Top 8 Electric Cars with a Long Range in the World
Even though most people drive an average of 50 km per day, having a long-range vehicle serves as merit. It is a generalization that electric cars require energy top-up pretty frequently.
For this reason, many people dismiss the thought of owning an electric vehicle. But, electric vehicles with long-range is not an impossible thought, and these eight cars prove that! Let's take a look at most long-range electric vehicles!
Tesla Model S
The Tesla Model S delivers a whopping range of 575 km along with that exotic car design. This lush, and lively sedan will set you back by Rs. 55 lakhs. But then the Tesla Model S also has razor-sharp handling and acceleration!
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2020 Tesla Model 3
The 2020 Tesla Model 3 boasts of a 518 range. The car carries a price tag of Rs. 34, 51, 204. This Tesla model raises the range bar for the rest of the electric vehicles in the market.
2020 Tesla Y
The Tesla Y model of 2020 delivers a great range of 508 km. Now, 508 km is a decent offering in the electric vehicle market. This 7-seater electric vehicle is apt for families who love a good road trip! And yes, the panoramic sunroof is worth every penny!
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Tesla X
Tesla designed its Model X to pump out a 490 km range. This opulent mid-size crossover comes at a price tag of Rs. 59,55,867. Also, the Tesla X model runs on a lithium-ion battery, which is one of its key aspects!
Jaguar I-Pace
With a whopping long range of 470 km, we think that Jaguar has done a pretty great job with this electric vehicle. Its highly aerodynamic design justifies the hefty price tag. The Jaguar I-Pace delivers 395 horsepower, thanks to the 90-kWh lithium-ion battery.
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2020 Kia Niro
The Kia Nero is a five-seater model with contemporary interiors and exteriors. The vehicle offers a pretty decent range of 384 km. The 64-kWh lithium-ion battery takes about 9.5 hours to charge at 240V.
2020 Nissan Leaf Plus
You can buy the Nissan Leaf Plus in two variants – The Leaf and Leaf Plus. We love how this modestly budgeted vehicle can drive through 363 km. The charging time for the 2020 Nissan Leaf Plus is 11.5 hours at 240V.
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Porsche Taycan
The lovely Porsche Taycan is a dream for every car lover who wants to add an EV to their arsenal. This sporty vehicle offers a range of 323 km. Despite being the lowest range EV on this list, the Porsche Taycan is the most expensive model.
It seems that Tesla offers some of the best EVs with the most extended range. In any case, we hope to see more brands deliver long-range EVs in the future!
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