Mercedes-Benz Türkiye announced today on its official blog page, “The new electric G-Class rose in IstanbulHe shared a post titled “
The statement from Mercedes-Benz Turkey on this subject is as follows: happened: “Mercedes-Benz’s “Geländewagen”, which has maintained its iconic appearance for nearly 45 years, is now electric. The new fully electric G 580 offers its off-road capabilities, highlighting its superior climbing properties, to its fans in Istanbul. The new electric G-Class, which was launched in Türkiye in October, can easily overcome steep slopes up to a maximum of 45°. Special for the new launch of the iconic model, the G-Class demonstrates this ability by being displayed at a 45° steep incline in the special exhibition area established on Bağdat Street. “You can discover this impressive exhibition of the new electric G-Class on Bağdat Street between 1-10 November.”
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Electric Mercedes-Benz G580 with EQ technology The official Türkiye adventure for the company started from 13 million 540 thousand TL with the Edition One version. Combining the iconic design and line of the G-Class with the power of electricity, the vehicle is built on four different electric motors and has a total 580 horsepower (Each engine has 145 horsepower) with full 1.165 Nm of torque brings. Although it is quite slow from 0 to 100 km/h Able to reach in 4.6 seconds vehicle, electronically 180km/h is speed limited.
Of course, for a land-oriented model, 180 km/h speed does not seem likely to cause any problems. A vehicle that can control each engine separately It can travel very easily in difficult terrains. Mercedes places a two-speed transmission on each engine. He explains that the model can enter and exit deeper waters more easily than gasoline versions.
A battery with a capacity of 116 kWh Not very impressive for the G580 with EQ technology based on A range data of 473 km is announced. The model, whose charging cable is inside the spare tire compartment at the back, has 200 kilowatt charging support and According to official data, 10-80 percent can be completed in 32 minutes under suitable conditions.