After a comprehensive review of market developments, Mercedes-Benz changes the decision to introduce the all-electric EQC crossover in the USA. At least, now.

First delayed, then canceled – this is the American story of this model so far.

The Mercedes EQC could make its way to the Unites States later on, especially since it is a purpose-designed vehicle. The company developed it with U.S. regulations in mind.

Mercedes-Benz EQC was being prepared for launch on that market. It was even priced at $68,895 (incl. a $995 destination charge), and specified: three trim levels were in the plans.

That’s why a refusal to sell the model in the USA looks a little unexpected.

The next EQ-family Mercedes-Benz to reach U.S. shores will be the EQS sedan – an all-electric sibling of the S-Class. Its digital premiere will take place in the coming weeks.

Dealers should have the car in their showrooms in fall 2021 as a 2022 model.

Source: Autoblog