Every electric car, reviewed on the numbers
Structured reviews of all 104 electric cars on sale in the United Kingdom — range (WLTP), battery, practicality, performance, tech and value, priced in GBP, with pros and cons drawn from the same scoring the recommender uses.
This review is automatically generated from manufacturer specification data, not from hands-on testing. It is a structured summary of the published figures, not a road test.
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Dacia Spring
From £14,995
The cheapest new EV on sale in the UK. 115 miles WLTP, 4 seats.
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Leapmotor T03
From £15,995
City-sized footprint with a surprisingly big screen. 130 miles WLTP, 4 seats.
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Citroën ë-C3
From £21,990
Cushioned suspension makes it a genuinely comfy small EV. 165 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Fiat 500e
From £21,995
Style-led city car that's cheap to run. 150 miles WLTP, 4 seats.
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Renault 5 E-Tech
From £22,995
Retro styling with modern, well-judged software. 190 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Hyundai Inster
From £23,500
Tiny footprint, sliding rear seats, big range for the size. 200 miles WLTP, 4 seats.
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Vauxhall Frontera Electric
From £23,995
One of the cheapest electric family SUVs in the UK. 190 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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BYD Dolphin
From £26,205
Rotating touchscreen and lots of kit as standard. 195 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Vauxhall Corsa Electric
From £26,895
Familiar supermini shape, plenty of used stock. 190 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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MG MG4 EV
From £26,995
Best value family hatch, with a seven-year warranty. 200 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Renault 4 E-Tech
From £26,995
Retro-modern small SUV at a keen price. 215 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Nissan Leaf
From £28,000
Huge used supply makes it the cheapest way into EVs. 165 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Peugeot E-208
From £28,150
Sharpest-looking supermini EV, efficient in town. 210 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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MG MGS5 EV
From £28,500
Roomy electric SUV that undercuts everything premium. 255 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Kia Soul EV
From £30,000
Boxy, easy-to-park used bargain. 230 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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MG ZS EV
From £30,000
Long-range family SUV at supermini money. 215 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Citroën ë-C4
From £30,000
Comfort-first family hatch on soft suspension. 210 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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MINI Cooper Electric
From £30,000
The most fun small EV to drive. 190 miles WLTP, 4 seats.
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Volkswagen ID.3
From £30,860
Grown-up Golf-sized EV with a spacious cabin. 230 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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MG MG5 EV Estate
From £30,995
A rare electric estate — dog and buggy friendly. 220 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Škoda Elroq
From £31,500
Compact Skoda SUV with a proper family boot. 265 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
Read the full review →Nissan Leaf e+
From £32,000
Bigger-battery Leaf, plentiful on the used market. 220 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Nissan Townstar EV
From £32,000
Small electric van with car-like manners. 175 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Volvo EX30
From £32,850
Premium feel and strong performance in a small package. 250 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Cupra Born
From £33,000
The keen driver's mainstream hatchback EV. 240 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Vauxhall Mokka Electric
From £33,000
Sharp styling in a small, easy-to-live-with SUV. 200 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Renault Megane E-Tech
From £33,000
Google-based software that's genuinely easy to use. 230 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Kia EV3
From £33,005
Long range in a compact, affordable crossover. 300 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Vauxhall Astra Electric
From £34,000
Familiar family hatch shape, electric drivetrain. 225 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Vauxhall Combo Life Electric
From £34,000
Seven seats and van-like space for MPV money. 190 miles WLTP, 7 seats.
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Hyundai Kona Electric
From £34,500
Exceptional efficiency for the money. 260 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Kia Niro EV
From £35,325
Practical, easy-going family crossover with 7-year warranty. 240 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
Read the full review →Kia EV3 Long Range
From £36,000
Compact SUV with big-car range. 300 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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From £36,500
429bhp for less than half the price of rivals. 190 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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BYD Atto 3
From £37,000
Well-equipped family SUV with a long warranty. 215 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Renault Scenic E-Tech
From £37,195
Family space plus genuinely long real-world range. 275 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Vauxhall Grandland Electric
From £38,000
Big boot and 320 miles for family-SUV money. 320 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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smart #3
From £38,000
Coupe-SUV with Mercedes-designed interior. 265 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Volkswagen ID.4
From £39,000
Big boot and long range for family duty. 260 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Škoda Enyaq
From £39,000
One of the most spacious family EVs you can buy. 265 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Nissan Ariya
From £39,000
Lounge-like cabin with a sliding centre console. 270 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Ford Explorer
From £39,000
Ford chassis tuning on VW's proven platform. 270 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Hyundai Ioniq 5
From £39,900
Lounge-like cabin and ultra-fast charging. 280 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Tesla Model 3
From £39,990
Supercharger access and the slickest software around. 290 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Volkswagen ID.3 GTX
From £40,000
Hot-hatch pace in a familiar package. 240 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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From £41,000
0-60 in 3.6s in a small SUV body. 250 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Honda e:Ny1
From £41,000
Refined small SUV, easy to drive in town. 190 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Škoda Enyaq Coupé
From £42,000
Sleeker Enyaq with barely any practicality lost. 280 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Ford Capri
From £42,000
Fastback styling with an enormous boot. 280 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Toyota bZ4X
From £42,000
Toyota reliability with a 10-year battery care plan. 240 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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MINI Countryman E
From £42,000
Family-sized MINI with a proper boot. 270 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Ford Mustang Mach-E
From £43,000
Long range plus a genuinely fun rear-drive chassis. 300 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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BMW iX1
From £44,000
Compact premium SUV with useful boot space. 260 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Volkswagen ID.5
From £44,000
Coupe-roofed ID.4 with the same family space. 270 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Polestar 2
From £44,950
Sharp Scandinavian design and rapid performance. 300 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Tesla Model Y
From £44,990
Vast boot, huge charging network, strong resale. 285 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Audi Q4 e-tron
From £45,000
Premium family SUV with a big, square boot. 265 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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BYD Sealion 7
From £45,000
Quick, comfortable and generously equipped. 270 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Kia EV6
From £45,575
800V charging: 10-80% in under 20 minutes. 290 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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BYD Seal
From £45,695
Luxury-feeling cabin at a mainstream price. 285 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Volvo EX40
From £46,000
Compact SUV with Volvo's safety kit as standard. 270 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Peugeot E-3008
From £46,000
Striking cabin and 320 miles of range. 320 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Hyundai Ioniq 6
From £46,745
The UK's most efficient EV on long motorway runs. 320 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Mercedes-Benz EQA
From £47,000
Compact premium SUV with a plush, quiet cabin. 250 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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BMW iX2
From £47,000
Coupe-SUV styling on the practical iX1 platform. 265 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Audi Q4 Sportback e-tron
From £47,000
Sportback roofline, same usable family space. 270 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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BMW iX3
From £48,000
Sensible-sized SUV, very quiet at motorway speeds. 250 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Volvo EC40
From £48,000
Coupe-styled EX40 with the same running gear. 265 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
Read the full review →Polestar 2 Long Range
From £49,000
Rear-drive Polestar 2 with 320 real-world miles. 320 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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BMW i4
From £51,000
Drives like a proper BMW, silently. 300 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Volkswagen ID.7
From £51,000
Longest-range VW, superb motorway cruiser. 350 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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From £51,990
Vast boot plus the Supercharger network. 330 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Mercedes-Benz EQB
From £53,000
One of the few seven-seat EVs under £60k. 245 miles WLTP, 7 seats.
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Volkswagen ID.7 Tourer
From £53,000
Estate practicality with 340 miles of range. 340 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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MG Cyberster
From £55,000
Electric roadster with scissor doors. 240 miles WLTP, 2 seats.
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Volkswagen ID. Buzz
From £59,000
Enormous space and the friendliest face on the road. 245 miles WLTP, 7 seats.
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Tesla Model 3 Performance
From £59,990
0-60 in under three seconds. 275 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Audi Q6 e-tron
From £60,000
800V charging with a genuinely quick top-up. 320 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Audi A6 e-tron
From £60,000
The most aerodynamic Audi ever built. 350 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Polestar 4
From £60,000
No rear window, huge rear-seat space. 335 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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From £62,000
585bhp — quicker than most sports cars. 260 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Volkswagen ID. Buzz LWB
From £62,000
Seven seats and the biggest boot of any EV MPV. 280 miles WLTP, 7 seats.
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Hyundai Ioniq 9
From £64,995
Three-row, seven-seat flagship with 385 miles of range. 385 miles WLTP, 7 seats.
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Kia EV9
From £65,000
Seven full-size seats and 800V rapid charging. 315 miles WLTP, 7 seats.
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Hyundai Ioniq 5 N
From £65,000
650bhp with a simulated gearshift — the maddest EV on sale. 235 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Audi Q8 e-tron
From £68,000
Large, hushed SUV with a huge boot. 285 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Porsche Macan Electric
From £69,000
Sports-car handling in a usable SUV. 340 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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BMW i4 M50
From £70,000
544bhp and genuine M-car pace. 280 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Polestar 3
From £70,000
Scandi-minimal luxury SUV with great chassis control. 340 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Jaguar I-Pace
From £70,000
Big used discounts on a still-handsome SUV. 240 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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BMW iX
From £72,000
Long range and a lounge-like cabin. 340 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Mercedes-Benz EQE Saloon
From £74,000
Executive saloon with S-Class levels of hush. 330 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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BMW i5
From £75,000
Executive saloon that drives like a proper BMW. 320 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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BMW i5 Touring
From £78,000
Estate boot with executive-saloon refinement. 300 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Tesla Model S
From £79,990
Long range and ballistic acceleration. 370 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Mercedes-Benz EQV
From £81,000
Eight seats and van-sized space with a three-pointed star. 190 miles WLTP, 8 seats.
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Porsche Taycan
From £86,500
The best-driving electric car on sale. 320 miles WLTP, 4 seats.
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Tesla Model X
From £89,990
Falcon doors and up to seven seats. 330 miles WLTP, 7 seats.
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Mercedes-Benz EQE SUV
From £90,000
Big, refined electric SUV with rear-axle steering. 320 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Audi e-tron GT
From £92,000
Supercar looks with everyday usability. 300 miles WLTP, 4 seats.
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Volvo EX90
From £96,000
Seven seats, lidar and a beautifully calm cabin. 330 miles WLTP, 7 seats.
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BMW i7
From £103,000
Rear-seat cinema screen and limousine comfort. 340 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Mercedes-Benz EQS Saloon
From £105,000
The longest-range Mercedes and a limousine-grade ride. 390 miles WLTP, 5 seats.
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Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV
From £130,000
Seven-seat luxury flagship SUV. 350 miles WLTP, 7 seats.
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