The new Kona is more comfortable than the old car and a longer wheelbase means it’s much more spacious inside, too. No matter which version you go for, all Hyundai Kona Electric models get a striking (perhaps too much for some) exterior design and a slick dual-screen infotainment setup. Sharing many of its parts with the Kia Niro EV, the new battery-powered Kona is available in two forms: one with a compelling price of around £35,000, and another with a country-crossing 300-mile range.
If you’re looking for an electric family car, few do it all like the new Hyundai Kona Electric. Make sure to check out the winners of the 2023 DrivingElectric Awards and our list of the best electric cars as well to see what’s impressed us the most over the past year – and don't forget to follow DrivingElectric on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube for the very latest news and reviews. To make finding the electric SUV that’s right for you a little easier, we’ve put together our round-up of the top 10 best electric SUVs on sale in 2023, with video reviews on (nearly) all of them below so you can learn more: Polestar, Jeep, Volvo, Mercedes, Ford, Peugeot and Lotus are all launching new ones during 2023, while Kia’s upcoming flagship, the EV9, is a zero-emissions seven-seater and a pure-electric Range Rover is set to arrive by 2024. The number of electric SUVs on the market is constantly expanding, too.
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In addition, company-car drivers will appreciate electric SUVs' rock-bottom Benefit-in-Kind (BiK) rates and zero road tax until 2025, while those who frequently drive into central London will enjoy exemption from the Congestion Charge (also until 2025). These zero-emissions family haulers boast a desirable set of attributes: fashionable styling, useful practicality and low running costs.
From the affordable MG ZS EV and Kia Niro EV to the exciting Mercedes EQS SUV with its ‘Hyperscreen’ infotainment and the ridiculously fast Tesla Model Y, the UK's best-selling electric car last year. If you’re in the market for an electric SUV, there’s no shortage of choice these days.
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