The median 2023 Mercedes-Benz EQS in the Canadian market sits at $79,990. Most of what's listed lands between $75,997 and $89,900, so that roughly $14,000 spread is your normal negotiating window. Anything under $76,000 is worth a hard look. Anything over $90,000 needs a reason baked into the listing, usually low kilometres or a loaded spec.
Median mileage is about 31,600 km, so these are lightly driven cars. That matters for how you read the range. A car near the top of the band should have well below that 31,600 km figure to justify the premium, and a car sitting at $76,000 with mileage in that same ballpark is priced right, not damaged goods.
What the kilometres cost you
Mileage moves the price about $2,538 for every 10,000 km. Real money. Two otherwise-identical EQS listings, one at 20,000 km and one at 50,000 km, should be roughly $7,600 apart on distance alone. If the gap is smaller than that, the higher-mileage car is overpriced. If it's wider, the low-km car might actually be the better deal once you run the math.
Use that number as a sanity check against the sticker. Take the median $79,990, then add or subtract based on how far each car's odometer sits from 31,600 km. A car 10,000 km under the median should trend toward the mid-$80s if condition and spec hold up; one 10,000 km over drifts closer to $77,000.
We've flagged 7 deals on the 2023 EQS in the last 90 days, so genuinely underpriced examples do surface in the Canadian market, just not every week. If you're patient and you know your target number going in, the range gives you plenty of room to wait for one that clears the bar.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.