9/10VolkswagenXL1£98,515It’s like the Jetson’s finally got a daily driver. A brilliant, boundary-pushing eco-hypercar.
9/10TeslaModel S£64,880 – £127,080The future is here and it's amazing. The Model S is a true game changer.
9/10BMWi8£106,255 – £116,250This is the future, supercar buyers. If this is how it's to be, bring it on.
8/10Volkswagene-Golf£17,570 – £34,095The e-Golf is an EV that works for most of us, most of the time. A truly convincing electric car.
8/10TeslaModel X£73,080 – £168,730Tesla invents new doors, adds extra seats. Charges the earth. It's lifestyle, not value for money.
8/10NissanLeaf£21,125 – £33,385The real joy of the Leaf isn't the money, it's the motor, and its charming grace. For the way most people drive, it's simply a better source of motion.
7/10VolvoV60 Hybrid£23,890 – £53,270As green as cars get these days, the V60 Plug-in has the best of both worlds – pace and economy.
7/10AudiA3 E-Tron£20,170 – £38,490Not the perfect solution to all your motoring needs, but a great first effort at a useable everyday hybrid.
7/10ToyotaPrius£24,045 – £33,840The Prius gets better in the areas it needed to, but its styling will scare your kids.
7/10RenaultZoe£18,690 – £31,215Renault says this will be the world’s best-selling EV. On first appearances, we can see why.
6/10MitsubishiOutlander PHEV£24,799 – £46,000It’s brilliant. But only up to a point. Pity. It could be so much better...
4/10LexusCT 200h£22,440 – £32,485To call this a posh Prius may sound a little harsh, but that’s what it is.
HyundaiIoniq£20,740 – £31,540At last, a hybrid that doesn’t make you suffer for its green ideals. Top of the class.
