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Tesla Model S
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Pros & Cons
Gold standard of EVs; every other manufacturer is playing catch-up with it
Higher-end versions can manage up to 400 miles on a single charge
Practical, has tons of cargo space plus a front trunk
Driver-assistance features like autopilot are the best on the market
Lot of nerve for Tesla to charge an additional $10,000 for self-driving features on top of the car's sticker price
Tesla reinvented the steering wheel and some find the new 'steering yoke' hard to use
Standard Special Features
Automated emergency braking, lane keeping and lane warnings, fold-down back seats, Netflix and Youtube apps in the console
Base Price
$70,620
Seating Capacity
Seats 5
Rated MPGe
117 MPGe
Drivetrain
AWD
Cargo Space
58.1 cubic feet
Towing Capacity
None
Cupholders
Two
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Porsche Taycan
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Pros & Cons
Really does feel like a Porsche in both performance and build quality
Reviewers say it's really fun to drive, responsive acceleration
Big backseat, which isn't common among sports cars
Can charge 75% in 23 minutes in peak conditions
Can be hard to get in and out of the car
Price makes it a poor choice for anyone looking for a practical car
Doesn't have the range that competitors like the Model S have
Standard Special Features
Automated emergency braking, lane detection and lane assist, heated steering wheel and seats, four-zone climate control, seat massager, refrigerated glovebox, two-speed transmission
Base Price
$84,050
Seating Capacity
Seats 4
Rated MPGe
79 MPGe
Drivetrain
RWD
Cargo Space
14.3 cubic feet
Towing Capacity
None
Cupholders
Two
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VW ID.4
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Pros & Cons
Relatively inexpensive for an EV, intended to be a practical daily driver
Roomy interior, good choice for those with kids or large pets
More expensive configurations have all-wheel drive
Excellent choice to switch to from a gas-powered SUV in the same price range
Doesn't have any meaningful acceleration
Software for the infotainment display isn't the best
Can get flashier cars like the Model 3 for a similar price
Standard Special Features
Automated emergency braking, pedestrian detection, lane detection and lane assist, adaptive cruise control, semi-autonomous driving mode, heated seats, heated steering wheel, regenerative braking
Base Price
$41,190
Seating Capacity
Seats 5
Rated MPGe
99 MPGe
Drivetrain
RWD
Cargo Space
64.2 cubic feet
Towing Capacity
2200
Cupholders
Two
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Ford Mustang Mach-E
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Pros & Cons
Very similar to Tesla's more sports-focused cars
Feels like a sports car in both drive style and design
Outdoor noise doesn't bleed into the cabin as much as other EVs
A lot easier to get a Ford serviced and repaired than a Tesla
A good car, but doesn't feel like a Mustang
A lot of torque, but no towing capacity
Far less efficient than other EVs at this price point, will need more charging
Standard Special Features
Adaptive driver profiles, heated seats, heated steering wheel, sunroof
Base Price
$43,995
Seating Capacity
Seats 5
Rated MPGe
100 MPGe
Drivetrain
RWD
Cargo Space
59.7 cubic feet
Towing Capacity
None
Cupholders
Two
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Nissan Leaf
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Pros & Cons
One of the more affordable EVs on the market
Low price and spacious interior means it's a good choice for families
Its infotainment system isn't as complex to navigate as a Tesla's
Comes with lots of safety features standard, semi-autonomous driving is a cheap upgrade
Many reviewers feel that it's a boring option compared to other EVs
Range on the standard model can't top 150 miles even on a good day
More expensive models don't really add much value
Standard Special Features
Automated emergency braking, pedestrian detection, blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, fold-down back seats
Base Price
$28,375
Seating Capacity
Seats 5
Rated MPGe
111 MPGe
Drivetrain
FWD
Cargo Space
30 cubic feet
Towing Capacity
None
Cupholders
Two
Nissan Leaf Full Review
Polestar 2
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Pros & Cons
High-quality crossover SUV looking to compete with Tesla
Focuses more on a luxury feel
Can actually compete with Tesla under the hood, unlike other Tesla killers
Runs Android Automotive OS instead of other car's frustrating proprietary systems
Still slightly outclassed by Teslas in range and acceleration
More expensive than Teslas with similar feature sets as well
Some outlets think the exterior design is lame
Standard Special Features
Automated braking, adaptive cruise control, heated seats, integrated Google Maps nav system, regenerative braking
Base Price
$61,200
Seating Capacity
Seats 5
Rated MPGe
92 MPGe
Drivetrain
AWD
Cargo Space
14.3 cubic feet
Towing Capacity
1 ton
Cupholders
Two
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Volvo XC40 Recharge
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Pros & Cons
Thoughtful, simple design that feels like IKEA made a car
Has a one-pedal driving mode that conserves power in traffic
Reviewers really liked how it feels to drive, good acceleration
Good Android Auto integration, great choice for those who use Android phones
Some reviewers thought the suspension was too stiff
Slightly less range than other EVs of this form factor and price
No Apple CarPlay support
Standard Special Features
Automated emergency braking, lane detection and lane assist, semi-autonomous driving, heated seats, wireless charging pad, regenerative braking
Base Price
$55,085
Seating Capacity
Seats 5
Rated MPGe
79 MPGe
Drivetrain
AWD
Cargo Space
76.6 cubic feet
Towing Capacity
3,307 pounds
Cupholders
Two
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Tesla Model X
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Pros & Cons
Many feel that this is the coolest electric car on the market
Highest-end models can do 0 to 60 in 2.5 seconds
On average, one of the best ranges of any electric car
Futuristic add-ons like autopilot and a 'Summon' feature that lets the car park itself
The build quality feels very cheap for a car this expensive
Some initially non-serious crashes can cause dangerous engine fires
Many anecdotes where Tesla customer service has been unhelpful
Standard Special Features
Automated emergency braking, lane control, all-glass roof, two motors, falcon-wing doors
Base Price
$81,190
Seating Capacity
Seats 5, available in a 7-seat model
Rated MPGe
105 MPGe
Drivetrain
AWD
Cargo Space
87.8 cubic feet
Towing Capacity
4,960 pounds
Cupholders
Three
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Tesla Model 3
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Pros & Cons
Fun to drive, speedy acceleration and slick handling
One of the most practical EVs on the market, affordable with good cargo space
Many outlets love the car's minimalistic interior design
Some configurations feel more like a sports car
Some dislike how every car function is controlled from the touchscreen
The rear seating is cramped and too low for adults to sit comfortably
Many of its features work better on paper than in reality
Standard Special Features
Automated emergency braking, fold-down back seats, all-glass roof, Netflix and Youtube apps in the console
Base Price
$36,200
Seating Capacity
Seats 5
Rated MPGe
131 MPGe
Drivetrain
RWD
Cargo Space
15 cubic feet
Towing Capacity
None
Cupholders
Two
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Tesla Model Y
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Pros & Cons
Comes with an optional third row of seats
Even the base model has a range over 300 miles
Only Tesla model that has the self-driving Autopilot feature standard
More headroom than other Tesla models, great if you like to keep your cowboy hat on
Some quality control issues, especially in the interior
The third row of seats is only good for really short people
The all-glass roof can make the car really hot in warmer climates
Standard Special Features
Automated emergency braking, autopilot, all-glass roof, embedded Youtube, Netflix, and Hulu apps
Base Price
$51,190
Seating Capacity
Seats 5
Rated MPGe
121 MPGe
Drivetrain
AWD
Cargo Space
68 cubic feet
Towing Capacity
None
Cupholders
One
Tesla Model Y Full Review
Lucid Air
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Pros & Cons
Better interior than other manufacturers like Tesla
Larger range on average than most of its competitors
Higher-end models have over a thousand horsepower
Its batteries run more efficiently than basically every other EV
Many of its special features cost more money on top of its sticker price
Won't have Tesla-style autopilot for another three years
In general feels underfeatured compared to other cars at this price
Standard Special Features
Regenerative braking
Base Price
$77,400
Seating Capacity
Five
Rated MPGe
111 MPGe
Drivetrain
Rear-wheel drive
Cargo Space
23 cubic feet
Towing Capacity
None
Cupholders
Three
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Chevy Bolt EV
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Pros & Cons
New redesign for one of the oldest players in this space
Excellent set of standard features, especially at this price
Much more affordable and practical than some other EV SUVs
Chevy will pay to install a Level 2 charging station for you
Consistent problems with battery fire, even on the newest models
No reason to buy the Bolt over more expensive options if you have the cash to do so
Standard Special Features
Automatic emergency braking, forward collision warning, lane warning and lane assist, one-pedal braking
Base Price
$31,995
Seating Capacity
Seats 5
Rated MPGe
120 MPGe
Drivetrain
FWD
Cargo Space
57 cubic feet
Towing Capacity
None
Cupholders
Two
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Kia Niro EV
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Pros & Cons
Very few compromises compared to the gas version of the Niro
Has an alert that'll warn you if you left your kid or dog in the car
Remote-start system lets you warm up the car before it's time to leave
Regenerative braking allows for one-pedal driving
Little opportunity to trick out the car with special features
Some outlets think that the car's interior feels cheap
Kia only sells the full-electric model in some states
Standard Special Features
Zone climate control, fold-down back seats, four levels of regenerative braking
Base Price
$40,265
Seating Capacity
Seats 5
Rated MPGe
112 MPGe
Drivetrain
FWD
Cargo Space
53 cubic feet
Towing Capacity
None
Cupholders
Two
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Mini Cooper Electric
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Pros & Cons
Doesn't feel noticeably different than gas-powered Minis
Small form factor makes it an excellent choice for big-city driving
Even has a self-parking feature if parking this tiny car is too hard for you
Charges faster than other EVs this size and price
Even at its best, its range is barely longer than 100 miles
Can't really transport 4 adults comfortably
Lower center of gravity means a harder ride than a gas-powered Mini
Standard Special Features
Automated emergency braking, forward collision warning, lane departure warning, dual-zone climate control, heated seats, heated steering wheel, two levels of regenerative braking
Base Price
$30,750
Seating Capacity
Seats 4
Rated MPGe
108 MPGe
Drivetrain
FWD
Cargo Space
9 cubic feet
Towing Capacity
None
Cupholders
None
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Audi e-tron
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Pros & Cons
A more practical option for those looking to upgrade from a regular SUV
More comfortable ride in the backseat for adults than some other options
Is available in a 'Sportback' version with a hatchback and extra cargo space
Reviewers like its interior
Some of its features are more practical on paper than in real life
Many essential features like parking cameras are expensive add-ons
Reviewers say its cornering sucks
Standard Special Features
Automatic emergency braking, forward and rear collision warnings, blind spot monitoring, lane departure warnings, in-car WiFi hotspot, heated seats, regenerative braking
Base Price
$66,995
Seating Capacity
Seats 5
Rated MPGe
78 MPGe
Drivetrain
AWD
Cargo Space
57 cubic feet
Towing Capacity
None
Cupholders
Two
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Jaguar i-pace
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Pros & Cons
Good compromise between a luxury Jag feel and a practical SUV
Reviewers like its handling, feels like a sports car even though it has SUV weight
Interior feels luxury, lots of choices in how to outfit it
Many reviewers highlighted its exterior design as excellent
Can be really slow to charge off of a normal outlet
Priced slightly too high to be a real practical option for most
Some outlets felt the front seats were slightly too cramped
Standard Special Features
Automatic emergency braking, forward collision warning, lane detection and lane assist, adaptive cruise control, in-car WiFi hotspot, regenerative braking
Base Price
$71,050
Seating Capacity
Seats 5
Rated MPGe
76 MPGe
Drivetrain
AWD
Cargo Space
54.1 cubic feet
Towing Capacity
None
Cupholders
None
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