A sleek styling update means the Enyaq should remain competitive in the world of long-range electric SUVs. Its new face includes updated LED headlights, while aerodynamic improvements have bolstered its range by a single mile, from 358 to 359.
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Skywell Q
The follow-up to Chinese EV maker Skywell’s BE11 crossover, the Q hatchback claims a range of more than 300 miles. Power is punchy, at 201bhp, with a claimed 0-62mph sprint time of 3.9sec.
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Skywell Skyhome
This Chinese limousine will look to upset the Mercedes-Benz EQS with sumptuous luxury. Aside from a roof-mounted TV, we don’t know all that much about its technological side. It is, however, claimed to produce 617bhp in dual-motor form.
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Smart #5
We can’t get enough of rugged electric SUVs, and the #5 ticks all the right boxes. Far larger than the #1 and #3, it’s similar in size to the Peugeot 5008. It packs 637bhp in dual-motor form, while the biggest battery can hold a whopping 100kWh of energy.
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Suzuki eVitara
The first electric Suzuki will go head-to-head with the recently launched Mini Aceman. We’re expecting a range of around 250 miles from the eVitara’s larger (61kWh) battery, while charging speeds of up to 150kW have already been confirmed.
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Tesla ‘Model 2’
This should finally be the year that Tesla’s long-anticipated entry-level model – believed to be a hatchback – will arrive, supposedly costing less than £25,000.
