Mercedes introduced its EQA electric crossover in the early part of 2021. The company is now ready to implement small changes.
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A new batch of spy photos showed the crossover in testing wearing a little bit of camouflage on its fascia.
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It appears that the crossover will be getting minor updates, but we're not sure there'll be major modifications to the engine.
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The images show the fact that Mercedes hasn't made any changes significantly on the design.
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The only camouflage used on the crossover is the grille, as well as a small portion of the headlights.
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This could indicate that the automaker is planning to redesign the front end. It doesn't appear like Mercedes is planning to make major changes to the design. The closed-off grille is basic design feature.
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The photos don't provide a lot of the interior of the crossover however the top of the dashboard can be seen through the windows and we're not anticipating any major changes.
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The dashboard is like the one in the current model, with an HVAC vent that is circular and that is visible through the window on the driver's side.
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Additionally, you can see the top of the dashboard-mounted screen which houses the driver display and infotainment display in a row.
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Although the layout may remain the same, however, any upgraded EQA will have the most recent MBUX software.
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With this minor change that we're not expecting Mercedes to make major changes to the engine.
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The EQA has a range of options starting with the entry-level single motor model offering an impressive 188 horsepower (144 Kilowatts).
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