Hyundai Ioniq 5
This retro-futurist crossover earns strong tester praise for its charging speed, space and value, ranking among the best electric family cars.
Battery-electric cars worldwide from public tester aggregates.
This retro-futurist crossover earns strong tester praise for its charging speed, space and value, ranking among the best electric family cars.
This bargain electric hatchback keeps winning European value awards and strong star averages for its range and equipment at disruptive prices.
The sister car's pace and design earn warm scores from drivers wanting Ioniq 5 technology with sharper styling and GT versions.
This adventure electric SUV earns strong scores for off-road theater and range, though its price and service network remain fairly exclusive.
This long-range luxury EV dazzles with engineering and cabin quiet, while ownership samples remain thinner than legacy brand rivals currently offer.
The electric 4 Series Gran Coupe earns warm handling praise from drivers who want BMW manners without a crossover's tall stance.
Volkswagen's electric saloon earns solid European tester marks for space and long-range manners, appealing to drivers moving on from their Passats.
This compact Volvo EV earns warm European tester praise for its safety equipment and city manners, packed into a small footprint.
This Chinese shooting-brake EV earns strong early interest from European testers for pace, equipment and design that unsettle the legacy brands.
This unconventional luxury electric SUV earns strong tester marks for quiet thrust and cabin technology, despite its famously polarizing exterior design.
This French electric SUV earns solid praise from European testers for style and cabin design within the mainstream family EV segment.
This French compact EV earns solid European scores for ride and value in markets where the Megane name still carries weight.
The Chinese electric sedan earns attention for battery technology and equipment levels that undercut legacy rivals on UK tester score sheets.
This Spanish-branded hot electric hatch earns warm driving scores from buyers who want ID.3 bones wrapped in a sportier, livelier attitude.
This Mustang-badged electric crossover earns solid American tester marks for its driving feel, though software updates remain a frequent talking point.
This Swedish-designed electric hatch earns solid marks for its Google software and taut drive, though rear space trails some rival crossovers.
The electric Macan keeps Porsche handling manners alive for drivers who refuse to settle for a dull, barge-like long-range electric SUV.
The Ariya crossover earns respectable scores for comfort and cabin design, while trailing the class leaders on peak DC charging speed.
The world's volume electric SUV still wins on network and software, while debates over panel gaps keep some tester scores mid-high.
This S-Class electric lounge earns solid luxury marks for hush and technology, though early debates about range anxiety cooled some scores.
The volume EV benchmark still leads on software and charging access, though build-quality debates keep tester scores just short of perfection.
This list scores 21 electric cars on sale in Europe, the UK and North America using published road-test ratings from What Car?, U.S. News, Autocar and others: ratings out of 10 are multiplied by 10 and star ratings by 20, with composites where outlets disagree. Hyundai Ioniq 5 currently leads with 88. The range runs from small cars like the Volvo EX30 and MG4 to luxury saloons and SUVs, and from Korean and Chinese makers to European and American ones. Scores reflect expert verdicts on driving, range, charging, space and value at review time, not long-term reliability. Several cards are close enough that the 21-word verdict matters more than the number. Last checked 2 November 2026.
Hyundai Ioniq 5 currently has the highest score, 88 out of 100, followed by MG4 Electric (88) and Kia EV6 (87). Scores were last checked on 2 November 2026.
Each score is derived from published road-test ratings (What Car?, U.S. News, Autocar and others): scores out of 10 ×10, star ratings ×20, composites where outlets disagree. Every verdict is an original summary of exactly 21 words.
We re-check every score each Monday. If a source cannot be reached or a figure cannot be confirmed, we keep the previous score rather than guess, and every change is logged on our What changed this week page.
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