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No — the EQA is a fully electric vehicle built on a platform derived from the GLA, and the entry-level rear-wheel-drive variants are front-wheel-drive only, meaning there is no propshaft at all on those versions. The 4MATIC all-wheel-drive variants (such as the EQA 300 4MATIC and EQA 350 4MATIC) use a separate rear electric motor rather than a conventional propshaft to drive the rear axle, so there is still no propshaft present. If you are searching for drivetrain components, you may actually be looking for a driveshaft (also called a CV shaft or half-shaft), a rear drive unit, or a rear axle assembly depending on your specific fault — a breaker will be able to point you in the right direction once you confirm your exact variant.
No, these are different parts — a propshaft transfers drive along the length of the vehicle between a gearbox and a rear differential, but the EQA has no such component on any variant. What you are most likely looking for is a driveshaft (half-shaft), which transfers drive from the motor to the front or rear wheels, and these do exist on the EQA. Confirm with the breaker whether you need a front driveshaft (NS or OS) or a rear driveshaft, and give them your registration so they can match the correct motor variant.
No — even though the EQA and GLA share a platform, the EQA's all-electric drivetrain has no propshaft in any form, so there is nothing to swap across. Any propshaft from a petrol or diesel GLA would have no application on an EQA whatsoever. If you have a drivetrain noise or fault on your EQA, it is worth describing the symptom to a breaker or specialist, as the component you actually need is likely a driveshaft, rear drive unit, or motor coupling rather than a propshaft.
The EQA 300 4MATIC does not use a propshaft; its rear axle is driven by a separate electric motor, so the vibration will not be caused by a propshaft fault. Possible sources of drivetrain vibration on the EQA 4MATIC include worn driveshaft CV joints, a failing rear drive unit, or issues with motor mounts. A breaker or EV specialist can help identify the correct part once you have had the fault diagnosed — quoting your registration will help them locate the right component for your specific variant.