A distinctive, boxy electric van from now-defunct US startup Canoo. The Lifestyle Vehicle had an 80 kWh battery, ~250 miles of range and a unique loft-like cabin – but Canoo went bankrupt in January 2025, ending production. Historical reference only.
Canoo’s bold, boxy electric pickup that almost made it. It promised an 80 kWh battery, ~200 miles of range, up to 600+ hp and clever cargo features from around 35,000 dollars – but Canoo went bankrupt in January 2025, so it never reached buyers. Historical reference.
BYD’s sporty fully electric coupe-SUV for India and a Tesla Model Y rival. An 82.56 kWh Blade battery, up to 567 km range, RWD or 523 bhp AWD (0-100 in 4.5s), 11 airbags and 230 kW fast charging – from Rs 49.40 lakh.
The BMW i3 is a distinctive premium city EV (2013-2022) with a carbon-fibre body and rear-wheel drive, offered with 22, 33 and 42.2 kWh batteries. Now discontinued and a sought-after used buy.
The Longbow Roadster is a 995 kg British electric sports car with 322 bhp, 0-100 km/h in 3.6 seconds and a 280-mile range, hand-built in the UK. Priced from 64,995 pounds; Roadster deliveries planned for 2027.
The Lucid Cosmos is an upcoming midsize electric SUV on Lucid’s new sub-50,000-dollar 800-volt platform, targeting the Tesla Model Y with class-leading efficiency. Confirmed; full specs are still being revealed.
BYD’s compact SUV for Italy, offered as a full-electric (BEV) or a DM-i plug-in hybrid. BEV: 45/65 kWh, up to ~420 km WLTP, 177-204 CV. DM-i: 40-90 km electric, up to 1,500 km combined. From about 27,600 euro.
BYD’s fully electric MPV for India, in 6 or 7-seat layouts. Two Blade batteries (55.4/71.8 kWh), up to 530 km range, a rotating 12.8-inch screen and Level 2 ADAS – from Rs 26.90 lakh.
The BYD Song Plus in Brazil is the Song Plus DM-i, a plug-in hybrid SUV. An 18.3 kWh Blade battery gives up to 68 km of electric range (PBEV), with a petrol engine extending total range to 1,200 km. From R$ 249,990.
An affordable compact electric SUV for Malaysia: a 38.54 kWh LFP battery, 380 km range, DC fast charging and a big-screen cabin from around RM 100,000. Note: Neta’s parent company is in bankruptcy reorganisation, so check after-sales support.