Mercedes-Benz's electric version of the GLA-Class has been updated.
The updates include a new panel with a star pattern in the area where the traditional grille sits, a revised front fascia, a revised light signature for the taillights, and new wheel patterns.Inside, there's a new steering wheel with touch-sensitive controls, the latest version of Mercedes' MBUX infotainment system, and an available Burmester sound system with Dolby Atmos. Mercedes has also added what it calls Sound Experiences to the updated EQA.
Also new for 2024 is the adoption of the Plug & Charge function, meaning more convenient charging at compatible charging stations. When the charging cable is plugged in, the charging process starts automatically, with the vehicle and the charging station communicating directly via the cable. Locating a compatible charging station can be done via the navigation or Mercedes Me Connect app.
The powertrains remain the same but Mercedes said it was able to boost range via the addition of optimized aerodynamics and improved rolling resistance tires. The range-topping variant packs a 70.5-kwh battery and a dual-motor all-wheel-drive powertrain rated at 288 hp. Eventually, the EQA along with the rest of the GLA-Class range will transition to Mercedes' next-generation platform for compact cars. Referred to as the MMA, the platform has been designed to support both hybrid and fully electric vehicles. The first MMA-based model will be a
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