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Hybrid / PHEVSUV

BYD Seal U DM-i

A generously equipped plug-in hybrid SUV sold under several names, with useful electric range and petrol backup for longer trips.

Official range
70–125 km electric
WLTP, version dependent
Rapid charging
Up to 18 kW
30–80% in about 35 minutes claimed
Hybrid / PHEVLiftback

Toyota Prius

The best-known hybrid nameplate, now offered with conventional and plug-in hybrid powertrains in selected markets.

Official range
Up to 86 km electric
WLTP, PHEV version
Rapid charging
Not generally supported
AC charging for PHEV versions
Hybrid / PHEVSUV

Toyota RAV4 Hybrid

A globally familiar family SUV offered as a conventional hybrid and, in many markets, a plug-in hybrid.

Official range
Market dependent
Electric range applies to PHEV only
Rapid charging
Not generally supported
AC charging for PHEV versions
Hybrid / PHEVSUV

Honda CR-V Hybrid

A spacious mainstream SUV offered with self-charging and plug-in hybrid systems depending on market.

Official range
Market dependent
Electric range applies to PHEV only
Rapid charging
Not generally supported
AC charging for PHEV versions
ElectricSedan

BYD Seal

A well-equipped electric sedan that pairs BYD's Blade Battery with rear or all-wheel drive.

Official range
460–570 km
WLTP, version dependent
Rapid charging
Up to 150 kW
10–80% in about 37 minutes claimed
ElectricCrossover

BYD Atto 3

A compact electric crossover sold under different names across a wide range of markets.

Official range
Up to 420 km
WLTP
Rapid charging
Up to 88 kW
30–80% in about 29 minutes claimed
ElectricHatchback

BYD Dolphin Surf

A compact, lower-cost EV sold as the Seagull or Dolphin Mini in several markets.

Official range
220–322 km
WLTP, version dependent
Rapid charging
Up to 85 kW
10–80% in about 30 minutes claimed
ElectricHatchback

MG MG4 EV

A value-led electric hatchback with rear-wheel drive and several battery choices.

Official range
Up to 530 km
WLTP, version dependent
Rapid charging
Up to 144 kW
10–80% from about 26 minutes claimed
ElectricCrossover

Kia EV3

A compact electric crossover focused on usable range, interior space, and mainstream pricing.

Official range
Up to 605 km
WLTP, version dependent
Rapid charging
Up to 128 kW
10–80% in about 31 minutes claimed
ElectricCrossover

Hyundai Ioniq 5

A spacious electric crossover built around an 800-volt platform and very rapid charging.

Official range
Up to 570 km
WLTP, version dependent
Rapid charging
Up to 260 kW
10–80% in about 18 minutes claimed
ElectricCrossover

Volkswagen ID.4

A conventional-feeling family EV with rear or all-wheel drive and broad international availability.

Official range
Up to 571 km
WLTP, version dependent
Rapid charging
Up to 175 kW
10–80% in about 28 minutes claimed
ElectricSedan

Tesla Model 3

An efficient electric sedan with strong range, mature software, and broad fast-charging access.

Official range
Up to 750 km
WLTP, version dependent
Rapid charging
Up to 250 kW
About 15 minutes for up to 282 km claimed
ElectricCrossover

Tesla Model Y

The global reference point for electric family crossovers, with a large charging network and unusually efficient packaging.

Official range
Up to 622 km
WLTP, version dependent
Rapid charging
Up to 250 kW
Manufacturer claims vary by version