On paper they promise miracles. On the road... only what the battery allows them to do. Consumer Reports checked which EVs exceed expectations and which ones fall flat. Spoiler: even stars sometimes run out of steam. So - Consumer Reports official electric vehicle range tests 2025!
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For years, we’ve been hearing about the arrival of an electric people’s car that would finally shatter the myth that EVs are only for digital nomads and crypto-portfolio enthusiasts. Tesla is at the center of the action here – and now it seems to be coming up with its most ambitious promise yet: the Model Q, named as if it were invented by a Bond inventor or a parody of itself. On June 12, 2025, Elon Musk will take the stage in Austin and – we hope – unveil his new visionary trick. This time, it’s not just another car, but potentially the biggest breakthrough in electric mobility for the masses.
Elon Musk has set himself another goal: to make a Tesla that even those of us without shares in the company can afford. The result? The new Tesla Model Q 2025 is coming – an urban electric crossover with the ambition: to combine affordability, future technology and still look cool. If it keeps its promises, it could become the Volkswagen Beetle of the 21st century – only without the smell of gasoline. According to some predictions, it will arrive as early as June 12, 2025.
Alpine has finally let go of the handbrake of modesty. It says it will hit the road in 2028 – with a 1,000-horsepower, turbocharged V6 and two electric motors – with the Alpine Alpenglow Hy6 concept. Ferrari? Watch out.
Tesla has electrified the market with its Model S, 3, X and Y, redefining what a “cool car” means. But there’s one letter missing from that alphabet – the Tesla Model 1, which could herald a new era: a compact, affordable and everyday electric SUV priced at €25,000.
What happens when German precision meets the tuning scene and a thirst for adrenaline? The Opel Frontera GRAVEL is born – a four-wheeled announcement that electric SUVs are not just for shopping malls.
Retro charm, electric drive and... a woven baguette holder? The Renault 4 E-Tech (2025) is back and it's not exactly cheap. But maybe that's why it's even more appealing. European prices for the legendary Renault 4 are known!
Imagine buying a sports car with an aerodynamic hood for 5,000 euros, only to find out that the hood is just a fashion accessory. It's like buying a Rolex that only shows the phases of the moon. Well, Xiaomi decided that was acceptable. All for "looks", nothing for function. And yes - people were a little angry. That's also the Xiaomi YU7.
Renault. A brand that used to build its identity on safety. Let's remember when Laguna II was the first European sedan to receive five stars at Euro NCAP. And then Renault Twingo. At a time when others were still covering the dashboard with hard PVC, Renault was already thinking about how to protect the driver and his passengers. EURO NCAP Renault - in 2025 tells a different story. Why is Renault regressing in such an important area.
The Tesla Model 3 has been around for a long time – and while it seems like we know everything about it, the latest 2025 version has surprised us again. This time with a perfect safety rating in the 2025 NCAP test.
BYD Dolphin Surf. Yeah, I know. It sounds like the name of the electric toothbrush from TEDi. But before you roll your eyes and run back to your Volkswagens, give me a few more lines. Because this is probably the best urban electric car right now. And no, I'm not getting paid to say this.
When the French make a car, they don't just drive it — they dress it in haute couture. The DS N°4 is more than just a car, it's a manifesto of style, technology and quiet confidence. Welcome to a future where LED headlights whisper poetry.