Cars-Data.com Score ranking139 models

The best Electric SUV models by Cars-Data.com Score

139 Electric SUV models carry a Cars-Data.com Score, spread across 5 price classes from €26,000 to €216,067. Each car is scored against the others in its own price class — not against the whole catalogue.

So this list answers "which car most outclasses its price peers", not "which is best outright": a €26,000 car can and does outrank a €216,067 one. Prices are shown on every row so you can see which class each result came from.

139models
5price classes
€26,000from

Electric SUV — all 25

sorted by Cars-Data.com Score ↓
01
Tesla
Tesla
Model Y
RWD·top 1% of 291 in its class
4.3/ 5
€38,990list price
2025year
02
Lucid
Lucid
Gravity
Touring Plus·top 1% of 290 in its class
4.1/ 5
€102,815list price
2025year
03
Skoda
Skoda
Epiq
55 211hp Selection Launch Edition·top 1% of 291 in its class
4.0/ 5
€30,785list price
2026year
04
Mercedes-Benz
Mercedes-Benz
GLC
400 Electric 4MATIC Business Solution·top 1% of 290 in its class
3.9/ 5
€71,351list price
2025year
05
Volkswagen
Volkswagen
ID. Cross
52kWh 211hp Life·top 1% of 291 in its class
3.9/ 5
€33,785list price
2026year
06
Subaru
Subaru
E-Outback
4E-xperience·top 1% of 291 in its class
3.9/ 5
€52,001list price
2026year
07
Ford
Ford
Puma
Gen-E·top 2% of 291 in its class
3.9/ 5
€31,945list price
2025year
08
Skoda
Skoda
Enyaq
85 210kW Selection·top 1% of 290 in its class
3.8/ 5
€45,130list price
2026year
09
Volvo
Volvo
EX90
Twin Motor Performance Plus·top 1% of 290 in its class
3.8/ 5
€96,580list price
2025year
10
Mercedes-Benz
Mercedes-Benz
GLA
350 Electric 4MATIC Business Solution·top 2% of 290 in its class
3.7/ 5
€57,194list price
2026year
11
Volvo
Volvo
EX60
P10 AWD Plus·top 2% of 290 in its class
3.7/ 5
€65,680list price
2026year
12
Kia
Kia
EV3
58.3kWh Air·top 3% of 291 in its class
3.7/ 5
€36,020list price
2024year
13
Skoda
Skoda
Elroq
85 210kW Tour Edition·top 2% of 290 in its class
3.6/ 5
€41,725list price
2026year
14
Genesis
Genesis
GV60
Performance AWD Dual Motor Luxury·top 4% of 290 in its class
3.6/ 5
€71,500list price
2026year
15
Nissan
Nissan
Leaf
75kWh Engage·top 5% of 291 in its class
3.6/ 5
€37,900list price
2026year
16
Porsche
Porsche
Cayenne
S Electric·top 5% of 290 in its class
3.6/ 5
€129,744list price
2026year
17
MG
MG
S6
Long Range Luxury·top 2% of 290 in its class
3.5/ 5
€44,621list price
2025year
18
Mercedes-Benz
Mercedes-Benz
GLB
250+ Electric Business Solution·top 3% of 290 in its class
3.5/ 5
€55,984list price
2026year
19
Changan
Changan
Deepal S05
EV Pro·top 6% of 291 in its class
3.5/ 5
€37,790list price
2025year
20
Genesis
Genesis
GV70
Performance AWD Dual Motor Premium·top 6% of 290 in its class
3.5/ 5
€68,000list price
2026year
21
Audi
Audi
Q4 e-tron
Q4 Sportback e-tron quattro performance 77kWh Advanced editi·top 3% of 290 in its class
3.4/ 5
€56,415list price
2026year
22
Subaru
Subaru
Uncharted
4E-xperience+·top 4% of 290 in its class
3.4/ 5
€48,001list price
2026year
23
Volvo
Volvo
EX30
P5 Long Range Plus·top 5% of 290 in its class
3.4/ 5
€41,095list price
2026year
24
Geely
Geely
E5
Pro·top 6% of 291 in its class
3.4/ 5
€37,990list price
2026year
25
Alpine
Alpine
A390
GTS·top 6% of 290 in its class
3.4/ 5
€77,100list price
2026year
How this ranking is built

The Cars-Data.com Score is a weighted composite of five measured dimensions — performance, efficiency, eco, value and practicality — each expressed as a percentile against cars in the same body type, fuel type and price class. The weights are ours and they are published. One variant per model is listed: where several trims qualify, the highest-scoring one represents the model. Cars without enough measured data to score are not ranked rather than being given a guessed score.

Read the full methodology