Honourable Mentions
Before you read on, below is a selection of more affordable vehicles that didn't quite make the cut but can still travel 200+ miles (WLTP) between charges:
Vauxhall Mokka-e (209 miles), Peugeot e-208 (217 miles), Vauxhall Corsa-e (222 miles), Renault Zoe (245 miles), MG 5 (250 miles), Volkswagen ID.3 (264 miles), MG ZS (273 miles).
17. Hyundai IONIQ 5
Range: 240 - 286 miles (WLTP)
Not only does the Hyundai IONIQ 5 come with a 286-mile range on its top trims, but it also has an 800v battery system that allows for charging speeds of up to 250kW. This means you can charge your IONIQ 5 from 10%-80% in just 18 minutes!
16. Jaguar I-Pace
Range: 288 miles (WLTP)
The I-Pace rocks the prestigious Jaguar badging with pride. The luxury car manufacturer's first EV attempt did not disappoint with the I-Pace showing off a 290-mile range and a 0-62mph below 5 seconds!
15. Audi e-tron GT
Range: 296 mile (WLTP)
The Audi e-tron GT is a premium EV that rivals Porsche's popular Taycan. The GT exudes luxury and offers an impressive 296-mile range.
14. Hyundai Kona
Range: 190 - 301 miles (WLTP)
The Hyundai Kona is becoming a popular option due to its value for money. The Kona's 64kWh battery means you'll get 300 miles of range between charging which is more than enough for most drivers. On top of this, the Kona is one of the best-driving EVs around with its easy handling and smooth ride.
13. Volkswagen ID.5
Range: 313 miles (WLTP)
The Volkswagen ID.5 continues to add interior space to VW's growing ID range. This coupe-SUV has a 313-mile range on its 77kWh battery and is available in a performance GTX trim too.
12. Porsche Taycan
Range: 268 - 313 miles (WLTP)
The Porsche Taycan is a sporty EV that's very fast and agile. You won't get much boot space with one of these but you will get a large 313-mile range. The Turbo S trim can go from 0-62mph in just 2.8 seconds.
11. Audi Q4 e-tron
Range: 207 - 316 miles (WLTP)
Audi's Q4 e-tron sacrifices a little practicality in exchange for a stylish rear coupe roof. As SUV coupes go, the Q4 e-tron is one of the most refined and established around. If you're looking to lease a premium family car, then the Q4 e-tron is definitely one to consider.
10. Polestar 2
Range: 317 miles (WLTP)
The Polestar 2 is one of the more attractive and innovative EVs on the market and offers stiff competition to Tesla's Model 3 as a result. The Single Motor Long Range trim offers a huge 317 miles of range.
9. Volkswagen ID.4
Range: 213 - 318 miles (WLTP)
The Volkswagen ID.4 with the 77kWh battery offers an impressive 318-mile range. The ID.4 shares some similarities with its ID.3 sibling but comes in a bigger, more practical package.
8. Tesla Model Y
Range: 315 miles (WLTP)
The larger Tesla Model Y offers much more space than the popular Model 3. It also provides all the great technology that you get on the other models, as well as a 315-mile range on the Long Range trim. Leasing a Tesla will get you one of the most cutting-edge cars on the market.
7. Kia EV6
Range: 328 miles (WLTP)
Sitting upon the same platform as the IONIQ 5 means the Kia EV6 also includes an 800v charging system for lightning-quick charging times. As well as this, the EV6 is more aerodynamic and houses a bigger battery which brings its range up to a very impressive 328 miles! The Kia EV6 is also the proud winner of the What Car? Car of the Year Award for 2022.
6. Skoda Enyaq iV
Range: 256 - 331 miles (WLTP)
The Skoda Enyaq iV is a brilliant all-rounder. Although its appearance isn't exhilarating, it makes up for this with its practicality, 331-mile range and affordability compared to its 300+ range rivals. If you're looking for a family-friendly EV with a long range, then this could be the car for you!
5. BMW i4
Range: 358 miles (WLTP)
The BMW i4 is essentially an electrified version of BMW's famous 4-Series models. This car contains a huge 80kWh battery that allows it to travel 358 miles on a single charge. Although still a premium option, the i4 provides a lot of range whilst still being less expensive than the Jaguar I-Pace and Audi e-tron Sportback.
4. Tesla Model 3
Range: 305 - 360 miles (WLTP)
If you've been looking to lease an electric vehicle, the chances are you've already heard of this car. The Tesla Model 3 is one of the leading vehicles in its bracket and has a range of 360 miles on the Long Range trim. Tesla uses clever battery software to squeeze as many miles as possible from its batteries, this means you can drive freely without the constant fear of running out of charge!
3. Ford Mustang Mach-E
Range: 270 - 379 miles (WLTP)
The American carmaker's first attempt at a mass-produced EV was a roaring success with the Ford Mustang Mach-E. This EV not only looks impressive but also comes with some impressive performance statistics too. The range-topping Extended Range trim won't come cheap, but you won't be let down by its huge 379-mile range. This is a fun to drive vehicle, that'll put all your range anxiety worries to bed!
2. BMW iX
Range: 256 - 380 miles (WLTP)
The BMW iX draws similarities to Tesla's Model X. It's big and bold with a striking external appearance. Built upon a bespoke EV platform with a top-quality cabin design, the iX can be leased in either a 70kW or 100kW battery, with the latter providing up to 380 miles and around 500hp.
1. Mercedes-Benz EQS
Range: 453 miles (WLTP)
Topping the range leaderboard is the Mercedes-Benz EQS. The EQS is essentially an electrified S-Class that has its own bespoke electric platform which can house a variety of battery options. At its peak, the EQS can provide an astonishing 453-miles of range. However, all this range and luxury comes at a steep price!
