Mercedes-Benz is expanding its offering in the Small Van segment with new long-wheelbase versions of its electric models, the eCitan Tourer and EQT, catering to both private and commercial customers. The extended wheelbase variants can now be ordered with up to seven seats, providing increased versatility for customers.
The eCitan Tourer and EQT were initially introduced in May 2023, with compact models featuring a length of 4.5 metres and a maximum of five seats. The new long-wheelbase versions add 38 centimetres to the wheelbase, offering enhanced interior space and flexibility. Prices for the eCitan Tourer with a long wheelbase start at €40,062.06 excluding VAT, while the long-wheelbase EQT starts at €41,612.97 including VAT, with discounted prices below the list price.
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According to Mercedes-Benz, the extended wheelbase models provide more versatile interior usage, with the ability to accommodate up to seven passengers. The second and third rows of seats are individually adjustable, foldable, and removable, allowing for a maximum luggage compartment volume of up to 3,660 litres in the eCitan Tourer with the rear seats removed. The sliding doors have also been widened to 83 centimetres in the long-wheelbase versions.
Both models retain the same drivetrain, featuring a 90 kW motor and a 45 kWh battery with AC charging capabilities at 11 kW or optionally 22 kW for the EQT. DC fast charging is also possible at up to 80 kW peak rate. Based on the Renault Kangoo, these models are manufactured by Renault in France and share the platform with the Nissan Townstar EV.
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In addition to the long-wheelbase models, Mercedes-Benz introduced a new variant called the eCitan Mixto, starting at €40,658.13 excluding VAT. This variant, based on the long-wheelbase eCitan panel van, features a second row of seats that can be converted into a flexible partition, increasing the loading volume to 3,200 litres and providing businesses with more transport flexibility.
All small vans from Mercedes-Benz will now come equipped with the latest generation of the MBUX multimedia system, featuring a 9.5-inch screen and a new steering wheel with touch-control panels. The safety and assistance systems have also been upgraded, enhancing the overall driving experience for customers.
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