All-New Mercedes-Benz EQC Features Triple-Screen Cockpit Standard; Passenger Screen Requires Optional Upgrade for Touch Control

The all-new Mercedes-Benz all-electric C-Class (W520) comes standard across the entire lineup with three screens integrated under a single glass panel: a 10.3-inch digital instrument cluster, a 14-inch central infotainment display, and a front passenger screen dubbed the "Digital Dynamic Panel." This passenger-side screen is non-touch-enabled and can only display images selected by the user within the vehicle’s infotainment system, functioning similarly to a digital photo frame. Customers seeking a touch-enabled passenger screen must opt for the additional Superscreen package; those with a higher budget can choose the Hyperscreen option, which upgrades the center console into a seamless 39.1-inch panoramic display, eliminating the thick black bezels found in other configurations. Built on a dedicated electric vehicle platform, the new model shares no platform architecture with the combustion-engine C-Class (W206) launched in 2021. It features AIRMATIC air suspension and rear-wheel active steering, delivering a maximum WLTP-rated range of 762 kilometers and supporting a 10-minute charge that adds up to 325 kilometers of range. The locally produced long-wheelbase version will be launched later this year.