Autonomy is unquestionably one of the most significant factors in picking an electric vehicle. Carmakers are doing all that they can to expand autonomy, notwithstanding, processing plant numbers are not quite the same as the real world.
The Autocar did tests on 12 electric vehicles so as to record the separation you can travel each in genuine conditions on a solitary charge! Just four of the electric autos have more autonomy than those predefined in the EPA cycle.
Three of them were Hyundai Kona Electric (259 miles or 417 km instead of 258 miles or 415 km), Jaguar I-Pace (253 miles or 407 km instead of 234 miles or 378 km) and Kia Nero. EV (253 miles or 407 km instead of 239 miles or 385 km).
The autonomy of 12 electric cars:
- Hyundai Kona Electric 259 miles or 417 km (258 miles or 415 km)
- Jaguar I-Pace 253 miles or 407 km (234 miles or 378 km)
- Kia Niro EV 253 miles or 407 km (239 miles or 385 km)
- Tesla Model 3 Performance 239 miles or 385 km (299 miles or 481 km)
- Tesla Model X P100D 233 miles or 375 km (289 miles or 465 km)
- Nissan Leaf e + 217 miles or 349 km (226 miles or 363 km)
- Mercedes-Benz EQC 208 miles or 335 km (220 miles or 354 km)
- Tesla Model S 75 kWh 204 miles or 328 km (259 miles or 417 km)
- Audi e-Tron 196 miles or 315 km (204 miles or 328 km)
- Renault Zoe R135 192 miles or 309 km (238 miles or 383 km) *
- Tesla Model 3 Standard Range Plus 181 miles or 291 km (250 miles or 402 km)
- BMW i3 120 Ah 165 miles or 266 km (153 miles or 246 km)
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