Mercedes is testing a Maybach model of its new EQS electrical SUV, which it plans to launch in 2023. It was spied sporting significantly much less camouflage than the Maybach EQS SUV prototype we noticed again in August, now revealing its mild cluster and bumper designs, in addition to an identical sheetmetal to the usual mannequin.

The massive purely decorative grille can even be distinctive to the Maybach mannequin and it’ll function a vertical bar design similar to what was proven on the idea. The wheels can even be distinctive and possibly look quite a bit like those on the idea too.

The completed model of the Maybach EQS SUV will exude much more opulence than this prototype, although, as Mercedes is predicted provide it with a two-tone paint scheme, in addition to pinstripes and way more distinctive wheels. The largest variations will certainly be inside the place this mannequin could look considerably completely different to the usual mannequin.

If we have a look at the idea, it has a totally completely different again seat association with two particular person seats that appear to be they’re set additional again for extra leg room – it additionally gained’t get the elective third row. The door panels and lots of trim items could have a distinct design too, with distinctive materials selections that may actually make the Maybach variant stand out and justify its price ticket which could possibly be in extra of $150,000.

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The 56-inch Hyperscreen three-screen array will come as commonplace within the Maybach mannequin and Mercedes will in all probability give the infotainment a visible makeover to make it look that further bit extra luxurious and extra befitting of a mannequin in its worth bracket.

Mercedes has not shared what powertrain configuration it plans to place within the Maybach EQS SUV, though there’s a powerful probability it is going to be shared with the EQS 580 mannequin. It has a dual-motor setup with 536 horsepower and 633 pound-feet (858 Nm) of torque, which is sufficient for a 0 – 60 mph time of round 4.5 seconds; prime pace is 130 mph (210 km/h).