Zero-emission electric crossover models
Electric crossovers combine zero-emission driving with the practicality of a raised ride height. They are ideal for urban commuting with instant torque and low running costs.
Hyundai Kona Electric leads with its impressive range, while Opel Mokka-e offers stylish electric mobility. Volvo EX30 brings Scandinavian design to the affordable electric segment.
With ranges exceeding 400 km and fast-charging capability, electric crossovers are now practical for daily use and occasional road trips.
Best for: Range
Segment leader with 484 km range. Fast charging and 5-year warranty.
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Best for: Price/Performance
Turkey's first domestic electric crossover. 523 km range and competitive price.
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Best for: Practical use
Volkswagen's electric family crossover. 520 km range and Spacious interior.
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Best for: 800V charging
Ultra-fast charging on the E-GMP platform. 80% charge in 18 minutes.
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Best for: Sporty EV
Eye-catching electric crossover with sporty design and 800V charging system.
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Best for: Luxury electric
The electric version of the X3. BMW driving dynamics and electric efficiency.
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Best for: Mercedes EV
Mercedes entry-level electric crossover. Compact luxury.
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Best for: Electric family
Mercedes 7-seater electric crossover, ideal for families.
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Best for: Audi EV
Audi's compact electric crossover. Virtual Cockpit and quattro.
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Best for: Ultra luxury
BMW's electric flagship. 630 km range and luxury interior.
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Electric crossovers offer 300-450 km range. More than enough for daily use, hassle-free with weekend charging.
DC fast charging allows 80% charge in 30-45 minutes. Home charging takes 6-8 hours.
Electricity cost is 70% lower than petrol. Maintenance costs are also minimal.