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5 popular electric cars of the year

First developed in the 1830s, all-electric cars are not really a new phenomenon. However, it is only recently that electric cars have begun to steadily compete for a large chunk of the market share, along with traditional fossil-fuel-driven vehicles. With more advancements in the engine, charging technology, and battery, electric cars have now become a environmentally-feasible alternative to fossil-fuel cars. Plus, electric cars can help to save significantly on the overall cost of gas. Here are some of the popular and best electric cars of the year in the market right now.

Kia Niro EV: The Kia Niro EV is available as a pure electric care as well as a hybrid car. This crossover is almost an SUV with a hatchback. The base hybrid model offers a mileage of 52 mpg. It is powered by strong electric motors, which makes the drive quite smooth on the road. Moreover, the interior storage is very spacious. Additionally, the infotainment system has a user-friendly interface and is quite hassle-free to use. The EV range is 239 miles. The price starts from $39,090 approximately. The car comes with a standard SAE combo charger for faster charging.
Nissan Leaf: The 2020 Nissan Leaf has been completely redesigned, and it is an surefire upgrade over the previous models. One of the best electric cars in the market, the Nissan Leaf also runs more quietly than its previous model. Moreover, the car has become much more comfortable, except for taller drivers since the steering doesn’t have telescopic abilities. This top-rated affordable electric car is priced from $31,600 with an EV range of 149-226 miles.
Hyundai Kona Electric: One of the most popular options in the best electric cars range, the Hyundai Kona Electric debuted in 2019. At an affordable starting price range of approximately $37, 200, this electric car’s range is as good as a high-priced luxury range. With its comfortable interiors and more than standard features, the Kona is a top-rated electric car in the market. It comes with an SAE combo charger that allows quick charging between drives. Plus, the car has adaptable regenerative braking. It also has rapid acceleration with an EV range of 258 miles.
Chevrolet Bolt EV: The Chevrolet Bolt EV was the only non-Tesla electric car offering about 250 miles EV range, before Kia Niro and Hyundai Kona came along in the market. The Bolt’s EV range is 259 miles. At a starting price of approximately $37,495, the Bolt offers standard features to those looking for an affordable and sturdy electric car. The cargo space is quite sufficient. The interiors and infotainment system are functional enough with exceptional performance.
Tesla Model 3: The Tesla Model 3 is a top-range electric car in the luxury car segment. Starting at a price range of $31,690, it offers an impressive EV range between 250 and 322 miles. The interiors are quite modern for an electric car and has a sleek touchscreen interface for vehicle control. This top-selling luxury car offers the best in performance as well as comfort.

Besides other expenses, bringing an EV home includes the additional cost of installing a charging station. On average, these charging stations cost around $877. Level 1 stations can be installed at an average cost of $750, whereas Level 2 stations cost around $1100. Keep in mind these charges before you buy an EV.

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