Motor1, which is located in the middle of the specialized names of the automobile, performed a test that consumers who are considering buying electric cars must be examined. The goal of this test was to measure the efficiency and range data of an electric car. Within the scope of the test, electric cars were tested from 100 percent to 5 percent charging.

The test for electric cars was held on the Grande Raccordo Anuere highway in Italy. With the test, it was revealed which electric vehicle is more efficient and which one is longer range.

So which electric cars were tested?

The electric cars inserted into the test in cooperation with Motor1 and InSideevs were as follows:

• Alfa Romeo Junior
• Chery Omoda 5 Houses
• Citroen EC3
• Ford Explorer
• Hyundai Inter
• Kia EV3
• LANCIA YPSILON
• MINI Aceman
• Renault 5
• Skoda Elroq
• Smart #1
• Volvo EX30

What about the results?

The most efficient electric cars

• LANCIA YPSILON
• MINI Aceman
• Hyundai Inter
• Kia EV3
• Alfa Romeo Junior
• Skoda Elroq
• Renault 5
• Chery Omoda 5 Houses
• Ford Explorer
• Volvo EX30
• Citroen EC3
• Smart #1

The tests revealed that the most efficient electric car is Lancia Ypsilon. The car, which has a scalp with a capacity of 48.1 kWh on a scale of 1,561 kilograms, was determined as 15.9 kWh at 100 kilometers. Smart #1 was the most remaining model at the point of efficiency.

Longest range electric cars

• Kia EV3
• Chery Omoda 5 Houses
• LANCIA YPSILON
• Alfa Romeo Junior
• Hyundai Inter
• Renault 5
• MINI Aceman
• Volvo EX30
• Smart #1
• Citroen EC3
• Skoda Elroq
• Ford Explorer

In the test, the car, which was able to offer the longest range, was Kia EV3 with 323 kilometers range. This is obvious; Skoda Elroq and Ford Explorer, which show a higher price for range, are at the bottom of the bottom. This is due to the higher battery capacity of cars. So these vehicles will actually offer more range than others.

You can watch InSideevs’s test below with Motor1 below