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No — the EQB is a fully electric vehicle and has no internal combustion engine, so it has no camshaft whatsoever. Camshafts are components of petrol or diesel engines, which control valve timing; electric motors have no valves, no combustion cycle, and no need for one. If you are searching for a camshaft for an EQB, it is likely you have the wrong vehicle in mind, or there may be a mix-up with a similarly badged Mercedes-Benz model.
It is possible there has been a mislisting or a misunderstanding — the EQB has no engine-related rotating valve gear because it is battery-electric. What the EQB does have are electric drive motors, a reduction gearbox, inverters, and associated cooling components, so if you have a fault in one of those areas, searching for those specific parts will be more productive. If a breaker has listed a camshaft against an EQB registration, it is worth querying directly whether there has been an error.
There are no petrol or diesel variants of the EQB — unlike the GLA, which shares its platform and comes with combustion engines, the EQB was produced solely as a battery-electric vehicle from its launch. There is therefore no combustion-engined sibling of the EQB from which camshaft parts would carry over. If you own a Mercedes-Benz GLA and mistakenly searched for EQB parts, the GLA range does use petrol and diesel engines with camshafts, and engine code matching via your V5 would be the right starting point.
Depending on your fault, the parts most commonly needed on an EQB drivetrain include the front or rear electric motor assembly, the inverter, the high-voltage battery pack, or the reduction gear unit. Because many of these components involve high-voltage systems and, in some cases, ECU or software pairing to the vehicle, you should confirm compatibility with the breaker against your exact registration before purchasing. Providing your VIN to the breaker will help them identify the correct motor variant, as specification can vary between the 190 hp single-motor and 228 hp dual-motor versions of the EQB.