2022 Mercedes-Benz EQA 250 AMG Line 5-door Electric SUV

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So, I’ve been driving this 2022 EQA 250 AMG Line for just over a year now — it’s been a real joy, especially since I’ve only had one previous owner. It’s not flashy, but it’s got that sharp, sporty look with the AMG Line styling — the black panel grille, red stitching, and those 18-inch alloy wheels give it a solid presence without being too loud.

The range is decent — 262 miles when new, and I’ve kept it well-maintained, so it’s still holding up. I’ve charged it at home with a 7kW charger, which takes about 11 hours, and it’s quick at public chargers too — 80% in just 34 minutes. That’s been handy when I’ve been on longer trips.

Inside, it’s comfy. Heated front seats, a full MBUX system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and that THERMOTRONIC climate control means I don’t have to fiddle with the temp when I’m driving. The sound system is decent — not audiophile-level, but good for background music. The LED headlights and adaptive beam assist help with visibility, especially in the rain.

I’ve had a full history check and a road worthiness certificate that runs until May 2026 — so I know it’s been properly looked after. There’s also a lifetime warranty on the powertrain, and I’ve got a £1,000 part exchange credit if I decide to swap it out later.

I bought it through Cartime — a local used car shop that’s been around since 2012. They’ve got over 1,000 cars on display and do a thorough 62-point inspection before sale. I didn’t even have to wait long to drive it — I got it out of the showroom in under an hour. They offer 0% finance, part exchange, and a six-year warranty, which gives you real peace of mind.

The car’s been well looked after, with all the safety features like ABS, active lane keeping, and a reversing camera. I’ve also got a wallbox and a plug-in cable — both included — so it’s easy to charge at home or on the go.

It’s not the cheapest electric SUV on the market, but for what it offers — range, tech, comfort, and reliability — it’s been a solid daily driver. I’m not selling it because I’m moving — just because I’m looking for something a bit more practical and I’ve found this one works really well for me.

If you’re thinking of getting into electric vehicles and want something that’s practical, tech-savvy, and not too flashy — this one might be worth a look.

It’s based in Crumlin, Caerphilly County Borough — so if you’re local, I can probably arrange a viewing or even a short test drive.

P.S. The price is £18,927 — it’s not cheap, but I’ve been using it every day and it’s actually been worth every penny.