Cheapest EV Cars in Europe

Dacia Spring is listed as the cheapest electric car that's available for sale in Europe. Pre-orders can be made at this time (September 2021). It's a a four-passenger car that's manufactured in China, as Dacia does not have plans for its own electric car yet, though it will sell Spring Electric under its brand.

Dacia Spring's price starts from £14,500 in the U.K., €17,890 in the Netherlands, and €20,490 in Germany.

Spring has a 26.8 kWh battery and its real range estimation is 170 km.

Horsepower: 45 HP (33 kW)
Top speed:125 Km/h

The second cheapest EV car in Europe is Smart EQ Fortwo Coupe, with a 16.7 kWh battery and a range that reaches 100 km. 

The prices for this model start from £19,200 in the U.K., €23,995 in France, and €18,460 in Germany.

Horsepower: 82 HP (60 kW)
Top speed:130 Km/h

Maybe this electric model is much more interesting for you, as it adds two passenger seats for just a little extra money. It costs £19,795 in the U.K., €23,995 in France, and €19,120 in Germany. Smart EQ Forfour may be the perfect EV car for Europe's crowded streets.

Just as his little brother Smart EQ Fortwo Coupe, it has a 16.7kWh battery, while its range is a little lower (95km), due to its increased weight.

Horsepower: 82 HP (60 kW)
Top speed:130 Km/h

Renault Twingo Electric is such a nice-looking fully electric city car. It completes the range of electric vehicles manufactured by Renault, alongside ZOE, Twizy, Kangoo Z.E., and Master Z.E.

It costs €24,790 in Germany and €20,690 in the Netherlands. Its useable battery is 21.3 kWh, while its range is around 130 km.

Horsepower: 82 HP (60 kW)
Top speed:135 Km/h

The Italian producer hits the top five of our chart with this cute yet powerful little model.
It has a 23.8 kWh battery and its average range is 165 km.

It costs £20,495in the U'K., €24,900 in The Netherlands, and €23,560 in Germany.

Horsepower: 95 HP (70 kW)
Top speed:135 Km/h

This model is out of production, but it's still listed on the EV database, with prices starting from £19,835 in the U.K., €26,995 in the Netherlands, and €25,200 in Germany.

Smart EQ Fortwo Cabrio uses a 16.7 kWh battery and has a 90 km average range.

Horsepower: 82 HP (60 kW)
Top speed:130 Km/h

Seat Mii is almost the same car as VW Up! and Skoda City Go. You can easily see that while looking at its "looks" 🙂

This small city car costs £20,300 in the U.K., €23,400 in the Netherlands, and €24,650 in Germany. It's a 32.3 kWh car, with an average range of 205km.

Horsepower: 83 HP (61 kW)
Top speed:130 Km/h

Volkswagen e-Up! is up there, in our top 🙂

We've just told you it's the same car as the Seat Mii above, it uses a 32.3 kWh battery, and its average range is 205km.

Horsepower: 83 HP (61 kW)
Top speed:130 Km/h

Sono Sion is "a spacious electric car with a range of up to 305 kilometers, that charges itself through the power of the sun." At least this is what the German producer says.

This is a much bigger EV than the ones on the list, with a 47 kWh battery, and a real range of 260 km.

It costs €25,500 in Germany and €26,000 in The Netherlands.

Horsepower: 163 HP (120 kW)
Top speed:140 Km/h

The British brand hits the top ten with MG MG5 EV, that's priced at £25,095 in England. It's a 48.8 kWh SUV with a high range (295 km).

Horsepower: 156 HP (115 kW)
Top speed:185 Km/h