Electric SUV
In the evolving time of electric vehicles, SUVs have become customers’ choices. The SUVs provide ample space and road presence and are eco-friendly. Most automobile companies focus on the electric segment of all vehicles. Moreover, some industry players like BYD, Tesla, BMW, Volvo, Hyundai, Kia, and Volkswagen are investing heavily in electric SUVs because they know the potential of SUVs in 2024. This article will compare some of the SUVs these brands offer.
BYD ATTO 3
The BYD is a Chinese automobile brand that offers a five-seater electric SUV BYD ATTO 3. This SUV is new to the Indian market and has gained massive popularity at the global level. It has derived its design from Dragon Face 3.0, boosting its aesthetic looks. Despite being a mid-sized SUV, it stands out due to its attractive looks.Â
Tesla Model Y Long Range Dual Motor Electric SUV
After three years, the Tesla Model Y is finally available for its fans. It is a mid-size SUV designed to adjust seven people and their luggage simultaneously. It comes with many new features and exceptional performance. The design is derived from Model 3; the Model Y is priced at USD 39,000. It offers a range of 370 kilometres, while the top variant can extend it up to 482 kilometres. And the best part is that it accelerates to 100 km/h in 3.5 seconds.
Specifications:
0-100: 5 sec
Top Speed: 217 km/h
Range: 435kmÂ
Efficiency: 172 Wh/km
Fast Charging: 670 km/h
BMW iX1 xDrive30
The BMW iX1 xDrive30 M Sport is a premium variety of the BMW iX1 series. It starts with a price range of 66.90 lakhs. It comes with features like an automatic transmission. It offers three colour options for its customers: Black Sapphire Metallic, Storm Bay Metallic, and Space Silver Metallic.
Specifications:
0-100: 5.6 sec
Top Speed: 180km/h
Range: 380km
Efficiency: 170Wh/km
Fast Charging: 510 km/h
Volvo EX30 Single Motor ER Electric SUV
Volvo announced the EX30 in late 2023, and now deliveries have started for the EX30. It measures 4234mm in length, 1,836mm in width, and 1,549mm in height. Thor’s hamThor’sspires the LED headlights. It offers a simple and minimalist interior with a 12.3-inch infotainment system. It has two battery options; EX30 offers good power and range, making it a good choice in the electric segment.Â
Specifications:
0-100: 5.3secÂ
Top Speed: 180km/h
Range: 365km
Efficiency: 175 Wh/km
Fast Charging: 540 km/h
Hyundai Kona Electric 65 kWh
Hyundai’s Hyundai’stric comes with a tag to provide affordable electric vehicles to Indian Customers. It comes with an ARAI-certified range of 452 km on a single charge, which is a sufficient range for daily usage. Moreover, in a couple of months, we can expect the release of Kona for Indian customers.
Specifications:
0-100: 7.8 sec
Top Speed: 170km/h
Range: 390 km
Efficiency: 168Wh/km
Fast Charging: 400km/h
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Kia Niro EV SUV​
Kia has launched its latest electric vehicle, Niro EV, which was showcased at the 2018 Busan Motor Show in Korea. This new electric vehicle can run up to 450 km on a single charge, as the company claims. Its tiger nose design includes a charging point.Â
Crafted at Kia’s desiKia’scilities in California, USA, and Namyang, Korea, the Niro EV seamlessly blends the practicality and charm of a compact crossover within an aerodynamically shaped body, featuring subtle design enhancements. On the front side, its arrowhead-shaped LED gives an appealing look, complemented by light blue trim accents. On the rear side, the actual LED light gives Niro EV its unique lighting look.Â
Specifications:
0-100: 7.8sec
Top Speed: 167 km/h
Range: 385km
Efficiency: 168Wh/km
Fast Charging: 390 km/h
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Volkswagen ID.4 Pro
Volkswagen intends to provide premium features at a reasonable price. With Volkswagen’s sense and commitment to electric conversion, the ID.4 Pro could be a game-changer in the mass-market EV segment.
Specifications:
0-100: 6.7sec
Top Speed:180km/h
Range:435kmÂ
Efficiency:177Wh/km
Fast Charging: 650km/h
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Conclusion
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All the SUVs listed here come with their advantages and disadvantages. It depends upon the customer to choose according to his preferences and needs. The determining factor could be range, performance, brand, price, or looks. Competition will only increase as the EV industry evolves, forcing companies to make more innovative vehicles. In the end, it is the end user who will benefit from these innovations.
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