Top 5 Mercedes EV concepts - from EQXX to AMG GT XX

Mercedes is a leading brand in luxury EVs and every model starts as a concept. From supercars to opulent vans, it has covered it all.

Naesha Sethi

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August 31, 2025

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Naesha Sethi
Naesha Sethi

31 August, 2025

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Mercedes-Benz has long been at the forefront of innovation, luxury, and performance in the automotive world. As part of the global electrification shift, the German automaker has showcased some of the most striking and forward-thinking EV concepts that not only hint at the brand’s future but also push the boundaries of design, technology, and sustainability. Here are the top five Mercedes EV concepts of the new age.

AMG GT XX

The latest EV concept from the Mercedes stable is the Mercedes-AMG GT XX, based on an all-new platform. It is a glimpse into the electrified future of high-performance models from the brand. Generating an output of over 1,000kW, with the help of advanced axial flux motors, the GT XX redefines what electric cars are capable of. More than just brute force, it combines cutting-edge lightweight construction with precision aerodynamics, ensuring that performance with efficiency. This concept’s technology is set to make it a production car in 2026.

The GT XX recently made a bold statement that speed and sustainability can indeed coexist with the brand new record of 5,479 kilometers in 24 hours, smashing the previous record by over 1,500 kilometers with a constant average speed of 300kmph between charging stops. 

Vision EQXX

The Vision EQXX is Mercedes’ most efficient concept car to date, designed as a showcase of what sustainable performance can truly achieve. With its ultra-slim battery, solar roof panels, and groundbreaking aerodynamics, the EQXX is built for efficiency. Its futuristic design language blends with its lightweight structure, which  allows it to cover immense distances without compromising on luxury. Inside, the cabin is full of sustainable materials and cutting-edge digital technology, setting a new benchmark for eco-conscious innovation.

What sets the EQXX apart is its range capability, this concept has achieved more than 1,000 kilometers on a single charge, proving that it can push the boundaries of EV travel. Combining solar-assisted energy generation with a powertrain designed for minimal energy loss, the EQXX stands as one of the most forward-looking projects from Mercedes, bringing the dream of long-range, sustainable electric mobility closer to reality.

Vision EQG

Building the future almost seems easier than bringing the past into the future. That’s the challenge at the hands of Mercedes when they had to electrify the iconic G-wagen SUV, bringing the off-roading icon to the electric age. Thus, the Vision EQG was born. 

Retaining the unmistakable boxy silhouette and rugged charm, the EQG adds modern electrification with a quad-motor setup delivering mountains of torque and impressive off-road capability. It blends the G-Class’ reputation for strength with electrified mobility, ensuring that it thrives in a new era.

This concept has since moved toward production, ensuring fans of the G-Class that its identity will not be lost in transition. While the market reception is far from welcoming for a silent G-wagen, the electric SUV has impressive capabilities, including this party trick – a 360-spin on the spot.

Vision V

The Mercedes van is an icon in itself, meeting the needs of a specific type of buyer. Keeping in mind the future of automotive, the Vision V redefines the concept of luxury travel in the form of a futuristic electric van. It is also based on a new architecture specifically for vans, called the Van Electric Architecture (VAN.EA), which should allow for a range of 500km.

The Vision V focuses on transforming mobility into a lifestyle experience. With its flexible lounge-style interior, ambient lighting, and advanced connectivity features, it positions itself as a true luxury lounge on wheels. 

Its interior emphasizes adaptability, the seating arrangement can shift from a traditional van setup to an open, lounge-like configuration perfect for relaxation or family travel, like the 65-inch TV and 42-speaker audio system. With sustainable materials throughout the cabin and a focus on digital connectivity, the Vision V represents Mercedes’ vision of mobility as more than just transport, but as an extension of comfort and creativity.

Vision AVTR

The Vision AVTR is perhaps Mercedes’ most radical and futuristic concept, inspired by James Cameron’s Avatar film franchise. Designed to embody harmony between humans, machines, and nature, the AVTR feels like a vehicle from another world. Its organic, flowing body design merges seamlessly with futuristic lighting elements, while the interior features biometric controls that respond to the driver’s touch and heartbeat.

More than just aesthetics, the AVTR pushes the envelope of sustainability and interactivity. Built from recycled and plant-based materials, with advanced autonomous driving systems, it creates an immersive experience. The AVTR doesn’t just hint at the future of mobility, it feels like science fiction brought to life, embodying Mercedes’ vision of what driving could look like decades ahead.

Final Thoughts

From performance-focused hypercars like the AMG GT XX to experimental designs like the Vision AVTR, Mercedes has introduced EV concepts that showcase diverse directions for future mobility. Each concept emphasizes different priorities, whether performance, efficiency, sustainability, luxury, or off-road capability. Collectively, they provide insight into how Mercedes is approaching the challenges and opportunities of electrification. Rather than being mere design studies, these five concepts represent key milestones in the brand’s exploration of technology and innovation as it navigates the transition to an electrified automotive era.

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