2024 looks set to be a watershed year when European, Chinese and other manufacturers finally start introducing electric vehicles built primarily on electric vehicle platforms that take full advantage of electric powertrains and favor them over internal combustion engines (ICE ). We've put together a list of interesting vehicles that could end up in your garage if you're pragmatic and wait a little longer for the electric vehicles of 2024, which are yet to arrive.
When BMW thinks about the future, it doesn't dream of flying cars or teleportation. No, their vision is firmly planted on the ground, with electric SUVs that promise to turn your neighbors green with envy. And with the latest version of the BMW Vision Neue Klasse X, BMW proves that even in a world where electric cars have become the new norm, you can still stand out. Not only because of its ecological awareness, but also because of that typical BMW charm that the new era brings.
While Volkswagen's ID.2 has been delayed on the starting line for more than two years, Škoda's Epiq shows that it intends to arrive on time and perhaps even overtake the competition. With a design adorned by the new Modern Solid design philosophy, the Epiq is not only visually appealing, but also practical and sustainable. Like the ancient epics that recount heroic deeds, Škoda Epiq promises an epic adventure in the urban jungle and beyond. If it lives up to its promise, it could become a popular choice for modern urban explorers.
A new generation Dodge Charger is coming, blurring the lines between classic and future automotive icons. With an electric heart and muscles that wouldn't put even the most passionate fan of gasoline vapors to shame, the 2024 Dodge Charger Daytona EV promises to exceed all expectations. In a completely Maerish way, of course.
The legend that defined a generation returns to the urban jungle – the Renault 5, this time as a fully electric E-Tech Electric model. The French automotive giant has revived the iconic design from 1972, combining a nostalgic past and a promising future, appealing to both history buffs and followers of sustainable mobility. The Renault 5 is definitely the star of the Geneva Motor Show, but it divides opinion. Especially in our editorial office.
At a time when the past meets the future, the Renault 5, a symbol of the social revolution of the 1970s, is once again in the spotlight. This time as the Renault 5 E-Tech Electric, which will make its world debut at the Geneva International Motor Show on February 26. This transformation of a cult legend into an electric format is not just a tribute to tradition; is a bold twist towards sustainable mobility. We reveal all that is currently known and put together our thoughts.
In a world where motorcycles are often synonymous with petrol engines, the orange colored electric beast Verge TS Pro California Edition unveiled at the 2023 Los Angeles Auto Show promised a bright future on two wheels. This motorcycle is not just another electric toy, but a real work of art, inspired by the California poppy, which lights up the city streets with orange color.
HiPhi A: the Chinese electric hypercar that will push the boundaries in the super sports car segment
In the world of electric hypercars, where innovation meets speed, the HiPhi A proves to be a true technical marvel. Unveiled in Shanghai, this car is not just a means of transportation, but a work of art of a new age that goes beyond the usual standards. Designed by the young automotive startup Human Horizons, the HiPhi A brings revolutionary technology and design that promise the future of mobility.
When French charm meets the electric future - that's how you could describe the new Renault Twingo EV, or rather the Amper Renault Twingo EV. This urban hero, designed for the heart of Europe, is like a call to wild dance among city streets, with the promise of a price that will shake up the market. It will be produced in Slovenia.
The Kia EV6 GT has climbed to the top of the electric vehicle world by winning Road & Track's 2024 Performance EV of the Year. As the latest heir to the throne of automotive innovation, the EV6 GT combines design, technology and performance in a way that sets new standards in its class.
While new electric cars seem like expensive investments, the market for lightly used electric cars is very attractive, as their prices can drop as low as 50% in the first three years. This is due to a number of factors, including the natural depreciation experienced by conventional vehicles and the rapid decline in prices of new electric cars over the past two years, partly driven by Tesla. For this purpose, we have selected the most interesting models, especially those that have lost a really large part of their value, but are among the best electric vehicles in the world in terms of all their characteristics.
Some cars are more than just means of transportation—they're nostalgic journeys into the past that hold the promise of a more electrified future. And when Honda revealed its Prelude concept at the motor show, it became clear that it might be ready to rekindle the charm of its sporty past in a new electric guise.