Categories: Vehicles

Full Electric SUV Cars available Audi Mazda Volkswagen

Hi guys, I’m doing the rounds of the showrooms nearby as there about seven in all.

The three below, AUDI, Mazda, and Volkswagen are all within 100 metres of each other, thus why this was my first stop. I had tried soon after lockdown ended in England but with the lack of cars in showrooms I postponed until now.

All models have common features: one gear, auto sensors know when you sit in the car, and all are fully Electric using lithium-ion.

All New MAZDA MX-30

  • e-SKY­ACT­IV engine
  • 145 (107) (ps/Kw) output
  • 271 (Nm) Torque
  • range 124 miles
  • quick charge to 80%
  • charge 9 – 15 hours
  • 1-speed Auto­mat­ic
  • 0 – 62mph in 9.7 secs
  • Top Speed 87 mph
  • Battery 35.5 kWh

from £28,000

AUDI Q4 e-tron Sport(back)

Q4 e-tron sportback

Comes in standard, sportback and RS models.

Two electric motors drive the Audi e-tron powerfully. They quickly accelerate the SUV from 0 to 62mph in an impressive 5.7 seconds.

  • range 307 / 252 / 222 miles
  • 0 – 62mph in 4.5 secs
  • 204 / 408 / 503 PS
  • Regenerative braking helps charge the battery
  • Battery 71.2-95 kWh

The e-tron Charging Service (eCS) gives you access to thousands of charging points across Europe.

from £55,000

VW ID.4 / GTX

The all-new ID.4 has won 2021’s World Car of the Year Award.

20-inch alloy wheels in the exclusive GTX design, black roof characteristic of the ID.4, roof railing and the black, high-gloss air intake grille.

  • 204PS (150kW)
  • range 322 miles
  • full charge 12 hours
  • battery 77kWh
  • 0 – 62mph in 8.5 secs
  • Top speed 100mp/h

From £34,995

Fastest Electric Cars

Jaguar and BMW team up for electric

Location of our visit Otterspool Way, Bushey, Watford, Hertfordshire

Fastest

The main difference over the conventional internal combustion engine is that most electric motors deliver a surprisingly quick acceleration. That’s because an electric motor generates 100 percent of its available torque instantly.

Tesla Model S – 0-60 in 1.9 seconds

Tesla P100D – 0-60 mph in 2.4 seconds

Ferrari LaFerrari – 0-60 mph in 2.4 seconds

McLaren P1 – 0-60 mph 2.6 seconds

2021 McLaren 600LT Spider – 0-60 To Be Released

Porsche Taycan – 0-62 mph in 2.8 seconds

Jaguar i-Pace 0-60 mph in 4.5 seconds

BMW i8 – 0 to 60 mph in 4.5 seconds

Bugatti Chiron – 0 to 60 mph in 2.5 seconds (fastest production car in the world 304mph)

Electric planes could fly from London to Paris

Electric-powered commercial flights between London and Paris will become a reality in a decade

DO DRONE PLANES AIRCRAFT TAKE OFF AND FLY

EHang and Aerotree announce Malaysia eVTOL partnership
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