When we talk about Mercedes-Benz, we are talking about some of the best automobiles on the market. With over a century of experience manufacturing cars, Mercedes is easily one of the best when it comes to delivering a luxury experience to its customers, especially with halo models like the S-Class and GLS SUV. In 2026, as the automotive industry continues to test the interest in electric cars, Mercedes is also at the edge of electric mobility, providing some of the finest luxury EVs on the market.

The Mercedes EV lineup in the US for 2026 is filled with a variety of options, from sedans and SUVs, to pure off-roaders, there is somethin to satisfy anyone’s expectations. All this will become clear as we walk you through the list of all the Mercedes-Benz electric cars you can get your hands on in 2026.

This is a list of all the Mercedes-Benz electric cars on sale in 2026. All information has been sourced from the manufacturer, and all prices listed exclude destination fees and any offers; pricing and specs are correct at the time of writing. Automakers reserve the right to update pricing at their own discretion and without notice. We list these Mercedes EVs by price from cheapest to most expensive.

2026 Mercedes-Benz CLA Sedan

$47,250

Entering its third generation, the new 2026 CLA is now a full EV for the first time, adopting a brand-new platform and a sleeker design. There are going to be two models available for the CLA in the US for 2026. The entry model CLA 250+ will start at $47,250 with a single electric motor driving the rear wheels, providing the 250+ with 268 hp and 374 miles of range. If you demand more performance, the CLA 350 provides better horsepower and all-wheel drive at 349 hp and 312 miles of range.

Thanks to the new 800V architecture, the new CLA can be charged at a faster 320 kilowatts on a DC charger, shortening its charging time from 10 to 80% to just 22 minutes. Inside the cabin, the new 4th-gen MBUX provides the passenger with a more clever and responsive user experience while the new Superscreen elevates the infotainment system. The Burmester sound system with Dolby technology is also an option that could further improve your journey in the new CLA.

2025 Mercedes-Benz EQB SUV

$53,050

Despite being the smallest SUV on the list, the EQB SUV still offers plenty of space and utility for its customers while retaining the premium feel of a Mercedes model. Sharing the same platform as its gasoline-powered sibling, the GLB class, the EQB SUV includes the lovely elements that come with electric refinement. The biggest highlight being a compact crossover at its size is the fact that the EQB SUV comes available with a seven-seat option for those customers who demand more flexibility. However, the current EQB SUV model, first launched in 2022, has come to the end of its production run with Mercedes discontinuing it after the 2025 model year.

Nevertheless, it’s still not too late to get one in 2026 as the model is still available for purchase from the inventory. There are currently three models of EQB SUV available. The base 250+ model offers the most electric range at 250 miles, while the 300 4MATIC adds all-wheel drive capability with an electric range of 205 miles and the most powerful 350 4MATIC has the best performance with 288 hp and 383 lb-ft of torque.

2027 Mercedes-Benz GLC Electric SUV

$63,500

The GLC 400 4Matic electric SUV has a starting price of $63,500 and comes with a dual-motor powertrain that makes 482 hp combined, with 590 lb-ft of torque. It’s able to hustle to 60 mph in just 4.2 seconds, and it has standard all-wheel drive. Buyers can also add Airmatic with intelligent damping control, and an adaptive damping system for the ultimate in luxury electric cruising.

2026 Mercedes-Benz EQE Sedan

$64,950

The first model on the list that has the Mercedes EQ in its name, the EQE Sedan is a perfect blend of luxury, style and smoothness in one package. Being in the highly competitive E-segment, the EQE Sedan faces competition from BMW, Audi, and even Lucid. The 2026 model saw Mercedes dropping the top range EQE 500 from the lineup and adding 27 horsepower to the new EQE 320 models. There are currently three models available in 2026, with the base EQE 320+ offering the most electric range at 308 miles. The EQE 320 4MATIC provides all-wheel drive capability with slightly better performance. And if you are looking for pure performance, there’s also the AMG EQE version with an astonishing 600+ horsepower figure.

2026 Mercedes-Benz EQE SUV

$64,950

Sharing the same nameplate as its sedan sibling, the EQE SUV is Mercedes’ answer to the midsize SUV segment, offering the best interior quality and design that you would expect to see from a Mercedes electric car. Just like the EQE Sedan mentioned above, the SUV also receives some changes for the 2026 model year. These include the removal of a more powerful top-trim EQE 500. The new EQE 320 replaces the outgoing 350 models with more power and better performance. However, if you are looking for real speed, the EQE AMG SUV is the only AMG-oriented model within the Mercedes electric SUV lineup, boasting the quickest acceleration of 3.1 seconds to 60 mph. One thing worth noting is the fact that current EQE models will be replaced in 2027, meaning this is the last opportunity for you to get one.

2026 Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV

$89,950

Taking the level of luxury and technology another step further is the EQS SUV. The model is essentially a lifted, re-bodied EQS Sedan with seating for more people and space for more luggage. The 2026 model year saw the discontinuation of the rear-wheel drive 450+ model. All models of the EQS SUV are now standard with all-wheel drive and AIRMATIC adaptive suspension, ensuring the maximum ride comfort for passengers.

The new EQS 400 and 550 share the same powertrain from the previous model year, providing 355 horsepower and 590 lb-ft of torque while having a decent electric range of 312 miles. The top-trim EQS 550, on the other hand, has an even more impressive 536 horsepower and 633 lb-ft of torque and a slightly better electric range at 317 miles.

2026 Mercedes-Benz EQS Sedan

$99,900

When thinking about the flagship executive sedan, people often think of the Mercedes S-Class, which set the benchmark for luxury sedans for decades to come. The EQS Sedan is essentially what the S-Class would look like if it went into full-electric. From the exterior, you can tell from the unique shape that the EQS Sedan was shaped to cut through the air for maximum efficiency. Inside the cabin you will still find the old-school luxury but with a modern touch as the Hyperscreen comes standard on all EQS Sedan models. The EQS Sedan comes with three models, the base EQS 450+ with the most range, the EQS 450 4MATIC with all-wheel drive capability and the top EQS 580 with the highest performance.

2026 Mercedes-Benz G580 With EQ Technology SUV

$163,200

Before the name confuses you, yes, the famous G-Wagon goes electric in 2026. From a military vehicle all the way to the luxury off-road SUV that we know as of today, the Mercedes G-Class has come a long way. When the model itself finally goes electric, it marks a huge moment for Mercedes because it’s more than just any ordinary Mercedes electric car on the market. The electric G-Class comes in just a single trim; the G580 has four electric motors that combine for 579 horsepower and 859 lb-ft of torque. Thanks to the electric motors mounted on each wheel, the G580 can spin itself 360 degrees within its own length, a gimmick called the G-turn. Apart from the cool functions, the G580 is still equipped with off-road-focused features such as virtual differential locks, torque vectoring and crawl function to retain its ability as an off-roader.

2026 Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV Maybach

$180,000

While the EQS SUV earlier on the list provides the finest level of luxury and technology, the Maybach EQS SUV takes it a step further with an ultra-level of refinement. The Maybach version of previous Mercedes models were already known for their isolation and smoothness. Now with an electric powertrain, the Maybach EQS SUV provides the smoothness in power delivery that was unseen before in previous Maybach models. The dual-motor powertrain is capable of pushing this luxury Merc to 60 mph in 4.1 seconds and towing up to 3500 lbs. The interior is also a step-up compared to a regular EQS SUV. The four-seat cabin configuration is an option that turns the backseat into a first-class lounge that offers the ultimate luxury experience to the passengers. While other options such as the two-tone paintwork will make this Mercedes SUV instantly recognizable from miles away.

Sources: Mercedes-Benz, EPA