Hybrid/EV car reviews

Ford jumps on the electric crossover bandwagon. Ignore the Mustang branding and you'll find an accomplished car

Slippery saloon streamliner with driving manners in line with its long-range ethos: smooth, quiet, comfortable

Not a Lotus as we understand it, but a very competent attempt at applying Lotus philosophy to a heavyweight luxury EV

Ford insists the electric Mustang Mach-E is a proper Mustang. Ford… is wrong. Still a good car, though

An exquisite object, and the ultimate ‘pub car’. Just be ready to answer a lot of questions from confused onlookers…

There aren’t many other ways into a new seven-seat EV. The EQB has a USP and runs nicely with it

All Audi brand values, wrapped up in an electric SUV package. No surprises here

BMW recognises that the iX2 isn’t for everyone. It’s not for us either – just get the iX1

A stellar EV that’s simple to use and nails the basics. Also no longer mind-numbingly boring to look at. Result

Not fun to drive nor spacious in the back, the EQA is an EV bodge job. The interior's nice though

One of the most complete electric cars money can buy. Decent build quality, handsomely styled and easy to drive

Arguably the biggest step forward for EVs since the Prius, Tesla shows cylinders may have had their day

An electric car that behaves like a good old-fashioned hatchback. We rather like that

A crossover with a point: a practical, fun place to be and quite a spirited drive

Vauxhall took few risks when electrifying the Corsa, and while the facelift has improved the looks, we wish it’d been braver inside

The MX-30 is an interesting if muddled car, and one not quite as deft to drive as its name suggests

The Solterra plays to Subaru's strengths, and while it's not the best all-round EV out there, it's more engaging than you might expect

The MG4 brings range, equipment, zippy dynamics and style to the small electric car party. Why spend more on something else?

Ticks all the grown-up sensible boxes and looks this flipping special. Tesla’s worst nightmare

Jaguar stepped bravely into the unknown and nailed it. A rapid, desirable, good-looking car that happens to be powered by electricity

Sportiness is all well and good, but there’s no harm in prioritising comfort and serenity. The e-C4 is one such car