What Mercedes-Benz Is Discontinuing for 2027

Mercedes-Benz is trimming its 2027 U.S. lineup, mostly on the electric side. The EQE sedan (including the AMG EQE), the Mercedes-Maybach EQS 680 SUV, and the Mercedes-AMG S63 E Performance are leaving, while the S-Class, EQS sedan, and EQS SUV continue. The new CLA and GLB, the first of Mercedes-Benz's next-generation electric models, are already on sale. This page covers what is leaving, what is changing, and what carries over, so you can plan your next Mercedes-Benz with Kunes Auto Group.

The EQE sedan will not return for 2027. That covers the whole range (the EQE 350+, EQE 320 4MATIC, and AMG EQE) and ends a short run that began with the 2023 model year. The Mercedes-Maybach EQS 680 SUV is also leaving (the Maybach EQS sedan continues). The Mercedes-AMG S63 E Performance is being dropped too; this plug-in hybrid V8 made 791 horsepower and topped the S-Class performance lineup, so the S-Class has no AMG variant for now (Mercedes-Benz has not announced a replacement). A Mercedes-Benz spokesperson confirmed these changes. If one of them is on your list, ask us about remaining inventory before it sells out.

Mercedes-Benz is moving away from standalone EQ models and toward electric versions of its core nameplates. The new electric CLA and the new GLB are built on the company's newer MMA platform, and electric versions of the C-Class and GLC are part of the same shift. The EQS sedan and EQS SUV remain for now, and the EQE SUV continues as well. Trims, pricing, and availability are still settling in places, so check with our team for the latest details on any model.