The Mercedes-Benz CLA is the company's smallest and lowest-priced EV in North America.
In a 70 mph range test, the four-door car blew way past its EPA-rated range of 312 miles.
It managed to eke out 4.44 miles per kilowatt-hour from its 85-kWh pack.
Mercedes-Benz's littlest EV is actually one of its most impressive. The new 2027 Mercedes CLA-Class sedan absolutely crushed its EPA-rated range in Tom Moloughney's latest 70 mph highway range test by going 385 miles between fill-ups.
The CLA packs a decently big battery for being the smallest electric Merc on sale in North America: 85 kWh. But it isn't just the big battery that gives the Mercedes such an impressive range. It's also quite efficient. At the end of Moloughney's test for his State of Charge YouTube channel, he saw an average of 4.44 miles per kilowatt-hour. That's far beyond what it's supposed to be capable of.
