Compare the best electric SUVs
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Best electric SUVs of 2022
If you’re looking to make the switch to electric for your next new car and also want the benefits of an SUV, you’re spoiled for choice. There are shedloads to pick from in this not-so-niche category, with the boom in popularity for high-riding cars resulting in a variety of emissions-free options. With so much to choose from though, you might find yourself a little stuck. Well, here are the 10 best all electric SUVs to help you out.
1. Kia EV6
Battery range up to 328 miles
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£398* / month
(£41,080)
You may or may not be a fan of Kia EV6’s futuristic looks, but if you want a spacious family EV with an excellent 316-mile range that’s also fun to drive, step right up. The EV6 is well equipped, and very well-made too.
2. Audi Q4 e-tron
Battery range up to 314 miles
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£499* / month
With an electric range of up to 317 miles, the Audi Q4 e-tron is tough to fault - particularly if you’re after a posh badge. It’s comfortable inside, and very easy to drive - if not all that exciting. Standard equipment could be better.
3. BMW iX
Battery range up to 380 miles
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£751* / month
(£69,905)
It might have a face that only a mother could love, but the BMW iX’s supremely posh interior and impressive electric range of up to 392 miles make it an extremely tough SUV to dislike. It has a comfortable ride and loads of space, too.
4. Skoda Enyaq
Battery range up to 329 miles
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£384* / month
(£40,970)
The Skoda Enyaq isn’t massively exciting to drive, but it makes up for that with a seriously spacious interior, a reasonable asking price and an electric range of up to 333 miles. This is an excellent electric family SUV.
5. Hyundai Ioniq 5
Battery range up to 300 miles
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£372* / month
(£37,415)
If you want an electric SUV with a comfy ride, space-age looks, loads of kit and a very practical interior, you could do a lot worse than the Hyundai Ioniq 5. It’s not a barrel of laughs on a twisty road, but its 300-mile range isn’t bad at all.
6. Tesla Model Y
Battery range up to 331 miles
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£511* / month
(£54,990)
Big fan of the Tesla Model 3 but want a bit more space? Then the Model Y is for you. It has the same tech-laden, minimalist interior - only with a lot more room. The ride is a bit firm, but a range of up to 315 miles is hard to sniff at.
7. Ford Mustang Mach-e
Battery range up to 379 miles
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£519* / month
The Ford Mustang Mach-e is a big electric SUV that’s also pretty fun to drive. Quick, too. Its interior isn’t quite as posh as you might like, but it is very functional. It’s a bit uncomfortable and jiggly at times, too.
8. Volvo XC40 Recharge
Battery range up to 264 miles
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£477* / month
(£43,050)
The Volvo XC40 Recharge doesn’t come cheap, but for your money you get a posh interior, fantastic looks and a tonne of performance. Electric range isn’t too bad either, at 257 miles.
9. Peugeot e-2008
Battery range up to 191 miles
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£368* / month
(£30,739)
The Peugeot e-2008 might not be one of the biggest electric SUVs here, but it is one of the more affordable - and it wins points for that. It’s got a range of just over 200 miles, and a very smart interior. The boot is large for a smaller car, too.
10. Audi e-tron
Battery range up to 310 miles
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£537* / month
(£57,742)
This big, posh Audi e-tron is not only impressively fast, it’s extremely comfortable and quiet out on the motorway too. It can manage a range of 250 miles, though, which isn’t outstanding by today’s standards for a car this size.
