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Electric / Hybrid car reviews
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Nissan Leaf Hatchback (2018 onwards) Review
A usable electric car that's starting to fall off the pace
New price: £31,145 - £39,395Read full reviewPROS
- Easy to drive, silent and refined
- Intuitive and easy-to-use E-Pedal set-up
- The 62kWh Leaf e+ promises 215-plus mile range
CONS
- Strange driving position and lack of enthusiast appeal
- Longer range, but still shorter than a tank of petrol
- Unable to perform multiple rapid recharges on 40kW
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Volvo V60 Estate (2018 onwards) Review
Stylish, comfortable and spacious wagon satisfies heart and head
New price: £34,485 - £57,205Read full reviewPROS
- Smart, striking exterior design
- Plush interior with plenty of kit
- Great value PCP finance deals
- Plug-in hybrid options should be on the way
CONS
- Boot comparatively small with seats down
- Not the sharpest car to drive
- D4 could feel more powerful
- Ride slightly bobbly on 19-inch wheels
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Volvo XC60 SUV (2017 onwards) Review
Spacious, stylish and safe family SUV is a great all-rounder
New price: £37,455 - £64,530Read full reviewPROS
- Spacious, stylish and comfy interior
- Excellent safety credentials
- Broad range of engines and trims
CONS
- High-spec models are expensive
- And some engines costly to run
- Ride can be firm on some specs
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Toyota C-HR SUV (2017 onwards) Review
Toyota’s stylish challenger brings coupe flavour to crossover segment
New price: £25,525 - £33,660Read full reviewPROS
- Hybrid efficiency
- Concept car design
- Engaging to drive
- Comfortable and refined
CONS
- Only two engines options
- Practicality not its forte
- CVT auto not for everyone
- Interior is very dark inside
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Honda NSX (2016 onwards) Review
High-tech Honda supercar with huge hybrid performance
New price: £143,065 - £143,065Read full reviewPROS
- Huge, accessible power
- Ease of use
- Ride quality
- Eye-catching looks
CONS
- Clicky gearshift paddles
- Interior lacks finesse
- Boot gets very hot
- Only one UK dealership
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Hyundai Ioniq Electric Hatchback (2016 onwards) Review
Cut-price Tesla Model S impresses, but isn't class-leading
New price: £32,950 - £34,950Read full reviewPROS
- Near silent electric running
- Soft, pliant ride is a delight
- Five-year warranty
CONS
- A bit plain for some tastes
- Poor range for the money
- Below average finance deals
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Kia Niro SUV (2016 onwards) Review
Compact SUV with hybrid, plug-in hybrid and pure-electric power
New price: £24,490 - £31,945Read full reviewPROS
- Spacious and practical
- Highly impressive E-Niro
- Quiet engine and smooth running
- Excellent fuel economy on hybrid versions
CONS
- Uninspired exterior design
- Interior design lacks homogeny
- Motorway performance lacklustre
- Ride a little choppy
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Porsche Panamera (2016 onwards) Review
Porsche's most luxurious model is still mighty fast
New price: £73,245 - £149,592Read full reviewPROS
- Very fast, luxury travel
- High-tech, comfortable cabin
- Cutting-edge driving technology
- Refined but exciting to drive
CONS
- More space in conventional saloons
- Budget extra to buy options
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Tesla Model X SUV (2016 onwards) Review
Capable, roomy and fast, with street theatre rear doors
New price: £87,245 - £107,745Read full reviewPROS
- Zero exhaust emissions, silent running
- Sports car acceleration, all-wheel drive
- Quick charge times, growing network
- Currently available with free Supercharging
CONS
- Pronounced wind and tyre noise
- Driven hard, real-world range drops below 200 miles
- Unsettled ride quality on bigger wheels
- Below average fit and finish
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Tesla Model 3 (2016 onwards) Review
Brilliant EV that's the 2020 Parkers Car of The Year
New price: £43,045 - £56,545Read full reviewPROS
- Feels like a Star Wars future, with airy, minimalist interior
- Entry-level price isn't much higher than a Nissan Leaf
- Real-world electric range is very impressive
CONS
- Build quality akin to a Star Wars prop in places
- Model range now limited to two models in the UK
- Podgy styling not as appealing as Model S
- Feels like a Star Wars future, with airy, minimalist interior
