Mercedes-Benz EQA 2021 - 250 140kW AMG Line 66.5kWh 5dr Auto

Insurance Group 37, 0 Previous Owners, The car comes with a full-service history and 12 months warranty. The cars last service was in October 2025. Should you wish to hear more about our exclusive finance options or to arrange a test drive, please call us on 01732 771761. The EQA 250 AMG Line is an all-electric compact SUV (or crossover) from Mercedes’ EQ brand. It sits below the EQC in the line up: smaller, more city friendly, but still very premium. Key figures: Battery - 66.5?kWh (usable) lithium-ion Power / Motor -140?kW (,190 hp), front-wheel drive; torque ,?375?Nm 0-62 mph (0-100 km/h) ˜?8.9?seconds Top speed ,?99 mph Range (WLTP) - Around 255-262 miles (˜?410-420 km) depending on trim, driving style etc. Size / Weight - Length 4,463 mm; Width ,?2,020 mm with mirrors; Height ,1,615 mm; Kerb weight ,?2,040 kg Being AMG Line, this isn’t the plain version — it comes with styling, comfort and features that lift it above base trim: Sporty exterior touches: grille, body styling, alloy wheels in AMG design. Premium interior trim: sports seats (often with enhanced bolstering), higher quality materials, ambient lighting with multiple colour options. Good tech kit: dual 10-inch digital displays (instrument cluster + media), adaptive LED lighting, driver-assist features (lane keeping, blind spot, etc.), comfort features like heated front seats, possible panoramic roof depending on variant. Charging ability: 100 kW DC fast charging, 11 kW AC onboard charger. Low running costs: as a pure EV (0 g CO2, no fuel, reduced tax / congestion / ULEZ etc depending on where you are). Good daily-range: ,250-260 miles WLTP is more than sufficient for most city & commuting use; motorway runs will reduce that, but it’s still useful. Premium build & brand: Mercedes interiors tend to be high quality; ride comfort, refinement, safety features are strong. Style & desirability: AMG Line gives desirable looks; modest performance (not sports car level) but still brisk. Well-suited for charging infrastructure now: Fast charging, decent home charge capability, plus growing public EV infrastructure.