Electric cars have come a long way. You now have a variety of options up to 200 miles range, including SUVs, sedans and sedans. In fact, all of the models on this list have a range of over 200 miles. If you’re concerned about the cost of an electric vehicle, here’s another nice surprise: some of the vehicles on this list have a manufacturer’s suggested retail price that starts at $ 30,000.
10. Porsche Taycan 2020
The new Porsche Taycan.
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As we noted in our first review of the 201-mile Porsche Taycan lineup, “The Porsche sedan feels as substantial as the company’s Panamera, and as sporty as its 911. Although the build quality is excellent, and the list of options is wide, more important for an enthusiast is the fact that the electric drive of the Taycan does not interfere with driving; in fact, we would say that its smooth implementation improves the driving experience. “
- Starting price: $ 152,250
- Full charge range: 201 miles
- Charging time at 240 V: 9 hours (east)
- Power: 670 horsepower, 626 lb-ft
- Battery: 93.4 kWh lithium ion
- EPA fuel economy equivalent: 69 MPGe (combined city / highway)
9. Nissan Leaf Plus 2020
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Leaf is available in two different forms: Leaf and Leaf Plus. Go for the Leaf Plus and you’ll get sleek styling, spacious interior and semi-autonomous ProPilot Assist driving, as well as 226 miles of range.
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- Starting price: $ 39,125
- Full charge range: 226 miles
- Charging time at 240 V: approximately 11.5 hours
- Horsepower: 214 horsepower, 250 lb-ft of torque
- Battery: 62 kWh lithium ion
- EPA fuel economy equivalent: 108 MPGe (combined city / highway)
8. 2020 Jaguar I-Pace
The Jaguar I-Pace
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The 2020 Jaguar I-Pace is the smallest crossover produced by Jaguar and has 234 miles of fully electric range. It also offers the attractive style and entertaining driving experience that the name Jaguar represents. And even if it doesn’t look like a typical SUV, the I-Pace has off-road skills.
- Starting price: $ 70,875
- Full charge range: 234 miles
- Charging time at 240 V: 12.9 hours.
- Power: 394 horsepower, 512 lb-ft of torque
- Battery: 90 kWh lithium ion
- EPA fuel economy equivalent: 76 MPGe (combined city / highway)
7. 2020 Kia Niro EV
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The Kia Niro has an elegant but imposing exterior and an attractive and functional interior for 5 passengers. With 239 miles of range, you also get an excellent 10-year / 100,000 mile powertrain warranty, a range of trim and a solid list of safety and technology features.
- Starting price: $ 40,210
- Full charge range: 239 miles
- Charging time at 240 V: 9.5 hours.
- Power: 201 horsepower, 291 lb-ft of torque
- Battery: 64 kWh lithium ion
- EPA fuel economy equivalent: 112 MPGe (combined city / highway)
6. Hyundai Kona electric 2020
The Hyundai Kona.
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The Kona subcompact SUV offers a range of 258 miles. It also has all the versatility, friendliness and characteristics of Gas Kona, which is known for its value and appearance.
- Starting price: $ 38,310
- Full charge range: 258 miles
- Charging time at 240 V: 9.5 hours.
- Power: 201 horsepower, 291 lb-ft of torque
- Battery: 64 kWh lithium ion
- EPA fuel economy equivalent: 120 MPGe (combined city / highway)
5. Chevrolet Bolt EV 2020
The Chevy Bolt.
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When it was released, the Chevrolet Bolt EV was the first conventional vehicle to achieve more than 230 miles of range per charge. As the electric car segment continues to improve, the Bolt has also been updated. Its range is now 259 miles, which is the best in its class. The Bolt is fast, quiet, compatible and versatile. It’s a great city car or a runabout, and with a little planning for recharging, it can even be a road trip.
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- Starting price: $ 37,495
- Full charge range: 259 miles
- Charging time at 240 V: 10 hours (east)
- Power: 200 horsepower, 266 pound-feet of torque
- Battery: 60 kWh lithium ion
- EPA fuel economy equivalent: 118 MPGe (combined city / highway)
4. Tesla Model Y 2020
The Tesla Y model.
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The latest model, the Y model, is a 7-seater SUV. It is similar to a scaled-down version of the X model but without the funky falcon-wing doors. Our first glimpse of the Y model explains: “The interior offers a feeling of space thanks to a large panoramic glass roof, which eliminates any indication of claustrophobia inside the 7-passenger cabin. The driver and front passenger are seated in bucket seats identical to those in Model 3. The second row sits next to three – folds down to provide more cargo space when needed. The Y model also promises excellent performance, going from 0 to 60 mph in just 3.5 seconds.
- Starting price: $ 54,190
- Full charge range: 315 miles
- Charging time at 240 V: 10 hours (east)
- Battery: 75 kWh lithium-ion polymer
- EPA fuel economy equivalent: 121 MPGe (combined city / highway)
3. Tesla Model X long range 2020
Capable of covering more than 325 miles on a single charge, accelerating to 60 mph in less than three seconds and carrying up to seven people, the 2020 Tesla Model X makes electric vehicle ownership a viable alternative to a petrol model. New competitors are on sale or coming, but Tesla’s dominance on the electric car playground remains intact. Tesla has announced plans for a Long Range Plus version of the Model X, with a range of 351 miles.
- Starting price: $ 89,690
- Full charge range: 328 miles
- Charging time at 240 V: 10 hours (east)
- Battery: 100 kWh lithium ion
- EPA fuel economy equivalent: 96 MPGe (combined city / highway)
2. Tesla model 3 long range 2020
Consider the Tesla Model 3 electric car for the masses. Last year it was the best-selling compact luxury car in America. As we say in our expert opinion: “This elegant 5-seater sedan dazzles with a wide range of electricity, modern technology and a starting price of around $ 40,000. For those who can change the lease or the payment of the loan, the smallest and cheapest Tesla offers ease of daily use, surprisingly fun ways to drive, impressive safety ratings and an intriguing vision of the future. without petrol.
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- Starting price: $ 50,190
- Full charge range: 330 miles
- Charging time at 240 V: 10 hours (east)
- Battery: 75 kWh lithium ion
- EPA fuel economy equivalent: 130 MPGe (combined city / highway)
1. Tesla Model S 2020 long range
Tesla Model S.
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In our expert opinion: “The Tesla Model S is an electric 5-passenger sportback that offers up to 373 miles of autonomy on a single battery charge. Inside, a large 17-inch screen dominates the minimalist interior and controls almost all of the vehicle’s functions. Meanwhile, a pair of electric motors generates enormous torque that allows this sensitive but elegant car to outperform most honest supercars while carrying up to 63.3 cubic feet of cargo. “Tesla also announced that there will soon be a Model S Long Range Plus with a range of 391 miles.
- Starting price: $ 81,190
- Full Charge Range: 373 miles
- Charging time at 240 V: 12 hours (east)
- Battery: 100 kWh lithium ion
- EPA fuel economy equivalent: 111 MPGe (combined city / highway)