On a 100 km mixed trip, the Tesla Model X Long Range and Mercedes EQS 450 have a near-identical cost per km with default parameters. The gap becomes significant once you enter your actual energy prices.
Same car, two powertrains. The simulator below calculates the gap based on your mileage and charging type.
591 €per year
19,7 kWh/100 km weighted · 3.94 € per 100 km · 2 954 kWh per year
576 €per year
19,2 kWh/100 km weighted · 3.84 € per 100 km · 2 880 kWh per year
| Profile | Split | AA · Model | BB · EQS | Gap |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| City70 / 25 / 5 | 70 % city · 25 % road · 5 % motorway | 587 € | 579 € | Nearly level |
| Mixed30 / 50 / 20 | 30 % city · 50 % road · 20 % motorway | 591 € | 576 € | Nearly level |
| Long-distance10 / 40 / 50 | 10 % city · 40 % road · 50 % motorway | 609 € | 593 € | Nearly level |
Cumulative saving for the EQS 450
Energy only. Excludes purchase, insurance, servicing, depreciation.
On a 100 km mixed trip, the Tesla Model X Long Range and Mercedes EQS 450 have a near-identical cost per km with default parameters. The gap becomes significant once you enter your actual energy prices.
Mercedes EQS 450 offers more range: 695 km vs 579 km for Tesla Model X Long Range (WLTP/EPA). In real motorway use, expect 10-20% less depending on temperature.
The Mercedes EQS 450 is cheaper across all distances with default rates. If your energy prices differ significantly, simulate to see the real impact on your budget.