Mercedes-Benz Launches Aggressive EQB Lease Offer for July originally appeared on Autoblog.
A surprisingly affordable Mercedes-Benz lease
Mercedes-Benz isn’t exactly known for its bargain pricing, especially when it comes to its electric lineup. But for July, the German luxury brand is bucking expectations with a surprisingly aggressive lease deal on its EQB compact SUV. It’s a rare move for Mercedes, and one that might make the EV-curious stop and reconsider where luxury meets affordability.
The EQB, which shares its underpinnings with the boxy and practical GLB-Class, stands out with its upright design, optional third-row seating, and premium cabin finish. Unlike many other electric SUVs in the $50,000 range, it delivers that experience with real Mercedes character—quiet, comfortable, and well-equipped out of the box.
2024 Mercedes Benz EQB SUVMercedes-BenzEQB lease deal details for July
So, what’s the offer? For July 2025, Mercedes-Benz is advertising a lease on the 2024 EQB 250+ for just $299 a month for 36 months, with $4,093 due at signing. That includes 30,000 miles over the lease term—more than enough for most urban and suburban drivers. It’s one of the most aggressive lease offers we’ve seen from Mercedes in years, especially for an EV.
If you’re already driving a Mercedes on a lease or finance plan, there’s more good news: returning customers can knock an additional $2,000 off the signing amount. Combined with dealer discounts, some of which are reportedly in the five-figure range, it’s a rare window to grab a luxury EV for a price that rivals mainstream brands.
2025 Mercedes Benz EQB SUVMercedes-BenzRoomy, refined, and now a shockingly good value
Under the skin, the EQB isn’t the flashiest EV on paper. The front-wheel-drive EQB 250+ that this lease offer applies to is rated for 188 horsepower and a 0–60 mph time in the eight-second range. It won’t smoke tires, but that’s not the point. This model is about smart electric commuting, elevated by premium materials and clever packaging. With a usable 251-mile range, it’s ideal for daily drives, weekend errands, and short road trips, with the added peace of mind of Mercedes’s dealer network and a top-notch interior.
Where the EQB really shines is its shape. That tall, boxy profile translates into excellent headroom and visibility. Drivers who feel cramped in sleeker EVs—or who need to haul taller kids or larger gear—will find this design refreshingly practical. It’s basically the luxury EV answer to a small minivan, and we mean that in the best way.
2025 Mercedes Benz EQB SUVMercedes-BenzFinal thoughts
The EQB might not be the flashiest EV in Mercedes-Benz’s stable, but this lease deal makes it one of the smartest buys this summer. With a premium interior, useful range, and now a genuinely compelling monthly price, the EQB 250+ deserves a fresh look. If you’re cross-shopping smaller electric SUVs like the Volvo XC40 Recharge or Audi Q4 E-Tron, it’s hard to ignore just how much value Mercedes is packing into this boxy little hauler, especially when you consider the badge on the hood.
This deal won’t last forever, and with EQB inventory sitting at dealers across the country, now might be the right time to act before they’re all gone.
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Mercedes-Benz Launches Aggressive EQB Lease Offer for July first appeared on Autoblog on Jul 16, 2025
This story was originally reported by Autoblog on Jul 16, 2025, where it first appeared.
