Mercedes-Benz EQS Window Switch Replacement Parts

Yes, the EQS is a fully electric luxury saloon launched in 2021 and all variants come with electric windows as standard, so window switches are fitted to every EQS produced. Whether you need a door switch, a master switch panel in the driver's door, or a rear passenger switch, the part does exist on this model. When searching for a used switch, make sure you specify exactly which door position you need.

The EQS (V297) was introduced for 2021 and remains in the same first generation without a significant facelift within the early production run, so switches from 2021–2023 cars are likely to be compatible. That said, Mercedes did make minor interior updates during this period, and you should confirm with the breaker that the part number on your existing switch matches what they have before buying. Never assume fitment purely on year overlap.

The window switch fitment is determined by the door and its position in the car, not by the powertrain variant – the 450+ (rear-wheel drive) and 580 4MATIC share the same V297 body and door architecture. You may notice minor cosmetic differences in switch finish or surround depending on the interior package fitted, but the fitment frame is the same. Confirm the exact door position (NS front, OS front, NS rear, OS rear) with the breaker and check the part number if you can.

Yes, absolutely – window switches are side-specific because the internal wiring loom and sometimes the button layout differ between the nearside (NS, passenger/left) and offside (OS, driver/right) doors. In the EQS, the driver's door master switch panel in particular is unique because it controls all other windows, so always state clearly which side and which row (front or rear) you need. Giving the breaker your registration will help them pull the right part.

The EQE (V295) and EQS (V297) are different models built on the same EVA2 platform but with different body dimensions and interior architectures, so their door switches are not guaranteed to be interchangeable despite the shared underpinnings. You should not assume cross-model compatibility without checking part numbers against your registration. Ask the breaker to verify fitment specifically against a V297 EQS rather than accepting an EQE part as a substitute.

The Hyperscreen is a dashboard and infotainment feature and does not alter the physical door-mounted window switches themselves, so fitment of the switch is determined by door position and generation rather than whether your car has the Hyperscreen option. You may find subtle differences in switch illumination style or surround finish between different interior specification levels, but the core fitment is the same. Confirm with the breaker using your registration to be sure the cosmetic finish also matches if that matters to you.