Mercedes-Benz EQE Sunroof Replacement Parts

The EQE is available with a panoramic glass roof, but it is an optional or package-fitted feature rather than standard across all variants — so not every EQE will have one fitted. If you are sourcing a replacement, the glass panel and mechanism from a donor car with the same body style (saloon or SUV) and the same roof option should be your starting point. Confirm with the breaker that the donor car was actually specified with the panoramic roof before proceeding, as cars without it will have a solid steel roof and no compatible mechanism.

The EQE saloon (V295 platform) launched in the UK in 2022 and has continued in that generation without a fundamental platform change through to the time of writing, so roof assemblies from early and later cars are likely to share the same basic aperture and mounting points. However, Mercedes-Benz can make mid-generation pressing or trim changes that are not always publicly documented, so you should confirm with the breaker that the donor car's roof unit matches your registration before buying. Never assume fitment without that check.

No — trim level (whether your car is an EQE 300, EQE 350, EQE 350+ or AMG Line specification, for example) does not change the roof aperture or the body pressing, so the trim grade of the donor car is not a fitment concern. What does matter is whether the donor car was actually optioned with the panoramic roof, since cars without it have a different roof structure entirely. Cosmetically, glass tint or blind finish may vary between specification levels, so flag this to the breaker if appearance matters to you.

No — the EQE saloon (V295) and the EQE SUV (X294) are completely different body styles with different rooflines, roof apertures, and glass dimensions, so their panoramic roof assemblies are not interchangeable. Always confirm with the breaker that the donor vehicle is the same body style as yours — saloon or SUV — before agreeing a price. Fitting a roof unit from the wrong body style is not possible without major structural alteration.

No — the drivetrain layout (rear-wheel drive or four-wheel drive in the case of the EQE) has no bearing on the roof structure or panoramic sunroof fitment whatsoever. The roof pressing and glass assembly are determined entirely by the body style and whether the panoramic roof option was specified on the individual car. Focus your search on matching body style and roof specification, not drivetrain.

Ask the breaker to confirm the donor car's body style (saloon V295 or SUV X294), that it was factory-fitted with the panoramic roof option, and to check the registration against yours to rule out any mid-generation changes to the assembly. It is also worth asking whether the motor, wiring loom, and blind are included, as these are integral to a working installation and may not always come with the glass panel alone. Getting this confirmed in writing gives you the best protection if parts turn out not to be compatible.