Electric cars are incredible creations of technology. They cost 40% less than a similar-sized petrol vehicle. While the electric engine limits you to a certain radius, you can always charge a solar PV system free in charging stations. Electric cars have lesser moving parts and are cheaper to maintain in the long run. Though these cars need more frequent servicing, it is relatively less than what petrol/diesel cars demand. Besides, electric cars are less polluting, producing zero exhaust emissions, and renewable energy sources can recharge them.

Mini Cooper SE
The Mini Cooper SE Electric Hardtop, starting at $29,900, is a photocopy of the gas-powered Mini. The maximum range is 110 miles, and it is one of the least expensive electric vehicles on the market, costing as much as the gas version. And what’s more, you can take advantage of the US federal electric vehicle tax credit. The Cooper SE holds less range than other electric vehicles, has a premium cabin and expansive cargo space, and is a delight to drive. It comes equipped with a 6.5-inch infotainment system that anyone can use from a five-year-old to an eighty-year-old. The Mini Cooper SE Electric Hardtop is an excellent vehicle for in-city driving.

Tesla Model 3, 2021
One of the most well-known electric car brands is Tesla, and the leading model is number three. The top-of-the-line range performance and handling and the prolific supercharger stations cropping up all over the country make Tesla an admirable choice. The seating is comfortable because there is a lot of interior room. The Tesla Model 3 is an impressive sedan, with the 2021 model having an upgraded range of 263 miles per hour. The black exterior trim, wireless phone charging pad, and the Tesla effectiveness and quality are other merits of this electric car.

Nissan Leaf
With a range of 226 miles, Nissan’s Leaf is the leader of the current generation of electric vehicles. It is a vastly improved version of Nissan’s previous EVs, and its price starts at $31,000. With impressive cargo space and raring acceleration, the Leaf is no doubt a top-selling model. Even the basic model has excellent safety features and a wide range of advanced driver assistance tools. The 80-inch touch screen and smartphone integration come with all models, making it a passenger-friendly car as well.

Ford Mustang Mach-E
With sporty handling and impressive acceleration, the Mustang Mach-E has a larger battery pack and naturally a greater than average range. The central touchscreen makes navigation and in-car entertainment easier. The cargo space is impressive as well, but the brakes are a little touchy. The Ford Mustang Mach-E is the first electric vehicle developed by the Ford company and is comparatively more expensive, starting at $40,000. The luxury price tag comes with a satisfying, rich experience for both the driver and the passenger. The style and design is soothing to the eye.

Porsche Taycan
Porsche’s first electric vehicle Taycan is one of the finest electric cars that compete with Tesla’s tremendous acceleration. Priced at $80,000, it is an exciting option for those looking for a high-performance Porsche without worrying about the maintenance and ongoing expense that gas-based vehicles typically need. The acceleration can go from zero to 60 miles an hour in just 2.6 seconds. The well-weighted steering and ease of handling make it a wonderful experience for drivers. The luxe cabin is comfortable for four adults, and the trunk is spacious as well. There is a 10.9-inch infotainment center to keep passengers busy, and the vehicle is Apple CarPlay enabled. The driver-assistance features are top of the line, and while the base model has regular rear-wheel drive, all other models are available with all-wheel drive.