It's never easy shopping for a new car, especially in today's market. If you're looking for an electric vehicle, it can get even tougher. EV ownership requires a little extra thought from owners to make sure the EV life is right for them, but have no fear. We have a group of expert editors to help you make that decision.
Do you want something cheaper and with a more limited range, or situs slot mudah jackpot do you want to pony up some cash for luxury features and enough range for charge-free road trips? How are you supposed to choose the best EV?
We can't tell you exactly which EV is right for your life, but we can narrow your choices down. See, we've driven just about every permutation of every current-production electric vehicle on sale in the US today, so we here at Roadshow have a better-than-average view of what's good and what's not in EVs right now.
After taking a look at our recommendations, don't forget to check out our tips afterwards for buying your first EV.
Read more: Here's every electric vehicle on sale in the US for 2020 and its range
Mini
Mini might be new to the EV game, but the brand's first effort is a great one. What it lacks in overall range, it makes up for in , all at a surprisingly reasonable price. We're also a total sucker for those electrical outlet-style wheels.
The Mini SE may only do 110 miles to the charge, but with 181 horsepower and a boatload of torque in a small package, they'll likely be 110 very fun miles. The good news is that on a 50-kilowatt fast charger, you'll be able to get an 80% charge in around half an hour.