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What is the best electrical car you can buy in 2024? We call the general leading 10 (and the ones to avoid) and we name the electric to look out for in the next 12 months.

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55 responses to “Best Electric Cars 2024 (and the ones to avoid) – Top 10 | What Car?”

  1. @AshleyKleinini Avatar
    @AshleyKleinini

    It’s not just content; it’s a source of inspiration. Thanks for the bright moments!🧡🧡 8 🌍,

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  2. @GT86crazy Avatar
    @GT86crazy

    No mention of the BYD Seal or Kia EV9? Both nominees for 2024 car of the year. Interesting.

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    1. @kasmstamps1897 Avatar
      @kasmstamps1897

      I’m voting with my $ in Oz. I have deposit on Dynamic Seal 50k.
      M3 starts at 67k.

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    2. @Popdog76 Avatar
      @Popdog76

      ⁠unfortunately BYD are no cheaper than Tesla in the UK

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  3. @David-kl4kn Avatar
    @David-kl4kn

    Review the 2024 MG3 pls!

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  4. @sargfowler9603 Avatar
    @sargfowler9603

    I really think you should look at these cars in terms of lease price because most EV owners say they’d never buy one with cash.
    The depreciation is horrific, so leasing avoids this.
    May also be worth listing depreciation values if they’re available to see how much they might be selling for in a couple of years time.

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    1. @kasmstamps1897 Avatar
      @kasmstamps1897

      I’m going to pay mine outright. About GUB25k for luxury sedan.
      EV EV baby🦭

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    2. @sargfowler9603 Avatar
      @sargfowler9603

      @@kasmstamps1897 Which one are you going to buy?

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    3. @jameschapman4824 Avatar
      @jameschapman4824

      IMHO If you are going to lease a car the depreciation doesn’t matter because you give it back.

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    4. @sinenomine4540 Avatar
      @sinenomine4540

      what do you think the leasing company sets their prices? In the end their customers pay for the depreciation.@@jameschapman4824

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    5. @Brian-om2hh Avatar
      @Brian-om2hh

      Most who choose a new EV will lease it rather than buy it. That way, you avoid the depreciation shocks. Try buying a new petrol Merc. BMW or similar, and see how it depreciates……

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  5. @miless2111sutube Avatar
    @miless2111sutube

    Assuming that the ioniq n isn’t in there because it wasn’t on sale at the time? If so if expect it to be up there next year. Isn’t it frustrating that reviews only give real downsides years after the launch raving fire instance a tiring ride from the mach e

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  6. @Jan.Willem Avatar
    @Jan.Willem

    Why choose ID buzz over Kia EV9? 😂😂😂😂

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    1. @gypsyemperor7535 Avatar
      @gypsyemperor7535

      Because nobody spending that kinda money in a Kia

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    2. @kiae-nirodiariesencore4270 Avatar
      @kiae-nirodiariesencore4270

      @@gypsyemperor7535 And yet in my experience of owning both VWs and Kia I can say that build quality and interiors on the Kia are just as good, reliability is better and running costs cheaper.

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    3. @gypsyemperor7535 Avatar
      @gypsyemperor7535

      @@kiae-nirodiariesencore4270 stay poor

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    4. @marcuswoodgate4026 Avatar
      @marcuswoodgate4026

      @@gypsyemperor7535nobody cares about the car brand anymore they are all the same!! Overpriced, expensive and inconvenient.

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  7. @paulcharlton2353 Avatar
    @paulcharlton2353

    I have only driven 2 EV´s for any distance (thousands of kms) the BMW I7 and Mercedes Benz EQV and I have never got anywhere near the claimed 10-80% charge time despite using a vide range of fast chargers. Could What Car do a real world test of this capability to see if like WLTP range they are some sort of idealised value no one will ever see?

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    1. @GDM22 Avatar
      @GDM22

      When they do range tests they never test them driving around in the suburbs, commuting, doing stop start driving where EV excel and where most people do the bulk of their driving.

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    2. @paulcharlton2353 Avatar
      @paulcharlton2353

      @@GDM22 what has that to do with 10-80% charging time?

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    3. @sinenomine4540 Avatar
      @sinenomine4540

      physics 101: it will take a lot more energy to make the car move than what you can recover from breaking. The advantage over ICE is while existent, it is not significant. Some EV promoters paint it like you can drive in the city for free, which is not the case at all.@@GDM22

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    4. @MrGonetopot Avatar
      @MrGonetopot

      Doesn’t it depend on how many people are charging at the chargers. Something else they like to gloss over like the WLTP range which is based on 0-100% despite you being incapable of doing that unless you want to destroy your £50K battery.

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  8. @AhhGeeProductions Avatar
    @AhhGeeProductions

    Props to What Car for using AutoCar images of the Range Rover EV.

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    1. @whatcar Avatar
      @whatcar

      Luckily Autocar is our sister title so we can share assets!

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    2. @AhhGeeProductions Avatar
      @AhhGeeProductions

      @@whatcar MWAH 💌

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  9. @user-hb6ms3mb4t Avatar
    @user-hb6ms3mb4t

    Great summary. Thanks. G.

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  10. @sebastiansandvik825 Avatar
    @sebastiansandvik825

    Almost a bit unfair to bunch up the Mach-E and Lexus in that way. Sure, the Mach-E has some major shortcomings, but it’s in no way as catastrophically bad as the Lexus.

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    1. @crestas9 Avatar
      @crestas9

      The Mach-e is a really good car in my opinion but the prices are just way too high for what it is

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    2. @sebastiansandvik825 Avatar
      @sebastiansandvik825

      @@crestas9 I mean, it would be ok if it was maybe 5000 cheaper than cars like Tesla MY, VW ID.4, Ioniq 5 and so on… Problem is that it’s more expensive and they can’t build it any cheaper.

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    3. @dickturpin3115 Avatar
      @dickturpin3115

      Yes, wind back about 18 months and they were telling everyone it was the best car

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  11. @samteknic Avatar
    @samteknic

    Still don’t get how the Model 3 beats the EV6. The latter has a much longer warranty, much better build quality, physical buttons, a nicer interior, I could go on. The Supercharger network shouldn’t be the only reason to carry on putting Tesla at the top of every list.

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    1. @Popdog76 Avatar
      @Popdog76

      Watch again – new model better build quality, cheaper, more efficient. SC network was just a plus. Kia/hyundai great cars but not worth the price

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    2. @sinenomine4540 Avatar
      @sinenomine4540

      especially considering that all EV charging is highly expensive.

      EVs worth it ONLY if you can charge it at home and optimally you have solar panels.

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    3. @sargfowler9603 Avatar
      @sargfowler9603

      @@Popdog76 New model lacking any kind of normal driving experience. Surprised it has a steering wheel TBH

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    4. @gypsyemperor7535 Avatar
      @gypsyemperor7535

      Model 3 destroys the Kia on range and efficiency tests in real world

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    5. @sargfowler9603 Avatar
      @sargfowler9603

      @@gypsyemperor7535 The only good thing about it

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  12. @Vinothkumar_Geeky_Vin Avatar
    @Vinothkumar_Geeky_Vin

    Why does “What Car?” hate Jaguar iPace?
    “Before Taycan there were no engaging EVs” he says. Really?

    Would love to hear their thoughts on iPace as it’s second hand price are pretty good these days.

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    1. @Popdog76 Avatar
      @Popdog76

      Reliability and poor technology are all negatives for a car that needs replacing

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    2. @pad4 Avatar
      @pad4

      Also, this list is for new cars. The iPace has awful depreciation.

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    3. @crestas9 Avatar
      @crestas9

      The iPace is a great car but it has bad charging speed and range for that price. So it’s not really a rational choice

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  13. @Bullrunnerrr Avatar
    @Bullrunnerrr

    How impressive the fuel Ranger Rover is? I never thought I would ever hear those words.

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    1. @thelaserhive3368 Avatar
      @thelaserhive3368

      Let’s hope there is someone out there who can afford to insure it too….

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    2. @gypsyemperor7535 Avatar
      @gypsyemperor7535

      Poors wouldn’t understand

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  14. @jackluish Avatar
    @jackluish

    Where’s the Tesla Model Y & the BYDs from this list?

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  15. @camilstoenescu Avatar
    @camilstoenescu

    Smart #1 is such a cute little ev.

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    1. @thelaserhive3368 Avatar
      @thelaserhive3368

      But the fox would drive me mad….

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  16. @georgiehogman2001 Avatar
    @georgiehogman2001

    Skoda Enyaq 85 and 85x? VW ID3 and 4? Where were they?

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    1. @gypsyemperor7535 Avatar
      @gypsyemperor7535

      The VW cars are terrible, Tesla destroyed them in range and efficiency tests

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    2. @MoragDrummond Avatar
      @MoragDrummond

      I was expecting to see the Skoda. Apparently you need to get one of the really cheap cars or a luxury overpriced models.

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  17. @mrmawson2438 Avatar
    @mrmawson2438

    The Model 2 and the new Rivian R3X will be great

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  18. @kiae-nirodiariesencore4270 Avatar
    @kiae-nirodiariesencore4270

    A missed opportunity here by wasting 2 places in the top 10 to >£100K cars that few people will buy. There is so much good product out there now in the mid range such as Hyundai Kona, Renault Megan e-tech and BYD Atto 3. A notch up from those in size the king is of course the Tesla Model Y which didn’t become the best selling car in the world by being average.

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  19. @davidgreen7380 Avatar
    @davidgreen7380

    pure electric cars still have too many drawbacks,,i feel the way to go at present is self charging hybrids, if they can get solid state batterys to the mass market i think it could be a game changer.

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    1. @user-io2et5bv2s Avatar
      @user-io2et5bv2s

      PHEV’s are the way to go.

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  20. @whatcar Avatar
    @whatcar

    What do you think is the best electric car you can buy right now? ⚡🚗

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    1. @nilmeanseo Avatar
      @nilmeanseo

      The best electric car you can buy right now is a second hand one. The new ones all depreciate really badly.

      Reply

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