The Best Electric SUV of 202

Thanks to major advances in battery and charging technology, the best electric SUVs are now as usable as they are desirable. Here we are counting down the top 10 cars, starting from the tenth place and ending with the first place, as we reveal to you the models that you should avoid buying…..

The truth is that electric cars and SUVs are in great demand , so the electric SUV is probably the most desirable model of all at the moment.

And we make our choice to arrange the cars independently, and it is not about more than just fashion or beautiful shapes, we also offer the best of the breed with an emphasis on practicality associated with elegance, and we compare the driving quality, the price and the cost during the course of the car, but what models are we talking about her exactly?

Well, below we count down our top 10 electric SUVs and name the one we’re avoiding. We give the pros and cons of each model we’ve picked, and if you like anything on the list, just read our full review to learn more about it.

10
Hyundai Kona Electric

The 64 kWh alternative from Kona Electric offers great real-world range on a single charge, plus it’s fast and well-equipped. Among its competitors, the Kia e-Niro and Volkswagen ID.3 are more comfortable and spacious, which is why Hyundai has to settle on the tenth place in the list of electric SUVs.

Positives

Approx. 260 miles range in real world conditions (64 kWh battery)
Powerful acceleration
even base model Well equipped

Negatives

Choppy ride
not as spacious as competitors
Interior could be more upscale

9
Peugeot e-2008

How often do you really travel more than 180 miles at a time? If the answer is rare, the e-2008 definitely deserves a place on your shortlist because it is practical, nicely finished, and at a good price. The  Peugeot 2008  electric is available as an SUV, with a distinctive electric motor from  Peugeot  that generates 136 horsepower, and  the Peugeot  208 electric accelerates from 0-100 km. 9 seconds, 

Positives

Well made, attractive interior,
comfortable driving ,
amazing quiet and speed

Negatives

Not as fast by electric vehicle standards
Peugeot reliability not great
Competitors have longer range on a single charge

8
Volvo XC40 P8 Recharge

Blending sporty, dynamic design with Scandinavian craftsmanship , this all-electric version of the iconic XC40 family of SUVs features an attractive interior, good range and superb safety certifications. Only the fact that premium competitors costing similar money offer more space – and in some cases superior dynamics – prevents it from getting higher, to settle into eighth place.

Positives

Interior quality is high,
with accelerating performance
offering a decent range on a single charge

Negatives

Expensive next to many competitors
Stupid menus and entertainment
No traditional PCP funding according to Western systems

7
Kia Soul EV

The Soul EV is the first of two ways Kia makes and makes it into the top ten, and it gives you a massive amount of equipment for your money, plus its powerful performance and long range. The ride is quite consistent, and although the Soul’s compact size is a boon in the city, the electric version of the  Kia Soul EV comes  with a 201-hp electric motor and 394 Nm of torque combined with a 64 kWh lithium-polymer battery. The car consumes 14.9 kilowatt-hours per 100 km.

Positives

Good driving position
Impressive driving range
Long equipment list

Negatives

The boot is relatively small A
restless and incomplete ride Comfort
The rear seats could be more flexible than they are

6
Audi E-tron

Whether you choose the regular Audi E-tron or its coupe-SUV sister, the e-tron Sportback, you’ll get one of the quietest cruisers on sale. Moreover, the ride is comfortable and it has a plush interior. It houses a 95.3 kWh lithium-ion battery pack that powers two electric motors at the front and rear of the car. Just keep in mind that the range between charges is nothing special by modern standards.

Positives

The beauty of the ride
is very smooth and quiet
, spacious and luxurious interior spaces

Negatives

Disappointing range and acceleration
The infotainment system
is tough A BMW iX3 or Jaguar I-Pace is more fun to drive

5
Jaguar I-Pace

Jaguar’s first electric car can travel more than 250 miles on a charge in real-world conditions. What’s more, it’s fast, fun to drive and features the brand’s finest interior yet. There are competitors that can be charged at a faster rate, but the I-Pace is still a very attractive option.  Whereas, the four-wheel drive I- Pace has two electric motors with a total power of 400 hp, which allows it to launch from 0 to 96.5 km / h in 4.5 seconds, meaning that its speed is comparable to the Porsche 911 Carrera.

Positives

Large range of cargoes
, leisure handling,
comfortable driving

Negatives

Poor rear visibility is
more expensive than some alternatives
Competitors can charge at higher speeds

4
Kia e-Niro

Like the I-Pace, the e-Niro eliminates range-specific anxiety in a charge. In fact, the 253 miles it managed in our real range test is one of the best numbers we’ve scored so far. You also get good practicality, performance, comfort and equipment, although prices have risen significantly since 2019, the year the e-Niro was named Car of the Year.

Positives

64 kWh for the model over 250 mph in the real world
Fast acceleration at 64 kWh
tidy handling and comfortable ride

Negatives

Slightly more expensive than MG ZS EV
Not charging as fast as Tesla Model 3
No Euro NCAP safety rating

3
Volkswagen ID.4

For the money, the Volkswagen ID.4 is a really, really good car. It’s process The 77 kWh battery provides great electric range, with a rear-mounted permanent magnet AC synchronous motor (just like the original Beetle) making 201 hp and 228 pound-feet of torque, and in the DC fast charging station, with 125 charging Kilowatts, accomplish  ID charging . 4  from five to 80 percent in 38 minutes. You also get plenty of standard equipment, and it’s very comfortable and quiet when you’re on the go. However, the closely related Skoda Enyaq iV price tag is even more enticing.

Positives

Official 310 mile range (77 kWh battery)
Relatively cheap to buy and run
Well equipped (up to 1st Edition trim)

Negatives

Not as fast as the class standards
Surface handling Not excellent
Poor infotainment and ease of use dashboard

2
BMW iX3

Aside from some design details and the fact that the combustion engine has been replaced by an electric motor, the iX3 is essentially a BMW X3 – and that’s a good thing. This means that you get a practical and elegant SUV with the best infotainment system. This also means that it drives and handles better than competitors while also providing a comfortable ride. Zero emissions and long range between charges are just very welcome bonuses from BMW.

Positives

Longer range than most direct competitors
Great infotainment system
at relatively good prices

Negatives

Not as fast as the competition
The E-tron is quieter
Tesla Model 3 has a longer range and faster charging

1
Skoda Enyaq iV

 Skoda, with its latest electric versions, was able to draw attention to it; The search has increased recently for the Skoda Enyaq iV – it is practical, good to drive, smart inside and well-equipped. Perhaps most impressive though is the value it offers – the ’60’ version is priced in line with smaller alternatives, including the e-Niro, which is eligible for a £2,500 grant from Western governments. In fact, when you take everything into account, we think the Enyaq is the best electric SUV you can buy right now.

Positives

Good prices
, very practical,
comfortable and easy to drive

Negatives

So-so Performance EV
80 does not qualify for government grant.