Used Mercedes-Benz EQE Door Card

A door card (also called a door trim panel) is the interior trim panel that lines the inside of each door, covering the window mechanism, speaker, and other fittings — every Mercedes-Benz EQE has one on each door. The EQE is a fully electric saloon and the presence of door cards has nothing to do with its drivetrain; all variants are fitted with them. If you need a replacement, you'll need to match the correct side and generation.

The EQE (V295) was introduced for the 2022 model year and as of mid-2025 remains in its first generation with no confirmed full generational replacement, though minor specification updates have occurred across model years. Because the car is still within its first generation, door cards from within that production run are broadly likely to share the same fitment, but you should still confirm the exact build year with the breaker against your registration, as interior trim specification can vary between model year updates. The breaker can check the part against your VIN to be certain.

Yes — door cards are side-specific and the NS (nearside, passenger/left) and OS (offside, driver/right) cards are not interchangeable. When contacting a breaker, always state clearly which side you need using NS or OS to avoid any confusion. Getting the wrong side means the panel simply won't fit correctly.

The physical door card frame and mounting points are the same across EQE trim levels, so a card from an AMG Line car will physically fit a standard car and vice versa. However, you should expect cosmetic differences — stitching, material finish, ambient lighting strips, or speaker grille styling may differ between trims. These are aesthetic rather than fitment issues, and the card can be swapped out as a direct replacement even if the look isn't identical to your original.

The Mercedes-Benz EQE V295 is a four-door saloon, so all EQE door cards come from that same body style and there is no three-door or estate variant to cause confusion. What does matter is which of the four door positions the card came from — front NS, front OS, rear NS, or rear OS — as front and rear cards differ in shape and size. Always specify the exact door position when getting a quote from a breaker.

Colour is a preference rather than a fitment requirement — a door card in a different interior colour or trim finish will still fit your car correctly. Leather or leatherette sections can be retrimmed, and plastic panels can be painted or wrapped to match, so don't rule out a card simply because the colour isn't identical. Focus your search on getting the correct side and door position, and discuss any cosmetic differences with your trimmer once you have the part.