According to the latest research, on average drivers commute alone and cover less than 30 miles a day. Bearing this statistic in mind many car makers focus on affordable and compact electric models, which still offer decent ranges capable of covering 95% of daily trips. In today’s episode we will cover the newest introductions in the segment of mini hatchback EVs, that might not attempt to challenge Tesla, but definitely will be a great buy for those drivers who would prefer saving up some cash and are not planning to cross continents behind the wheel.
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#1 2020 Mini Cooper SE
2020 Mini Cooper SE is the all-electric hatchback from Mini that shares its styling with the rest of the brand’s lineup but gets a number of signature highlights of its own. The hatch is brought in motion by a 184 hp electric motor with a FWD and a 32.6 kWh battery. This setup enables the compact SE to go at a maximum speed of 93 mph and drive for 144+ miles on a charge.
#2 2020 Renault Zoe 50
Nearly unchanged on the outside since its first introduction in 2012, the Renault Zoe has nevertheless, been significantly upgraded on the technological side. The latest third generation gets a larger 52 kWh battery.
#3 2020 Honda E
Good news is that Honda did not tune down the conceptual feel of their all-new electric vehicle, and it is very similar to the previously presented Urban EV. However, if the rest of the minis in our lineup are at least trying to dabble their wheels in the affordable short range segment, the Honda E is going to get a premium price tag of estimated 40 thousand Euros or $45,000.
#4 2020 Peugeot e208
2020 Peugeot e208 is the most recent addition to the company’s lineup that unlike every other model from the brand is powered by an all-electric powertrain. Powered by a 136-horsepower electric motor delivering 192 lb-ft of torque, the 5-door offers 3 driving modes, normal, eco, and sport, with the latter one enabling the car reach 60 mph in 8.5 seconds.
#5 2020 Skoda CitiGo e-iV & 2020 SEAT Mii Electric
Since both Skoda and SEAT belong to the VW Group, the recently introduced CitiGo e-iV and Mii Electric have identical specifications and platforms, and are basically rebadged versions of the upcoming second generation of the Volkswagen e-UP!.
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