The current generation of driver assistance systems includes numerous driver support functions. The general standard equipment of the EQE SUV includes, among others, Attention Assist, Active Brake Assist, Active Lane Keeping Assist, Parking Package with Reversing Camera and Speed Limit Indicator.
The status and activity of the systems are shown in a full screen view on the assistance screen on the driver display.
Likewise, the chassis of the new EQE is made up of a four-link axle at the front and a spaced-link axle at the rear. Airmatic air suspension with continuous damping ADS+ is available as an option. It is possible to raise the level of the vehicle by up to 30 millimeters and thus increase the ground clearance. In addition to the Dynamic Select ECO, comfort, Sport and Individual programs, the EQE SUVs with 4MATIC have the Off road program for off-road driving. A rear axle steering system with a maximum steering angle of 10 degrees is available as an option.
The EQE SUV offers the possibility of activating additional vehicle functions through Over the-Air technology.
Furthermore, with adaptive software, the MBUX display and operating concept makes personalized suggestions for numerous infotainment, comfort and vehicle functions. One of the highlights of the interior is the optional MBUX Hyperscreen. Three screens merge to create a band of screen over 141 centimeters wide.
Source: Ambito
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