This collection features a 3D rear tailgate emblem carrying the EQE badge, Mercedes-Benz's all-electric sedan from its EQ lineup. It is a custom-made aftermarket badge, not a genuine Mercedes-Benz part, built to fit the EQE liftgate and adjustable in finish on request. As Mercedes-Benz continues expanding its EQ range, this badge gives EQE owners the same trim-badge customization long available to gasoline E-Class drivers.
EQE is the all-electric counterpart to the gasoline E-Class within Mercedes-Benz's EQ sub-brand, launched in 2022 on a dedicated EV platform built specifically for electric drivetrains rather than adapted from a combustion-engine chassis. The name signals its size and market position relative to the smaller EQB/EQA and larger EQS models, following the same letter-and-size logic long used for Mercedes-Benz's conventional model lineup.
This badge is shaped for the EQE liftgate curvature. Confirm your exact model year, as minor styling refreshes can change the surface profile.
Chrome ABS lettering on a resin backing plate, applied with automotive-grade adhesive. A satin black finish is also available for owners who prefer a blacked-out rear badge over traditional chrome.
Confirm your EQE model year and preferred finish, and whether an existing badge needs to be removed first.
Because the EQE is a relatively new model, the most common mistake is assuming a badge built for the gasoline E-Class will fit the EQE's liftgate curvature; the two use different platforms and body panels despite similar naming. Confirming your exact EQE model year before ordering avoids this issue and ensures the backing plate is shaped correctly for your liftgate.
Clean the liftgate surface with isopropyl alcohol to remove wax and any adhesive residue, position the badge against reference marks or existing mounting points, and press firmly along its length for a secure bond, allowing at least 24 hours to cure before washing. Afterward, hand wash and avoid pointing pressure washers directly at the edges to prevent lifting over time.
Because the EQE is a newer model, few generic aftermarket badges exist for it yet, and those that do may not match its liftgate curvature precisely. Ordering to spec lets us match your exact EQE model year, choose the finish you want, and avoid the fitment gaps common with universal reproductions.
No, the EQE rides on a dedicated EV platform and is a separate model line from the gasoline E-Class, though the names are positioned similarly.
No, this is a custom aftermarket emblem, not sourced from or licensed by Mercedes-Benz.
Yes, chrome and black finishes are both available.
Since it is made to order, production time depends on current demand; we confirm an estimated timeline when your order is placed.
