With an electric purchase bonus, these e-cars cost less than 40,000 euros

Selected products in a tabular overview

BMW iX at carwow.de	RRP from EUR 77,300, savings: up to EUR 14,932
Kia EV6 at carwow.de	RRP from EUR 44,990, savings: up to EUR 14,069
Mercedes EQS at carwow.de	RRP from EUR 97,807, savings: up to EUR 6152
Hyundai Ioniq 5 at carwow.de	RRP from EUR 41,900, savings: up to EUR 13,290
Audi Q4 e-tron at carwow.de	RRP from EUR 41,900, savings: up to EUR 14,130
Skoda Enyaq iV at carwow.de	RRP from 33,800, savings: up to 12,860 EUR
Mazda MX-30 at carwow.de	RRP from EUR 34,490, savings: up to EUR 13,216

One in four customers has already decided in favor of an electric car or a plug-in hybrid vehicle. And there should be even more in the coming year. (E-car: pros and cons!) Because that Range of reliable e-cars suitable for everyday use with and without combustion engine support, every well-known manufacturer now has e-cars in their portfolio. Long delivery times sometimes mean a real test of patience for some models, but it is usually worth the wait.

Anyone whose account or wallet is not so full will find thanks Electric purchase bonus meanwhile easy one in battery-powered vehicle for less than 25,000 euros. But the claims must not go to heaven. Hundreds of kilometers of range and a fluffy driving experience with dozens of luxury features are not to be expected in this price range. If you have a little more money available and want amenities, you can one price category above look around. In the area 25,000 to 40,000 euros There are not only bestsellers such as the BMW i3 or the Tesla Model 3, but also many proven models from France and Korea – and even electrified SUVs from Audi and Mercedes. AUTO BILD is showing 17 electric cars between 25,000 and 40,000 euros in the gallery!