When it comes to vehicles, the electric revolution has taken center stage. And among EVs, the electric crossover segment is stealing the show, offering the sweet spot between the zippy efficiency of sedans and the versatile utility of SUVs. Crossovers have the space to haul your family, your groceries, and that random potted plant you impulsively bought—all while giving you enough range to conquer the urban jungle. Here are 21 electric crossovers that are redefining the rules of the road!
Tesla Model Y
Tesla’s Model Y is the poster child of electric crossovers. Its standout feature is its range, with the Long-Range variant offering up to 330 miles on a single charge and the Performance trim boasting 303 miles while zipping from 0 to 60 mph in a blistering 3.5 seconds. Tesla’s extensive Supercharger network also ensures convenient charging, complementing the car’s DC fast-charging capability of up to 250 kW.
Ford Mustang Mach-E
Yes, Ford slapped the Mustang name onto an electric crossover, and while it made purists clutch their pearls, the Mach-E has earned its stripes. The Mach-E supports DC fast charging, adding about 59 miles of range in 10 minutes via Ford’s BlueOval™ Charge Network, one of the largest in North America. Inside, a 15.5-inch touchscreen powered by Ford’s SYNC 4A system provides seamless access to navigation, media, and over-the-air updates.
Hyundai Ioniq 5
The Hyundai Ioniq 5 looks like it drove straight out of a retro-futuristic sci-fi film. It offers two battery configurations: a 58-kWh standard range and a 77.4 kWh extended range. The extended-range model provides up to 303 miles on a single charge. And, equipped with ultra-fast 800V charging, it can go from 10% to 80% battery in just 18 minutes, making it one of the fastest-charging EVs available.
Kia EV6
Sibling to the Ioniq 5, the Kia EV6 offers a sleeker design and a performance-oriented GT version that can zoom from 0 to 60 mph in 3.5 seconds. Inside, the EV6 offers a tech-heavy cabin with dual 12.3-inch displays, sustainable materials, and ample cargo space (up to 50.2 cubic feet with seats down). With its futuristic design, competitive pricing ($48,700), and stellar driving dynamics, the EV6 is a game-changer in the EV market.
Volkswagen ID.4
Volkswagen’s ID.4 is the “all-rounder” of electric crossovers. Its dual-motor AWD variant produces 295 horsepower, while the standard RWD version delivers 201 horsepower. Tech features include a 12-inch touchscreen, voice-activated controls, and standard driver-assistance systems like Adaptive Cruise Control and Lane Assist. Further, Volkswagen ensures sustainability with carbon-neutral production, using renewable energy and offsetting emissions. And, bonus: VW promises carbon-neutral production, so it’s eco-friendly before you even hit the road.
Chevrolet Blazer EV
Chevy brought the heat with the Blazer EV. Its design borrows heavily from muscle cars and is both sporty and spacious. This EV is designed for practicality and style, with a spacious interior featuring high-tech amenities such as a 17.7-inch infotainment screen and advanced driver assistance systems, including Super Cruise for hands-free driving. Its versatility suits both urban commuters and road trip enthusiasts.
Rivian R1S
Rivian’s R1S is an off-road beast disguised as a family-friendly crossover. Seating up to seven, it offers multiple powertrain options, including a 533-hp dual-motor and a powerful 835-hp quad-motor variant. And, with a range of 260 to 400 miles depending on the configuration, it’s versatile for daily commutes and long trips. The R1S also features adaptive air suspension, a 16-inch touchscreen, and a panoramic moonroof. Plus, charging takes just 20 minutes to add 140 miles via DC fast charging.
Audi Q4 e-tron
Audi brings its signature luxury to the electric crossover market with the Q4 e-tron. Signature Matrix LED headlights can display customizable light patterns, underscoring Audi’s commitment to futuristic aesthetics. The sloping roofline, short overhangs, and prominent alloy wheels (up to 21 inches) give it a sporty yet refined stance. Also, its drag coefficient is a sleek 0.28, thanks to features like recessed door handles and carefully designed airflow paths.
Nissan Ariya
Nissan was early to the EV game with the Leaf, and now they’re back with the Ariya. Its design showcases Nissan’s “Timeless Japanese Futurism” philosophy, emphasizing minimalism and modernity. The coupe-like silhouette, sloping roofline, and smooth, flowing body lines give it an elegant yet dynamic presence. At the front, the Ariya featured a striking “shield” instead of a traditional grille, with a 3D Kumiko-inspired pattern and illuminated Nissan emblem.
Volvo XC40 Recharge
Volvo’s XC40 Recharge takes everything you love about their gasoline-powered SUVs—like safety, comfort, and Scandinavian design—and electrifies it. The cabin exudes comfort with sustainable materials like leather-free upholstery and recycled textiles. The digital dashboard integrates a sizeable vertical touchscreen, running Volvo’s intuitive infotainment system powered by Google, offering navigation, voice control, and more. In terms of dimensions, it’s also spacious for a compact SUV, with ample legroom and cargo space.
Polestar 2
Polestar, Volvo’s electric offshoot, delivers luxury and performance with the Polestar 2. Its minimalist interior is packed with premium materials, and the car’s safety features, including advanced driver-assist technology, reflect Volvo’s reputation for safety. With its strong emphasis on sustainability, the Polestar 2 uses eco-friendly materials like wool and recycled textiles.
Toyota bZ4X
The name might sound like a password you’d forget, but Toyota’s bZ4X is worth remembering. The design? Think “futuristic sharp angles meet a yoga retreat.” Inside, the minimalist dash has a massive infotainment screen and—surprise! —a solar roof option to sip on sunlight. Charging is decent, hitting 80% in about 30 minutes with a fast charger. Yes, its name may sound like a Wi-Fi password, but the bZ4X shows Toyota’s serious about electrifying its lineup.
Genesis GV60
Genesis is proving it’s not just Hyundai’s luxury arm—it’s a bona fide competitor. Inside, the GV60 flaunts a “Crystal Sphere” gear selector that looks straight out of a sci-fi movie and converts into a mood light when parked—because why not? Powertrains range from a peppy 314-hp AWD to a ludicrous 429-hp Performance model. It even has face recognition for keyless entry. Genesis nailed the future, and it looks electrifying! Oh, and its 249-mile range isn’t too shabby, either.
Mazda MX-30
Mazda’s MX-30 is a quirky crossover with suicide doors and a minimalist interior. The exterior features Mazda’s “Kodo” design language, with clean, flowing lines and a slightly boxy vibe—like a fashionable sneaker on wheels. Its 35.5 kWh battery offers 100 miles of range—perfect for city cruising, less so for cross-country escapades.
Subaru Solterra
Built in partnership with Toyota, the Subaru Solterra blends off-road capability with eco-consciousness. Its aerodynamic roofline, aggressive front grille, and edgy LED headlights give it a futuristic vibe. At the same time, the generous ground clearance (8.3 inches) whispers Subaru’s love for adventure. Further, Subaru’s Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive isn’t going anywhere, offering off-road prowess and cornering control. And, pairing all this with 228 miles of range, the Solterra ensures your next road trip isn’t just green—it’s electrifyingly fun!
Lucid Gravity
Lucid Motors, famous for their ultra-luxe sedans, is entering the crossover scene with the Gravity. With a projected range exceeding 440 miles and charging capabilities that add 200 miles in just 15 minutes, the Gravity doesn’t just talk the talk—it drives the (very long) drive. It features Lucid’s powerhouse 900V electrical architecture, ensuring efficiency without overloading on battery weight. And, starting at under $80,000, it’s billed as a practical supercar—like having your eco-friendly cake and eating it while zooming past a Tesla Model X.
Jaguar I-PACE
The Jaguar I-PACE combines British elegance with electric performance. Inside, the I-PACE pampers its occupants with luxury trims, state-of-the-art tech, and enough room for your groceries and your ego. It charges from 0 to 80% in about 40 minutes on a DC fast charger—just enough time to sip your oat-milk latte. This EV even bags bragging rights with multiple awards, including World Car of the Year 2019. Who says green can’t be glamorous? Being eco-conscious doesn’t mean you can’t have claws!
BYD Atto 3
BYD might not be a household name (yet), but their Atto 3 crossover is making waves internationally. Designed on the advanced e-Platform 3.0, the Atto 3 flaunts a panoramic sunroof, a flat rear floor for extra legroom, and ambient lighting that matches your playlist. On the tech side, it boasts a 12.8-inch rotating touchscreen and a Blade Battery system lauded for safety and efficiency. Oh, and its headlights aren’t just for seeing—they’re “Dragon Crystal” LEDs, ready to intimidate even the darkest night.
MG ZS EV
Another rising star is the MG ZS EV. The flowing body lines and sporty stance are more than eye candy—they reduce drag and improve efficiency. Meanwhile, its alloy wheels, with a futuristic vibe, practically whisper, “I’m saving the planet, but make it classy.” The spacious cabin is equally suave, offering a panoramic sunroof that turns your road trips into star-studded adventures (literally). If James Bond went electric, he’d probably drive this. Practical yet polished, the MG ZS EV proves that saving the environment doesn’t mean compromising on style.
Peugeot e-2008
Peugeot’s e-2008 is a compact crossover with European flair. Under the hood—or rather, under the floor—it packs a 54-kWh battery, giving you up to 252 miles of range (when you’re not flooring it). Charging? It’s cooperative: a fast charger juices it to 80% in 30 minutes, perfect for a quick coffee stop. Peugeot’s i-Cockpit makes you feel like you’re piloting a spaceship, complete with a tiny steering wheel and snazzy 3D digital display. It’s eco-friendly but posh, with leather trims and smart tech to keep you comfy.
Honda Prologue
Honda’s Prologue is their big EV debut, and it’s shaping up to be a worthy rival in the crossover market. Sporting a GM collaboration under its hood, this midsize SUV boasts a 288-hp motor and a 296-mile EPA-estimated range—perfect for long commutes or spontaneous adventures. And, with its spacious 136.9 cubic feet of cabin space, the Prologue might outdo your apartment. Also, starting around $45,000, it’s a statement that says, “I’m green, but I like comfort.” Honda plans to have 30 EVs by 2030, and the Prologue is just the opening chapter.
12 Cars That Are Known for Their Unbreakable Reliability — They Just Don’t Quit
Reliability is a core feature that defines a vehicle. Over the last few decades, some vehicles have emerged as a reliable and durable option, standing out as workhorses that never quit. These vehicles not only prove themselves in terms of performance but transcend their role and become reliable partners, always fulfilling their role. Here are 12 Cars known for their unbreakable reliability.
12 Cars That Are Known for Their Unbreakable Reliability — They Just Don’t Quit
