As electric vehicles (EVs) become more affordable, more of us can consider buying one. So, what EVs are out there that are good buys?
VW ID.3 Pure
This is a 5-door hatchback, with a great design and all the latest tech. It has a smaller battery and range than the ID.3 core range, but it’s a great E.
- Approximate miles: 175
- Cost: £25,000
- Rapid charging: Yes: up to 80% in 45 minutes
Peugeot e-208
Released in 2020, this hatchback is great value for money. It has a 50kWh battery and a good range. Plus, the MyPeugeot App allows owners to check the car’s charge status and activate a charge if needed.
- Approximate miles: 217
- Cost: from £26,025
- Rapid charging: Yes: up to 80% in 30 minutes
Vauxhall Corsa-e
This hatchback has three trim levels and rivals the Peugeot with its range and price point.
- Approximate miles: 209
- Cost: from £26,640
- Rapid charging: Yes: up to 80% in 30 minutes
Skoda CITIGOe iV
A solid option for a family is Skoda’s first electric car. It is more a city car, but still has good internal space. Plus, the Connect App allows drivers to navigate around town easily and access features remotely.
- Approximate miles: 135
- Cost: £15,000
- Rapid charging: Yes: up to 80% in an hour
MG ZS EV
A full-electric SUV which is cheap to run and a good value to buy. With plenty of room and boot space
- Approximate miles: 140
- Cost: from £28,495
- Rapid charging: Yes: up to 80% in 40 minutes
VW e-Up! (Second generation)
2nd-gen e-Up! Is great for VW fans. This new model benefits from an increased battery size and driving range.
- Approximate miles: 135
- Cost: £16,000
- Rapid charging: Yes: up to 80% in an hour
MINI Electric
A signature Mini – just electric!
- Approximate miles: 115
- Cost: £24,400
- Rapid charging: Yes: up to 80% in 35 minutes
Fiat 500e
A city car, and great run-around. For a longer driving range there is a higher spec available including a 199-mile and an 85kW fast charge.
- Approximate miles: 115 or 199
- Cost: from £19,995
- Rapid charging: Yes: up to 80% in 26 minutes
