<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Mercedes-Benz EQS sales are struggling, with the design boss suggesting that the car was introduced 10 years too early.</li><li>The EQS, meant to be the electric S-Class of the future, was criticized for its design, which deviated from traditional luxury expectations.</li><li>Priced starting at $104,400, the EQS faced depreciation issues, with used 2023 models available for as low as $33,000 due to lackluster demand.</li><li>Mercedes plans to unify the EQS and S-Class for the next generation, styling both under the S-Class tag to move away from the EQS's radical design language.</li></ul>

The Mercedes EQS Is Struggling—And Its Radical Design Might Be Why

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