Although I know that most enthusiasts aren't fans of electric vehicles, I have to say that since my first experience I've been intrigued. In some cases, I've even been delighted.
They're fun and interesting products in their own way. While I wouldn't want to have one as my sole vehicle, I could easily see myself having one or two in a fleet. Why? Well, they have their own unique benefits and for an everyday beater, I can't think of a better reason to snap up an EV.
But you don't just have one or two options in the market anymore. Our friends across the pond in the U.K. decided to put together a group test featuring an existing player and several newcomers. So, how did it shake out? See the verdict below.
**For the FULL test write up, click "Read Article" below!1st - BMW i3 94Ah
"So good that it'll make you think differently about EVs. The i3 is one of the best urban cars money can buy, and great fun to drive."
2nd - Volkswagen e-Golf
"Pioneering technology delivered with VW polish. E-Golf is strong in every important area but curiously expensive on a monthly basis."
3rd - Hyundai Ioniq Electric Premium SE
"Hyundai's first dedicated battery car shows plenty of promise but needs better dynamic finishing. Good on value, practicality and range."
4th - Nissan Leaf 30kWh Tekna
"Original electric poster boy shows how far rivals have moved the game on. Leaf is still very credible and genuinely usable, though."
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