• Mercedes-Benz CLA EQ 250+ shows that a five-star environmental performance is not reserved for compact electric cars with small batteries
• No more range anxiety: boasting an impressive real-world driving range and rapid fast charging, the CLA EQ 250+ can handle long-distance driving
• Five-star sustainability rating complements CLA’s Euro NCAP five-star safety rating and Best Performer award in Best in Class 2025
• Toyota C-HR hybrid scores a commendable three-and-a-half stars
• MG HS and MINI Cooper C also tested and rated by Green NCAP
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LEUVEN, BELGIUM – Testing performed by Green NCAP shows that the latest generation of electric car can banish range anxiety while achieving a five-star sustainability rating.

As the sustainability ratings partner of Euro NCAP, Green NCAP assessed four new cars, spanning electric, hybrid, and petrol powertrains. The leading sustainability rating was achieved by the electric Mercedes-Benz CLA EQ 250+, which shatters the misconception that low energy consumption can only be achieved by small, light cars.

The CLA EQ 250+ achieved a five-star Green NCAP sustainability rating with an overall score of 91 per cent, combining long-distance usability, rapid charging, and a low lifecycle carbon footprint with excellent energy consumption.