There is now an abundance of choice in the availability of pure electric vehicles in the UK, to include all-electric saloons, all-electric hatchbacks, all-electric superminis and yes, all-electric SUVs. All these electric vehicles (EVs) come in different sizes and prices, to suit the needs and budgets of all families.
The UK market has seen a significant increase in the availability of battery-electric SUV i.e. all-electric SUVs. It is not surprising to see this increase, as this segment is hugely popular with families across the UK, given the practicality of interior seating space and boot space. Within the e-SUV segment, the choice of affordable electric compact SUVs for families keen on migrating to environment-friendly electric driving is impressive. Pure electric SUVs are becoming hugely popular as these electric vehicles (EVs) are cheap to run (running a compact pure electric SUV can cost as little a 3 pence per mile), improve air quality (zero-tailpipe emissions) and lower the negative impact on our environment.
Apart from the environmental benefits, small electric cars/ SUVs can save individuals and families a lot of money. As an example, if you charge a small electric SUV overnight, you can achieve a fully charged EV battery in under £5. To fill a petrol and diesel small car is significantly more, and in most case more than £50 for a full tank. The annual savings to the family budget are significant when switching to pure electric driving.
Moreover, the latest affordable pure electric SUVs have impressive electric range and can easily meet the needs of most families and individuals. In most cases these e-SUVs can achieve close to 200 miles (WLTP) range and in some cases closer to 300 miles. As an example, the all-electric Hyundai Kona SUV has a WLTP range of 300 miles. In any case, in the UK the average car journey is 12 miles, so for most requirements, a small electric SUV, will be perfect.
All these electric SUVs are equipped for rapid charging and in most cases the EV battery can achieve 0-80% SOC within 40 minutes. Of course, also keep in mind that more than 80% of the time, electric cars are charged overnight at home using a dedicated charging station. We at e-zoomed strongly encourage the use of a high-quality EV charging point for home charging. At e-zoomed there is a fantastic selection of electric car charging points to include a seamless installation service. Follow this link to learn more.
The pure electric SUVs below combine elegance, performance and practicality with ease. There is ample room for children to sit on the rear seats and to carry their school gear and more in the boot. Moreover these green SUVs are also a perfect getaway vehicle for family outings and weekends, without worrying about range anxiety! Of course these electric vehicles are also well suited for chores like grocery shopping, school-runs etc. You can lease electric cars at fantastic prices via e-zoomed to include electric SUVs! Follow this link to learn more!
Overview There is now an abundance of choice in the availability of pure electric vehicles in the UK, to include all-electric saloons, all-electric hatchbacks, all-electric superminis and yes, all-electric…
Overview There is now an abundance of choice in the availability of pure electric vehicles in the UK, to include all-electric saloons, all-electric hatchbacks, all-electric superminis and yes, all-electric…
Overview There is now an abundance of choice in the availability of pure electric vehicles in the UK, to include all-electric saloons, all-electric hatchbacks, all-electric superminis and yes, all-electric…
Overview There is now an abundance of choice in the availability of pure electric vehicles in the UK, to include all-electric saloons, all-electric hatchbacks, all-electric superminis and yes, all-electric…
Overview There is now an abundance of choice in the availability of pure electric vehicles in the UK, to include all-electric saloons, all-electric hatchbacks, all-electric superminis and yes, all-electric…
The all-electric Mazda MX-30 crossoverSUV, is the first production battery-electric vehicle (BEV) from Mazda. The pure electric compact SUV was unveiled at the 2019 Tokyo Motor Show. The Mazda electric vehicle (EV) has been positioned for the urban driver, with the Japanese automotive manufacturer following a very similar ethos to Honda-e, in keeping the EV battery size small. Both the Mazda MX-30 and Honda-e use a 35.5 kWh lithium-ion EV battery.
Mazda is unique, in that, one of the key determinants of the EV battery size was the ‘life-cycle’ environmental impact. According to Mazda, the smaller battery pack has a more positive environmental footprint, challenging some of the conventional wisdom in the electric vehicle sector, with automotive manufacturers aspiring for large EV batteries with longer zero-emission range.
The electric vehicle is positioned for the young urban commuter and its 35.5 kWh battery size reflects the shorter city commutes. However, the 124 miles zero-emission electric range can easily be used for weekend getaways. The battery is supplied by Panasonic. The company has also opted for low-impact and sustainable materials for the inside cabin, to include, recycled plastic bottles and cork harvested from the bark of trees without felling.
The e-SUV is affordable and eligible for the UK government plug-in incentive (PiCG). The electric vehicle (EV) has a 6.6 kW AC on-board charger and is capable of DC charging up to 50 kW (0-80%: 36 mins). A perfect step into affordable and fun urban electric driving.
The Mazda MX-30 Electric SUV (credit: Mazda)
At A Glance
EV Type:
Battery-Electric Vehicle (BEV)
Vehicle Type:
SUV (Compact Crossover)
Plug-In Car Grant (PiCG):
Available
Engine:
Electric
Available In UK:
Yes
Variants (4 Options)
SE-L LUX (from £26,045)
First Edition (from £27,995)
Sport LUX (from £28,045)
GT Sport Tech (from £30,345)
PROS
CONS
An affordable compact electric SUV
Limited electric range
Familiar in design to petrol variants (for those consumers who prefer familiarity when migrating to electric driving)
Access to rear seats not easy
Low-impact and sustainable materials for the inside cabin
Limited legroom, headroom for rear seats and small boot space
EV Battery & Emissions
EV Battery Type:
Lithium-ion
EV Battery Capacity:
Available in one battery size: 35.5 kWh
Charging:
50 kW DC Rapid Charging (0-80%: 36 mins). On board charger: 6.6 kW AC
Charge Port:
Type 2
EV Cable Type:
Type 2
Tailpipe Emissions:
0g (CO2/km)
Battery Warranty:
8 years or 100,000 miles
Dimensions
Height (mm):
1555
Width (mm):
1795
Length (mm):
4395
Wheelbase (mm):
2655
First Edition
EV Battery Capacity:
35.5 kWh
Pure Electric Range (WLTP):
124 miles
Electric Energy Consumption (kWh/100km):
19.0
Charging:
50 kW DC Rapid Charging (0-80%: 36 mins). On board charger: 6.6 kW AC
Top Speed:
87 mph
0-62 mph:
9.7 seconds
Drive:
Front-wheel drive (FWD)
Electric Motor (kW):
107
Max Power (PS):
145
Torque (Nm):
271
Transmission:
Automatic
Seats:
5
Doors:
5
Kerb Weight (kg):
1,645
Colours:
4
The All-Electric MG ZS EV SUV
The pure electric MG ZS EV was unveiled in 2016 at the Guangzhou Auto Show. The e-SUV was launched in 2017 in China. The MG ZS EV is a practical and affordable electric vehicle (EV), appropriate for families keen to migrate to zero-emission electric driving, but at prices that are affordable. The MG ZS EV is priced below £35,000 and therefore eligible for the UK government plug-in car grant (PiCG).
The e-SUV is practical and versatile without compromising on comfort. The rear seats are comfortable for adults, with ample legroom and headroom. Also decent boot space. The electric vehicle (EV) has a decent range (over 160 miles WLTP on a full charge), more than appropriate for most family requirements, to include, school runs, family outings, grocery shopping and a lot more! The BEV is available in only one EV battery size (44.5 kWh). The SUV is equipped with a decent infotainment system and other driver aids. A perfect step into electric driving: affordable and practical.
The All-Electric MG ZS EV SUV (credit: MG)
At A Glance
EV Type:
Battery-Electric Vehicle (BEV)
Vehicle Type:
SUV
Plug-In Car Grant (PiCG):
Available
Engine:
Electric
Available In UK:
Yes
Variants (2 Options)
Excite (from £28,595)
Exclusive (from £31,095)
PROS
CONS
An affordable compact family electric SUV
Not fitted with a heat pump, which increases energy use efficiency
Ample headroom and legroom at the rear
DC charging only up to 50 KW
Decent drive
Interior quality can be improved
EV Battery & Emissions
EV Battery Type:
Lithium-ion
EV Battery Capacity:
Available in one battery size: 44.5 kWh
Charging:
50 kW Rapid Charging. On board charger: 7kW AC
Charge Port:
Type 2
EV Cable Type:
Type 2
Tailpipe Emissions:
0g (CO2/km)
Battery Warranty:
7 years or 80,000 miles
Dimensions
Height (mm):
1620 – 1644
Width (mm):
1809
Length (mm):
4314
Wheelbase (mm):
2579
MG ZS EV Excite
EV Battery Capacity:
44.5 kWh
Pure Electric Range (WLTP):
163 miles
Electric Energy Consumption (kWh/100km):
12.8
Charging:
50 kW Rapid Charging (0-80%: 40 mins). On board charger: 7kW AC
Top Speed:
87 mph
0-60 mph:
8.2 seconds
Drive:
Front-wheel drive (FWD)
Electric Motor (kW):
105
Horsepower (PS):
143
Torque (Nm):
353
Transmission:
Automatic
Seats:
5
Doors:
5
Kerb Weight (kg):
1,502
Colours:
4
The All-Electric KIA e-Niro SUV
Like the all-new Kia Soul EV SUV, the Kia e-Niro pure electric SUV has been positioned for ‘affordability’ and ‘value’. Of course, as one would expect, there is much in common between the two pure electric compact crossovers SUVs from Kia.
Kia Corporation, launched the all-electricKia e-Niro in 2018 at the International Electric Vehicle Expo in Korea. The Kia Niro concept was unveiled at the 2013 Frankfurt Auto Show. The emission-free e-Niro order book opened in the UK in January 2019, with the initial allocation sold out within three weeks. The EV has also won the prestigious 2019 What Car? Car of the Year award. It is the first ever all-electric SUV to win this accolade. The e-SUV has also won the prestigious WhatCar? Car of the Year 2021 award.
The All-Electric KIA e-Niro SUV (credit: KIA)
At A Glance
EV Type:
Battery-Electric Vehicle (BEV)
Vehicle Type:
SUV
Plug-In Car Grant (PiCG):
Available only for Niro ‘2’ and Niro ‘2’ 64 kWh
Engine:
Electric
Available In UK:
Yes
Variants (4 Options)
e-Niro ‘2’ (from £30,345)
e-Niro ‘2’ 64 kWh (from £32,445)
e-Niro “3′ (from £37,100)
e-Niro ‘4+’ (from £39,395)
PROS
CONS
Affordable electric compact SUV for families and good all-rounder
The exterior stying is not for everyone
Good EV range
39 kWh battery option has limited range
Winner of WhatCar? Car of the Year award
There is room for improvement for the interior
EV Battery & Emissions
EV Battery Type:
Lithium-ion
EV Battery Capacity:
Available in two battery sizes: 39 kWh/ 64 kWh
Charging:
100 kW Rapid Charging. On board charger: 7.2 kW AC
Charge Port:
Type 2
EV Cable Type:
Type 2
Tailpipe Emissions:
0g (CO2/km)
Warranty:
7 years or 100,000 miles
Dimensions
Height (mm):
1560
Width (mm):
1805
Length (mm):
4375
Wheelbase (mm):
2700
e-Niro 39 kWh
EV Battery Capacity:
39 kWh
Pure Electric Range (WLTP):
180 miles (combined)
Electric Energy Consumption (Wh/km):
153
Charging:
100 kW Rapid Charging (on board charger: 7.2 kW AC)
Top Speed:
96 mph
0-60 mph:
9.5 seconds
Drive:
Front-wheel drive (FWD)
Electric Motor (kW):
100
Max Power (bhp):
134
Torque (Nm):
395
Transmission:
Automatic
Seats:
5
Doors:
5
Kerb Weight (kg):
1,667
Colours:
5
e-Niro 64 kWh
EV Battery Capacity:
64 kWh
Pure Electric Range (WLTP):
282 miles (combined)
Electric Energy Consumption (Wh/km):
159
Charging:
100 kW Rapid Charging (on board charger: 7.2 kW AC)
Top Speed:
104 mph
0-60 mph:
7.5 seconds
Drive:
Front-wheel drive (FWD)
Electric Motor (kW):
150
Max Power (bhp):
201
Torque (Nm):
395
Transmission:
Automatic
Seats:
5
Doors:
5
Kerb Weight (kg):
1,812
Colours:
5
The Hyundai New Kona Electric SUV
The pure electric Hyundai Kona Electric EV was launched in South Korea in 2018. The Kona has also been available as an internal combustion engine (ICE) variant since 2017. The vehicle is named after the western district of the island of Hawaii.
The Kona e-SUV is the second pure electric car from the South Korean manufacturer. The first was the all-electric IONIQ EV. The upgraded New Kona Electric SUV EV is a practical and affordable electric vehicle (EV), appropriate for families keen to migrate to zero-emission electric driving, but at prices that are affordable. The SE Connect and Premium trims are priced below £35,000 and therefore eligible for the UK government plug-in car grant (PiCG). The Ultimate trim is not eligible for the PiCG.
The e-SUV is practical and versatile with an excellent zero-emission range. The KONA SUV EV is available in two EV battery sizes (39.2 kWh and 64 kWh), with a WLTP range up to 300 miles for the larger lithium-ion EV battery. The compact crossover electric SUV is more than appropriate for most family requirements, to include, school runs, family outings, weekend trips, grocery shopping and a lot more! The electric vehicle (EV) also has a 10.5 kW AC on-board charger and is capable of DC charging up to 100 kW (0-80%: 47 mins). A perfect step into affordable and fun electric driving.
The Hyundai New Kona Electric SUV (credit: Hyundai)
Infotainment system has Apple CarPlay/ android auto
Interior quality can be improved
EV Battery & Emissions
EV Battery Type:
Lithium-ion
EV Battery Capacity:
Available in two battery sizes: 39.2 kWh/ 64 kWh
Charging:
100 kW DC Rapid Charging (0-80%: 47 mins). On board charger: 10.5 kW AC
Charge Port:
Type 2
EV Cable Type:
Type 2
Tailpipe Emissions:
0g (CO2/km)
Battery Warranty:
8 years or 100,000 miles
Dimensions
Height (mm):
1570
Width (mm):
1800
Length (mm):
4205
Wheelbase (mm):
2600
New KONA Electric (39.2 kWh)
EV Battery Capacity:
39.2 kWh
Pure Electric Range (WLTP):
189 miles
Electric Energy Consumption (kWh/100km):
14.3
Charging:
100 kW DC Rapid Charging (0-80%: 47 mins). On board charger: 10.5 kW AC
Top Speed:
96 mph
0-62 mph:
9.9 seconds
Drive:
Front-wheel drive (FWD)
Electric Motor (kW):
136
Horsepower (PS):
100
Torque (Nm):
395
Transmission:
Automatic
Seats:
5
Doors:
5
Kerb Weight (kg):
1,535 – 1593
Colours:
10
New KONA Electric (64 kWh)
EV Battery Capacity:
64 kWh
Pure Electric Range (WLTP):
300 miles
Electric Energy Consumption (kWh/100km):
14.7
Charging:
100 kW DC Rapid Charging (0-80%: 47 mins). On board charger: 10.5 kW AC
Top Speed:
104 mph
0-62 mph:
7.9 seconds
Drive:
Front-wheel drive (FWD)
Electric Motor (kW):
204
Horsepower (PS):
150
Torque (Nm):
395
Transmission:
Automatic
Seats:
5
Doors:
5
Kerb Weight (kg):
1,658 – 1,743
Colours:
10
The All-Electric Skoda ENYAQ iV SUV
The Skoda ENYAQ iV is Skoda’s first pure electric SUV and second battery-electric vehicle (BEV). The EV uses the Volkswagen Group’s MEB EV platform (the Volkswagen all-electric ID.3 uses the same platform). The nameplate has been derived from the Irish name ‘Enya’, which means ‘source of life’. The ‘E’ refers to electromobility and the ‘Q’ characterising the final letters of SKODA’s SUV family.
The Skoda ENYAQ is an affordable pure electric SUV, well suited for families keen to migrate to zero-tailpipe emission electric driving, seeking affordability and practicality. The e-SUV has been awarded the maximum five stars by WhatCar? and the reviewer describes the EV as “practical, good to drive, smart inside and well-equipped”.
The All-Electric Skoda ENYAQ iV SUV Available To Lease Via e-zoomed (credit: Skoda)
At A Glance
EV Type:
Battery-Electric Vehicle (BEV)
Vehicle Type:
SUV
Plug-In Car Grant (PiCG):
Available on only one model (ENYAQ iV 60 Nav)
Engine:
Electric
Available In UK:
Yes
Variants (3 Options)
ENYAQ iV 60 Nav (from £31,995): standard trim Loft. Optional trims: Suite, Lounge, ecoSuite, Lodge
ENYAQ iV 80 (from £39,350): standard trim Loft. Optional trims: Suite, Lounge, ecoSuite, Lodge
ENYAQ iV Sport Line 80 (from £42,900): standard trim: Sport Line
PROS
CONS
Affordable electric SUV for families and good all-rounder
Electric performance won’t set the heart racing
Ample interior (rear seats) and boot space
On board charger limited to 7.2 kW AC
Good quality interior
Not all variants come with 125 kW DC charging as standard
EV Battery & Emissions
EV Battery Type:
Lithium-ion
EV Battery Capacity:
Available in two battery sizes: 62 kWh/ 82 kWh
Charging:
Up to 125 kW Rapid Charging. On board charger: 7.2 kW AC
Charge Port:
Type 2
EV Cable Type:
Type 2
Tailpipe Emissions:
0g (CO2/km)
Warranty:
8 years or 100,000 miles
Dimensions
Height (mm):
1616
Width (mm):
1879
Length (mm):
4649
Wheelbase (mm):
2765
ENYAQ iV 60 Nav
EV Battery Capacity:
62 kWh
Pure Electric Range (WLTP):
256 miles (combined)
Electric Energy Consumption (miles/kWh):
4.0
Charging:
100 kW Rapid Charging (on board charger: 7.2 kW AC)
Top Speed:
99 mph
0-60 mph:
8.4 seconds
Drive:
Rear-wheel drive (RWD)
Electric Motor (kW):
132
Max Power (PS):
179
Torque (Nm):
310
Transmission:
Automatic
Seats:
5
Doors:
5
Total Vehicle Weight (kg):
2,509
Colours:
8
ENYAQ iV 80
EV Battery Capacity:
82 kWh
Pure Electric Range (WLTP):
333 miles (combined)
Electric Energy Consumption (miles/kWh):
3.7
Charging:
125 kW Rapid Charging (on board charger: 7.2 kW AC)
Top Speed:
99 mph
0-60 mph:
8.2 seconds
Drive:
Rear-wheel drive (RWD)
Electric Motor (kW):
150
Max Power (PS):
204
Torque (Nm):
310
Transmission:
Automatic
Seats:
5
Doors:
5
Total Vehicle Weight (kg):
2,612
Colours:
8
The New All-Electric Mokka-e SUV
The battery-electric vehicle (BEV)SUV variant for the hugely popular petrol and diesel Opel Mokka compact SUV is now available in the UK. The re-designed zero-emission pure electric SUV has a 50kWh EV battery, capable of up to 201 electric miles (WLTP). The electric SUV has three driving modes: Sport, Eco and Normal.
The New All-Electric Mokka-e SUV (credit: Vauxhall)
At A Glance
EV Type:
Battery-Electric Vehicle (BEV)
Vehicle Type:
Compact SUV
Plug-In Car Grant (PiCG):
Available
Engine:
Electric
Available In UK:
Yes
Variants (4 Options)
SE NAV Premium (from £33,040)
SRI NAV Premium (from £34,935)
ELITE NAV Premium (from £34,580 )
Launch Edition (from £34,995)
PROS
CONS
Good all-rounder compact SUV
Infotainment system could be improved
Improved exterior design
Seating 3 adults at the back a challenge
Respectable range
Small boot
100 kW fast charging as standard (11kW on-board charger comes as standard)
Performance unimpressive
Interior quality good
Slightly more expensive when compared to competition
EV Battery & Emissions
EV Battery Type:
Lithium-ion
EV Battery Capacity:
Available in one battery size: 50 kWh
EV Battery Warranty:
8 years/100,000 miles/70% capacity
Charging:
100 kW rapid charging (charge up to 80% in 30 minutes). On-board charger: 11 kW
Charge Port:
Type 2
EV Cable Type:
Type 2
Tailpipe Emissions:
0g (CO2/km)
Dimensions
Height (mm):
1531
Width (mm):
1791
Length (mm):
4151
Wheelbase (mm):
2561
New Mokka-e SE NAV Premium 11kW
EV Battery Capacity:
50 kWh
Pure Electric Range (WLTP):
201 miles
EV Operation Efficiency (kWh/100km):
17.4 kWh
Charging:
100 kW Rapid Charging (on board charger: 11 kW AC)
Top Speed:
93 mph
0-60 mph:
8.7 seconds
Drive:
Front-wheel drive
Electric Motor (kW):
100 kW
Max Power (PS):
136
Torque (Nm):
260
Transmission:
Automatic
Seats:
5
Doors:
5
Kerb Weight (kg):
1,550
Colours:
6
The All-Electric New Peugeot e-2008 SUV
Like the Peugeot pure electric e-208, which hails from the Peugeot 208 supermini portfolio, the pure electric Peugeot e-2008 SUV hails from the successful Peugeot 2008 model lineup. The Peugeot 2008 accounts for nearly 20% of the European sales. By making this successful crossover available in an electric model, the automotive company is safeguarding the future of this popular crossover!
The pure electric e-2008 SUV comes with 3 driving modes: Sport, Normal and Eco. The Eco gives priority to range, while the Sport gives priority to performance (0-60 mph: 8.1 seconds). The Normal mode is for everyday use.
The All-Electric Peugeot e-2008 SUV (credit: Peugeot)
At A Glance
EV Type:
Battery-Electric Vehicle (BEV)
Vehicle Type:
SUV
Plug-In Car Grant (PiCG):
Available for certain models
Engine:
Electric
Available In UK:
Yes
Variants (5 Options)
Active Premium (from £33,230)
Allure (from £34,430)
Allure Premium (from £34,880)
GT (from £37,180)
GT Premium (from £39,180)
PROS
CONS
Good looks and exterior styling
Limited range (real-world range lower than claimed)
100 kW rapid charging standard
More expensive than the e-208 and alternatives
Practical for families
No reversing camera
EV Battery & Emissions
EV Battery Type:
Lithium-ion
EV Battery Capacity:
Available in one battery size: 50 kWh
Charging:
100 kW rapid charging standard (80% charged in under 30 minutes). On-board charger 7.4 kW AC
Like the Kia e-Niro pure electric car, the all-new Kia Soul EV SUV has been positioned for ‘affordability’ and ‘value’. Of course, as one would expect, there is much in common between the two pure electric compact crossovers SUVs from Kia. Kia started developing the all-electric SUV in 2013 and the electric vehicle (EV) was unveiled at the 2014 Chicago Auto Show.
The All-Electric KIA Soul EV SUV (credit: KIA)
At A Glance
EV Type:
Battery-Electric Vehicle (BEV)
Vehicle Type:
SUV
Plug-In Car Grant (PiCG):
Not Available
Engine:
Electric
Available In UK:
Yes
£ Variants (1 Option)
Soul EV ‘First Edition’ (from £37,545)
PROS
CONS
Affordable electric compact SUV for families and good all-rounder
The exterior stying is not for everyone
Good EV range
Boot space is limited
Easy to drive and decent electric performance
There is room for improvement for the interior
EV Battery & Emissions
EV Battery Type:
Lithium-ion
EV Battery Capacity:
Available in one battery size: 64 kWh
Charging:
100 kW Rapid Charging. On board charger: 7.2 kW AC
Charge Port:
Type 2
EV Cable Type:
Type 2
Tailpipe Emissions:
0g (CO2/km)
Warranty:
7 years or 100,000 miles
Dimensions
Height (mm):
1605
Width (mm):
1800
Length (mm):
4195
Wheelbase (mm):
2600
Soul EV ‘First Edition’
EV Battery Capacity:
64 kWh
Pure Electric Range (WLTP):
280 miles (combined)
Electric Energy Consumption (Wh/km):
157
Charging:
100 kW Rapid Charging (on board charger: 7.2 kW AC)
Top Speed:
104 mph
0-60 mph:
7.6 seconds
Drive:
Front-wheel drive (FWD)
Electric Motor (kW):
150
Max Power (bhp):
201
Torque (Nm):
395
Transmission:
Automatic
Seats:
5
Doors:
5
Kerb Weight (kg):
1,757
Colours:
3
The All-Electric VW ID.4 SUV
The series production of the all-electric VW ID.4 commenced in August 2020 at the company’s factory in Zwickau (Germany). The ID.3 VW hatchback electric car is also manufactured at the same location. The pure electric ID.4 is a compact crossover, well suited for families, seeking practicality and ample interior space. The ID.4 EV is a good all-rounder and a decent option for those seeking to migrate to zero-emission electric driving.
The all-electric ID.4 SUV will be manufactured in the US in 2022 and is also expected to be manufactured in China. According to Thomas Ulbrich, a Volkswagen board member, “Given the major societal challenges of recent months, the successful start of ID.4 series production is an exception achievement.” The ID.4 is the second electric vehicle (EV) to use the bespoke MEB platform, after the all-electric ID.3.
The pure electric SUV can be charged at home via a dedicated home EV charging station. As most homes in the UK are single phase, maximum charging will be up to 7.4 kW. However, those with 3-phase supply can take advantage of the 11kW on-board charger. The VW ID.4 EV is capable of rapid charging (125 kW) at public electric car charging points (199 electric miles in just 30 minutes).
The All-Electric Volkswagen ID.4 SUV Available For Lease Via e-zoomed (credit: VW)
Overview There is now an abundance of choice in the availability of pure electric vehicles in the UK, to include all-electric saloons, all-electric hatchbacks, all-electric superminis and yes, all-electric…
Overview There is now an abundance of choice in the availability of pure electric vehicles in the UK, to include all-electric saloons, all-electric hatchbacks, all-electric superminis and yes, all-electric…
Overview There is now an abundance of choice in the availability of pure electric vehicles in the UK, to include all-electric saloons, all-electric hatchbacks, all-electric superminis and yes, all-electric…
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