Top 5 evs

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The Good, the Bad & the Ugly 

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More Porsche EVs due soon; Taycan set the bar high

1 PORSCHE TAYCAN

THE GOOD: Still the best EV to drive; fast, responsive, fluid and even practical

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THE BAD: You can get better range and efficiency for less money

THE UGLY: That Porsche options list can still drain your wallet

THE ONE TO BUY: Choose your body style from saloon, estate or the borderline SUV-ish Cross Turismo. Prices start at £79k; the sensible Taycan 4S is £91k, sharper GTS is brilliant and Turbo just bonkers; top models cost upwards of £149,300

2 TESLA MODEL 3

THE GOOD: New lights, new colours, new aero and improved interior: it’s had a refresh, but remains good to drive and easy to live with

THE BAD: That refresh hasn’t added the knobs and buttons that would reduce driver distraction

THE UGLY: Panel gaps to swallow a SpaceX rocket

THE ONE TO BUY: Price drop means it starts from £40k, but Dual Motor Long Range at £49k is best

3 KIA EV6

THE GOOD: Design inside and out, with cabin materials and tech to match the design; efficient performance; potential for rapid charging; it’s practical and good value

THE BAD: Kia’s rather long waiting list

THE UGLY: The highpowered GT isn’t as good as we wanted it to be

THE ONE TO BUY: You’ll need £49,145 for a RWD GT-Line with the handy, winterready heat pump

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