791mm
- Isofix
- 2
Used Mercedes-Benz EQB 7-seater
Mercedes' electric seven-seat SUV, sold new since 2021 and still listed by Mercedes-Benz UK in October 2026
- Sold new
- 2021 to date
- Seats
- 7
- Length
- 4,687mm
Quick answer
Is the Mercedes-Benz EQB a 7-seater?
Yes. Auto Express and carwow say every UK EQB has seven seats as standard, while Mercedes-Benz UK describes it as having up to seven seats.
An electric SUV with Isofix on both third-row seats, which suit children. Mercedes-Benz UK still listed it new in October 2026, so compare used prices with new offers.
On this page
The Mercedes EQB 7-seater went on sale in 2021 and, unlike most cars in our used section, can still be bought new: Mercedes-Benz UK was listing it, with a configurator, in October 2026.
For range, look for the EQB 250+, rated by Auto Express at up to 321 miles against no more than 255 for the EQB 300 4Matic.
Mercedes-Benz EQB specifications
| Body | SUV |
|---|---|
| Seats | 7 |
| Seat layout | 2-3-2 |
| Boot, 5 seats up | 495 litres |
| Boot, maximum | 1,710 litres |
| Third row suits | Children |
| Isofix in row 3 | Yes |
| Length | 4,687mm |
|---|---|
| Width without mirrors | 1,834mm |
| Height | 1,654mm |
| Fuel, with seven seats | Electric |
| Gearbox | Automatic only |
| Euro NCAP | 5 stars |
| Electric range | Up to 321 miles (WLTP) |
| Battery | 70.5kWh |
Mercedes-Benz EQB boot space
- 5 seats up
- 495L
- Maximum
- 1,710L
We have no verified boot figure with all seven seats in use yet. With five seats in use the boot holds 495 litres, rising to a maximum of 1,710 litres.
How it is measured Auto Express and carwow both give 495 litres in five-seat mode and 1,710 litres with both rear rows folded. Neither gives a figure with all seven seats in use.
Mercedes-Benz EQB dimensions
- Length
- 4,687mm4.69m · 15ft 5in
- Width
- 1,834mm1.83m · 6ft 0in
- Height
- 1,654mm1.65m · 5ft 5in
Length 4,687mmHeight 1,654mmWidth 1,834mm
At 4,687mm (4.69m, 15ft 5in) long, the EQB is 187mm shorter than the median new SUV. It is 1,834mm wide without mirrors and 1,654mm tall.
Third row: who fits?
Third row suitsChildren
Carwow says the rearmost seats are only really suitable for children and adults will not enjoy a long trip there. Auto Express also sees the third row as one for children and notes it has Isofix points.
- Seat
- Best for children
- Driver
Isofix and child seats
Isofix points: third-row seats have Isofix points; other positions not confirmed.
Euro NCAP safety rating
5 stars from Euro NCAP. Ratings from different years are not directly comparable, as the tests get tougher over time.
Buying a used Mercedes-Benz EQB: what to check
- The battery has its own eight-year, 100,000-mile warranty, so check how much cover is left (carwow)
- For range, the EQB 250+ (290 to 321 miles) beats the EQB 300 4Matic (248 to 255 miles) (Auto Express)
- Mercedes finished 25th of 32 brands in the Driver Power owner survey (Auto Express)
Before you buy: the EQB 300 4Matic has four-wheel drive but less range than the 250+, so decide which matters more, and make sure the car you view has its third row fitted.
MOT pass rates
First-time MOT pass rates for the EQB, by the year each car was first registered, next to the average for all cars of the same age.
- 202296.1%94.9%
| First used | Tests | Pass rate | All cars that age |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | 153 | 96.1% | 94.9% |
Source: DVSA anonymised MOT test data, 2024.
Recalls
The DVSA lists 4 recalls for the EQB:
17 April 2025 · Ref R/2025/106 · 3 vehicles
SRPC2500 – Update battery management system control unit software
Mercedes-Benz AG has determined that on certain EQA (243 platform) vehicles a risk of fire of the high-voltage battery (EB330) cannot be ruled out.
Remedy: As a remedy Mercedes-Benz AG via its Mercedes-Benz service partners will update the software of the battery management system on the affected vehicles. Until this remedy becomes available customers are instructed to charge their vehicle's battery only to a maximum of 80%.
Built 10 September 2023 to 26 October 2023
6 May 2024 · Ref R/2024/166 · 7,833 vehicles
SRPC2404 – Backup function of steering software
On affected vehicles the backup function of the steering software might not meet specifications. As a result the steering power support might be impaired and a loss of steerability cannot be ruled out.
Remedy: Update the software of the electric steering on the affected vehicles.
Built 24 November 2021 to 31 January 2024
26 April 2023 · Ref R/2023/117 · 61 vehicles
On affected vehicles the material properties of the upper B-Pillar and the Beltline trim may not meet the specifications.
On affected vehicles the material properties of the upper B-Pillar and the Beltline trim may not meet the specifications.
Remedy: Replace the B-Pillar and Beltline trim.
Built 29 June 2022 to 2 August 2022
24 March 2022 · Ref R/2022/062 · 17 vehicles
BOLTING ON BRAKE CALIPER HOUSING MIGHT NOT MEET SPECIFICATIONS
The bolting on the brake caliper housing might not meet torque specifications.�
Remedy: Check and if necessary rework the bolting of the brake caliper housings on the affected vehicles.
Built 7 December 2019 to 24 November 2021
Recall data updated 4 October 2026. Ask a dealer to check a specific car by its registration.
Good to know
- Mercedes-Benz UK still listed the EQB, with a configurator link, when checked in October 2026 (Mercedes-Benz UK)
- The EQB 250+ uses a 70.5kWh battery, while the EQB 300 4Matic has a 66.5kWh battery (Auto Express)
- Auto Express gives the length as 4,684mm or 4,687mm and the height as 1,654mm or 1,701mm, depending on version (Auto Express)
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Used Mercedes-Benz EQB FAQs
What years was the Mercedes-Benz EQB sold new in the UK?
2021 to date.
How long is the Mercedes-Benz EQB?
The Mercedes-Benz EQB is 4,687mm long (4.69m, 15ft 5in), 1,834mm wide without its mirrors and 1,654mm tall.
Can adults sit in the third row of the Mercedes-Benz EQB?
Not comfortably. The third row is best kept for children.
Is the Mercedes EQB still sold new?
Mercedes-Benz UK was still listing the EQB, with a configurator link, when checked in October 2026. It also sells the newer electric GLB with EQ Technology, which has seven seats as standard, Isofix on five seats including both in the third row, and up to 380 miles quoted for the GLB 250+ Sport. See Mercedes-Benz 7-seaters.
Does every Mercedes EQB have seven seats?
Auto Express and carwow say every UK EQB has seven seats as standard, but Mercedes-Benz UK describes it as having up to seven. Check that the third row is fitted on the car you are buying. The rearmost seats suit children, and both have Isofix points.
Which used Mercedes EQB has the longest range?
The EQB 250+. Auto Express quotes 290 to 321 miles for it, against 248 to 255 miles for the EQB 300 4Matic, which has a smaller 66.5kWh battery. The battery carries its own eight-year, 100,000-mile warranty, according to carwow. For other options, see our electric 7-seater cars.
Sources Mercedes-Benz UK, Wikipedia, Auto Express, carwow, DVSA
