Best used electric cars: 14 second-hand EVs that need to go onto your shortlist
Choose from one of these top picks and you'll be driving a well-sorted electric car
Volkswagen ID.3
“It's roomy, quiet, comfortable and soothing. It's efficient and has a good range.”
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"MG really has played a bit of a blinder here: where ‘legacy’ manufacturers are busy making electric cars expensive, MG has thrown a large cat among the pigeons."
BMW i4
“We like the Model 3 and Polestar 2, but there's still room for a sweet-driving alternative. The i4 is that alternative.”
Advertisement - Page continues belowAudi Q4 e-tron
“The Q4 e-tron is a useful family SUV that just happens to be electric. It’s relentlessly capable and easy to live with as a car full stop. If you’re making the switch to electric it’s a great place to start, a deft blend of EV glamour and SUV practicality.”
Read Top Gear's review of the Audi Q4 e-tronNissan Leaf
“The gen-2 Leaf hits a broad sweet spot of usability, likability and affordability. Can now be had with added range too”
Read Top Gear's review of the Nissan LeafHyundai Kona
“People buy on style more than anything else in this segment, so it’s almost incidental that the Kona is a reasonably well-sorted thing underneath.”
Mercedes-Benz EQC
“Merc has done all it can to ease the transition to finding energy from power points not petrol stations.”
Advertisement - Page continues belowTesla Model 3
"This is the future we were promised – a car with sentience, a sense of humour, and a fresh take on the old norms. After trying this, your old repmobile will just feel a bit dull."
Read our review of the Tesla Model 3BMW i3
"Still one of the most complete, cleverest and best thought through electric cars of them all."
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"The Renault Zoe is Europe’s best-selling electric car thus far. It’s hugely popular – and with good reason."
Jaguar I-Pace
"It’s an electric car that you’ll actually want to own and enjoy driving."
Vauxhall Corsa-e
"If you’ve been curious about going electric but are a little risk-averse, the Corsa Electric might just be for you."
Peugeot e-208
"The e-208's combination of range, easy personality, value and surprising desirability make it a strong contender."
Kia Niro
"Underneath the Niro is as strong as ever in this second-generation. It’s still not the most exciting thing in the world and the EV is the better car to drive thanks to its super smooth power delivery and pleasant silence inside."
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