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Hyundai's small electric hatch gets the full £3,750 grant on every trim. That buys up to 308 miles of claimed range for £21,995, less than a longer-range Renault 5 or Kia EV2.
The Ioniq 3 and Kia EV2 share batteries and charging speeds, but the full £3,750 grant on every Ioniq 3 makes the Hyundai cheaper at both battery sizes. Here is how they compare on price, range and space.
The Kia EV2 costs from £24,245 on the road once the maximum £3,750 Electric Car Grant saving is applied to the 61kWh Air. Here is how trims, grant bands, range and rivals line up.
VW UK has not priced the ID. Cross yet, but Germany starts at €27,995 and the 52kWh version claims up to 271 miles. Here is how it should stack up against the Renault 4, Skoda Epiq and Kia EV2.
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