Best electric SUVs 2025

Škoda Elroq 

Škoda’s made its fair share of mid-size electric SUVs, and the Elroq is the result of years of hard work. 

It’s smart, handsome and shows exactly what Škoda is all about – being affordable and ‘Simply Clever’. 

• Electric range: 360 miles 

• Battery size: 82kWh 

• Charging speed: 175kW (10-80% in 28min) 

• Boot space: 470 litres (1,580 litres with the rear seats folded) 

BYD SEALION 7 

If you want a soft-riding electric family car, a BYD SEALION 7 is a great choice for you. 

From its 15.6-inch rotating central touchscreen to the powerful 50W wireless charger, it’s a proper tech fest; it’s also a very competent and clever electric car. 

• Electric range: 312 miles 

• Battery size: 91.3kWh 

• Charging speed: 230kW (10-80% in 24min) 

• Boot space: 520 litres (1,789 litres with the rear seats folded) 

Renault Scenic E-Tech 

The Renault Scenic name was once used for a seven-seater MPV but has now come back as a proper electric SUV. 

Its sharp exterior looks and unique 12-inch portrait screen make it stand out among the crowd (and especially compared to its predecessor).  

• Electric range: 379 miles 

• Battery size: 87kWh 

• Charging speed: 150kW (15-80% in 30min) 

• Boot space: 545 litres (1,670 litres with the rear seats folded) 

Kia EV9 

If you like mammoth proportions, incredible EV technology and a seven-year warranty, a Kia EV9 is for you. 

Plus, it’s one of the few seven-seaters out there that can genuinely fit seven fully grown adults. Don’t believe us? Try it for yourself and you’ll never look back. 

• Electric range: 349 miles 

• Battery size: 99.8kWh 

• Charging speed: 350kW (10-80% in 25min) 

• Boot space: 333 litres (828 litres with the third row folded) 

Peugeot e-3008 

Peugeot’s been pumping out new models like there’s no tomorrow, but despite this fast-paced nature, they’re genuinely good. 

The Peugeot e-3008 is the middle-ground between the 2008 and 5008, bringing lots of interior space and a 21-inch panoramic infotainment screen. 

• Electric range: 435 miles 

• Battery size: 98kWh 

• Charging speed: 160kW (20-80% in 30min) 

• Boot space: 520 litres (1,480 litres with the rear seats folded) 

BMW iX 

Luxury interiors are always welcome, and the BMW iX has one of the best for an electric SUV. It definitely has a premium feel, as you’d expect from the higher price. 

Not just that, but it drives really well. It’s fast, quiet, comfortable and doesn’t feel its size out on the road. 

• Electric range: 426 miles 

• Battery size: 109kWh 

• Charging speed: 195kW (10-80% in 35min) 

• Boot space: 500 litres (1,790 litres with the rear seats folded) 

Polestar 3 

Building on the popular ‘2’, the Polestar 3 is a large family SUV with impressive EV credentials, a Scandinavian minimalist design and killer looks. 

It offers a competitive range compared to rivals, adding high-end options such as an environmentally friendly interior and Bowers & Wilkins speakers in the headrests. 

Craig Hale, our motoring writer, said: "The Polestar 3 Long range Dual motor is an undeniably impressive SUV, offering a premium feel with cutting-edge technology and a well-balanced driving experience that’s both refined and sporty."

• Electric range: 438 miles 

• Battery size: 111kWh 

• Charging speed: 250kW (10-80% in 30min) 

• Boot space: 484 litres (1,411 litres with the rear seats folded) 

Tesla Model Y 

Tesla is always looking at ways to improve and innovate, and the Tesla Model Y is a prime example of this. 

With every facelift comes upgraded comfort, tech and practicality. If you're looking for a fast, family-friendly EV that's fun to drive, the Model Y makes a strong case. 

• Electric range: 387 miles 

• Battery size: 75kWh 

• Charging speed: 250kW (10-80% in 27min) 

• Boot space: 854 litres (2,041 litres with the rear seats folded)