The Top 10 Best Electric Cars for 2022 and 2023

 Number 1 : Tesla Model 3

Almost everywhere, the Model 3 excels above its contemporaries. It is elegant, useful, and enjoyable to ride. Overall, the 3 is a wonderful choice for an EV, despite occasional annoyances with the touchscreen interface and lack of specific smartphone connection.

Number 2 : Niro from Kia

 Among the greatest new electric vehicles is the Niro EV, which is something you should look into. It features a big interior, is enjoyable to ride, and sometimes even achieved a substantial 285 miles of range in Edmunds' real-world test, which is a lot.

Number 3 : ID.4 from Volkswagen 

 One of the first all electric compact SUVs to reach the market, the ID.4 comes with a ton of conventional amenities and a genuinely roomy interior. In Edmunds' real-world range test, it covered 287 miles on a single battery charge and stretches the edge with maybe some cool technologies. There is plenty to be thrilled about in this place.

Number 4 : Kona from Hyundai

 One of the more user-friendly EVs is the Kona Electric. In the maximum altitude test , it covered an astounding 315 miles. In addition, it has a stylish interior, a broad range of tech and security measures, and a startlingly swift accelerating.

Number 5 : BOLT EV from Chevrolet

 The Kona Electric is one of the EVs with better usability. In the test at the highest elevations, it traveled an incredible 315 miles. It also boasts a sleek interior, lots of technology and security features, and shockingly quick acceleration.

Number 6 : LEAF from Nissan

 The Leaf is a competitive player in the realm of economically viable EVs. The Leaf also provided a good 237 miles of range on a single charge when driven on Edmunds' real-world EV test road, in addition to a variety of conventional professional driving assistance.

Number 7 : Ioniq Electric from Hyundai

 By regards of costs and performance, the Hyundai Ioniq Electric is a fantastic value for an electric vehicle. It provides all the user-friendly technology that we have become accustomed from Hyundai. However, it performs poorly and has a limited driving radius, covering barely 202 miles.

Number 8 : Mini hardtop

The standard Hardtop 2 Door is available in an electric variant as the Mini Cooper SE. This results in very little capacity for the trunk and the passenger seat versus comparable EVs, although it also brings certain familiar Mini advantages, such rapid pace and agile driving. Nevertheless, mileage is less impressive than others, just covering 150 miles in  actual mileage testing.

Number 9 : MX-30 From Mazda

The Mazda MX-30 is far more fun to drive than many of its rivals, has a stylish, environmentally friendly cabin, and is loaded with cutting-edge equipment. Why then does it seem so low in ranking list? The short of it is that its range is still only 114 miles which makes it tiny and sluggish.

Number 9 : bz4x from Toyota

The brand-new Toyota bZ4X falls short of the standards for contemporary EVs. It's cozy, comes with a good selection of basic amenities, and offers a ton of in-car technology. But compared to comparable EVs at this cost, it does not really typically drive as well, does not really look as lovely, or go as far on a single battery recharge.