Best for buyers wanting the Porsche of EVs Pros: Sublime to drive, rapid charging, familiar Porsche controls Cons: The shooting brakes aren’t as roomy as you’d like
Best for EV owners who want to stand out from the crowd Pros: Postmodern style, space onboard, long range Cons: It’s a supersized hatchback – much bigger than it looks in pic
Best for families wanting performance and long range Pros: Modern style, choice of battery sizes, sweet to drive Cons: Design not quite as crisp as sister brand Hyundai’
Best for families wanting performance and long range Pros: Modern style, choice of battery sizes, sweet to drive Cons: Design not quite as crisp as sister brand Hyundai’
Best for EV owners on a tight budget Pros: Rapid, fun to drive and does the range it says on the tin Cons: Interior is a little too Playmobil for our liking
Best for motorists seeking a long-range EV with security of Supercharger network Pros: The original disruptor, intergalactic range, rapid performance Cons: Interior quality still not quite up there with the German
Best for those wanting Gallic flair from their EV Pros: Attractive looks, roomy interior, simple to drive Cons: Ride quality a bit lumpen
Best for Saloon EV fans after some Scandi style Pros: Minimalist interior, Swedish style throughout, ace to drive Cons: It’s cramped. Really cramped compared to many clean-sheet EV
Best for sensible families wanting to plug in Pros: Roomy and full of common-sense features Cons: It’s all a bit dull
Best for tech heads Pros: Positively dripping with clever-clogs tech features Cons: The actual driving experience is more mundane
Best for well-heeled families who still enjoy a sharp drive Pros: Ace to drive, long-range, a lovely interior Cons: Whither BMW design elegance?
Best for city dwellers and those needing a bijou battery baby Pros: Chic, modish style, perfect for zipping across town Cons: Even bigger-batteried version may struggle on longer commute