Electric SUV

SUVs are hot property right now, so it’s no surprise there’s a growing number of electric versions on the market.

They cover a wide range of sizes, from compact, family-friendly models, to huge luxury models. But they all offer the SUV hallmark you’d expect – a high driving position and plenty of practicality – allied to the low running costs that electric motoring can provide.

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BMW iX3

from £49,890
The latest iX3 electric SUV is a comfortable electric SUV with an official range of nearly 500 miles

Skoda Elroq

from £27,990
The Elroq is an impressive electric SUV with a long range and a competitive price
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BMW iX

from £66,495
The iX is a big, luxurious electric SUV that’s surprisingly quick and whisper quiet

Renault 4

from £24,495
The Renault 4 is a great-value electric SUV that offers excellent refinement, a smart interior and a good range

Kia EV3

from £31,495
The Kia EV3 is a brilliant small electric SUV

Smart #5

from £37,800
The new Smart #5 is a practical and comfy electric SUV that comes with plenty of standard kit

Tesla Model Y

from £41,990
The Tesla Model Y still stands out for performance and practicality

Renault Scenic

from £30,995
The Renault Scenic E-Tech offers good practicality and a long official range

Mercedes GLC Electric

from £55,495
The new Mercedes GLC Electric is a practical, spacious and comfortable premium SUV, but it has some tough competition

Audi Q4 e-tron

from £40,895
The Q4 e-tron is a comfortable, practical and classy electric SUV

Smart #1

from £27,960
The Smart #1 electric SUV is good to drive, quick to charge up and has an impressive interior

Hyundai Ioniq 5 N

from £44,995
The N performance version of the Ioniq 5 electric car is very fast and packed full of tech – but also expensive

Kia EV9

from £63,999
The EV9 is one of the best fully electric seven-seat SUVs around – but it's not cheap

Hyundai Ioniq 9

from £63,495
The Ioniq 9 seven-seater is Hyundai’s largest and most expensive electric car yet

Citroën ë-C5 Aircross

from £25,491
The ë-C5 Aircross has a comfortable ride and lengthy range but rivals handle better

Audi Q8 e-tron

from £85,810
One of the quietest and most comfortable electric cars you can buy, plus it’s beautifully finished and more practical than a lot of rivals

MG ZS EV

from £16,995
The MG ZS EV electric SUV offers a lot for the money, especially in Long Range form

BYD Sealion 7

from £41,395
The Sealion 7 electric SUV is easy to drive, practical and well-priced but could do with a longer range

Polestar 4

from £55,300
The Polestar 4 is a spacious, stylish and swift electric car with a competitive official range

Ford Explorer

from £24,995
The Explorer is an electric SUV that offers competent handling and – if you pick the right version – a decent range

Volvo EX30

from £33,060
The EX30 is quick, good to drive and has a smart interior but its battery efficiency could be better

Porsche Cayenne Coupé Electric

from £86,265
The Porsche Cayenne Coupé Electric is a sleeker but less practical version of the Cayenne Electric SUV

Skoda Epiq

from £24,950
The Epiq is a small electric SUV with a spacious boot and smooth ride

Toyota C-HR+

from £32,990
The Toyota C-HR+ is an electric family SUV with a long range and a comfy ride

Kia Soul EV

from £39,085
The Soul electric SUV is decent to drive and has an impressive range

Polestar 3

from £66,540
The Polestar 3 is a premium electric SUV with a range of up to 438 miles for single motor versions

Porsche Macan Electric

from £68,665
The Macan Electric handles better than any other electric SUV and has an impressively long electric range

Smart #3

from £33,960
The Smart #3 is a sleek coupé-inspired electric SUV and a close relation to the #1

Hyundai Ioniq 5

from £32,500
The Ioniq 5 is fast, good to drive and roomy – and now comes with bigger batteries

Fiat 600e

from £21,119
The Fiat 600e is competitively priced with a decent battery range, but is it worth choosing in a stacked segment?
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