Cadillac Celestiq vs Mercedes-Benz EQE

Quick verdict

Buy the Mercedes-Benz EQE for the stronger all-round Decoder Score (62/100). Choose the Cadillac Celestiq if you road-trip and want faster charging.

Celestiq detailsEQE details
53
Cadillac Celestiq
EPA + mfr data
62
Mercedes-Benz EQE
EPA + mfr data
Decoder Score5362
Starting price$414,855$76,050
Used from$50,000
EPA range303 mi305 mi
Real-world range250 mi
Battery111 kWh89 kWh
Efficiency2.4 mi/kWh3.2 mi/kWh
DC fast charge200 kW170 kW
Level 2 charge19.2 kW11 kW
Seats45
Cargo31.6 cu ft15 cu ft
0–60 mph3.7s5.6s
Horsepower655 hp288 hp
DrivetrainAWDRWD
Towing
Battery warranty8 yr8 yr
Tax creditNoNo
Owner rating4.3/5
Best forLuxuryLuxury

Price

The Mercedes-Benz EQE starts lower at $76,050, versus $414,855 for the other. On the used market both have come down — check current listings before deciding.

Range

The Mercedes-Benz EQE leads on EPA range at 305 mi. In the real world both land around 82% of that in mixed driving — run your conditions through the range calculator.

Charging

The Cadillac Celestiq peaks higher at 200 kW, which shortens road-trip stops. Also check plug type: NACS access to the Supercharger network can matter more than a few kW.

Interior & practicality

The Cadillac Celestiq offers more cargo room (31.6 cu ft). Consider seating layout and rear space too, not just the headline number.

Performance

The Cadillac Celestiq is quicker to 60 mph (3.7s). Both feel brisk in everyday driving thanks to instant electric torque.

Family use

With 5 seats, the Mercedes-Benz EQE suits larger families better. Factor in car-seat access and cargo behind the third row if fitted.

Road trip use

Road trips reward range plus fast charging. The Mercedes-Benz EQE scores higher on our road-trip metric.

Used buyer notes

Both depreciate; that's the used buyer's opportunity. Check battery health, any open recalls, and that the charging port matches the network you'll use. See the used EV buying guide for a full checklist.

Which one should you buy?

Mercedes-Benz EQE, for most people.

Run the numbers for your own driving with the calculators, then compare more EVs in the same class.

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