The electric cars that can go the longest without needing to be recharged
ELECTRIC motors are becoming more popular with UK drivers, as they attempt to reduce fuel costs and carbon emissions.
But many motorists are being put off by these vehicles as they fear the battery will run flat when behind the wheel.
A recent breakdown by has revealed the top ten electric cars on the market that will last the distance.
The investigation found the Tesla Model S as the electric motor that can go the furthest without needing a recharge, with the vehicle boasting a range of 379 miles.
The driverless motor features a 100kWh battery that allows it to go from 0 to 60mph in just 3.7 seconds.
The Model S doesn't come cheap though, with a price tag of £73,505.
The electric cars with the longest range
- Tesla Model S - 379 miles
- Tesla Model 3 - 348 miles
- Tesla Model X - 314 miles
- Jaguar I-PACE - 292 miles
- Kia e-Niro - 282 miles
- Kia Soul EV - 280 miles
- Hyundai Kona Electric - 279 miles
- Mercedes EQC - 259 miles
- Audi e-tron - 248 miles
- Renault Zoe - 245 miles
The American automaker has some of the most efficient electric motors on the road, with the Tesla Model 3 and Model X boasting impressive ranges of 348 miles and 314 miles respectively.
The Jaguar I-PACE is another popular car that can last the distance, with a range of 292 miles.
You'll even be able to completely fill up the battery in just 85 minutes using 50kW chargers installed across the UK.
The Kia e-Niro has earned high praise for its efficiency and it's easy to see why.
The well-equiped SUV can travel 282 miles on a full battery, while its spacey interior is ideal for families hitting the road over the holidays.
It might not go as far as other electric models, but the Renault Zoe provides excellent bang for your buck.
With an affordable £22,000 price tag, the compact car can hit 245 miles without needing to be plugged in.
Other economic motors on the list include Kia Soul EV (280 miles), Hyundai Kona Electric (279 miles), Mercedes EQC (259 miles) and Audi e-tron (248 miles).
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The distance an electric motor can cover will depend largely on the make of vehicle and how you drive it.
Like petrol and diesel engines, you can extend the distance your electric car can travel by watching your speed, using your heating sparingly and avoid harsh braking.
Last month, we revealed the top 10 cars with the highest mileage in the UK.