Top 10 Electric Cars that Deserve to Be Produced: Innovative Mid-size EVs

We live in the age of generic crossover SUVs which all look almost identical to each other. With the looming era of EVs, though, should we expect this trend to be adopted by the future vehicles, or will the variety of body styles live on?

Hopefully yes, and to preview the possible outcomes of the automotive development, in this episode we present to you 10 amazing electric sedans that we are dying to see on the roads in the nearest future!

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All of the cars mentioned in this #ATelectriccars episode:

Volkswagen I.D. VIZZION Electric: volkswagen.co.uk/electric-hybrid/id/vizzion

VW I.D. Vizzion model is a part of Volkswagen’s electrification initiative that will commence in 2020 and shoud include more than twenty unique models.

TATA E-Vision Sedan: tatamotors.com/gms2018

TATA is the Indian automotive giant that currently develops the OMEGA or Optimal Modular Efficient Global Advanced architecture, that will underpin all electric models of the brand. Their first results are reflected in the TATA E-Vision Sedan.

Porsche Taycan: newsroom.porsche.com/en/products/porsche-taycan-mission-e-name-of-series-production-electric-sports-car-electromobility-concept-study-70-years-sportscar-15602.html

If many of the models from this lineup are still struggling at the conceptual stage, we have solid confirmation from Porsche that the Mission E Concept, recently renamed to Taycan will be undoubtedly released.

Lucid Air: lucidmotors.com/car

Lucid Air is expected to go into production in 2019, with the base model carrying a 400hp powertrain and delivering 240 miles of driving on a charge and the top trim equipped with a two motors and a larger, 315-mi battery pack.

BMW i Vision Dynamics: bmw.co.uk/en_GB/topics/discover-bmw/concept-cars/bmw-i-vision-dynamics.html

The BMW’s Number One strategy has an ambitious goal to produce 25 electrified car models by the year 2025, that will occupy leadership position on the fast growing market of EVs. The iVision Dynamics concept is here to preview the grand touring sedan.

Audi e-tron GT: audi.com/en/experience-audi/models-and-technology/concept-cars/audi-e-tron-gt-concept.html

When a new electric car comes out it is usually dubbed as a Tesla killer to grab attention of car enthusiasts, however, the newly arrived Audi e-Tron GT was rather labeled the killer of internal combustion cars.

Fisker E-Motion: fiskerinc.com

Henrik Fisker is a notorious designer of luxury automobiles who has famously brought to the market the flop of an EV named Karma. His second attempt at conquering the market will come in the form of a performance electric sedan E-Motion.

LVCHI Auto Venere: lvchiauto.com/venere

The young Chinese startup LVchi Auto is not going to shy away from bringing new perspective models to the market. Their latest entry is an electric sedan called Venere that will occupy the premium segment niche on the market.

Byton K Byte: byton.com/k-byte-concept

Byton K Byte is a new all-electric sedan concept by the Chinese startup Byton that features high-tech intuitive interface paired with Level 4 autonomy tech.

RG Nathalie: rolandgumpert.com

RG Nathalie is a high performance sedan with a unique powertrain that is fueled by methanol, but brings the car into motion by the means of electric propulsion.