In 2022, The New Electric Cars are Set to Hit The Roads

May 2022

RZ Lexus

Lexus has already told its fans that the RZ will have "exhilarating driving performance," so you know we can't wait. The car company says that the four-wheel-drive electric vehicle will have "incredible cornering and road-holding." Also, Lexus's first custom electric car will have technology called "steer-by-wire," which will improve the driver's experience even more.

Genesis GV60:

Even though it may be Genesis's first customized electric car, this four-wheel-drive EV has two motors and is ready to complete with some of the best new cars coming out in 2022. The company that made the model even said that it might be as fast as a sports car. We don't doubt Genesis because the GV60 is built on Hyundai's E-GMP platform.

Mercedes-Benz EQT: The EQT, which was made in collaboration with Renault, is a great MPV that is great for everyday driving. Notably, it showed the design of the electric sibling of the new T-Class.

June 2022

Mercedes 

Mercedes-Benz EQE: The new CLS-sized saloon is made from 100% recycled steel and is ready to take on the BMW i4 and Tesla Model 3. And the German company that makes the EQE says that it will go an amazing 410 miles between charges. And in 2023, fans of the bog-boy will be able to buy a taller version.

EV Dacia Spring:

Dacia's first electric car has room for four people. This is in line with the company's goal to keep things simple. And the company plans to start selling in the UK in March. The most affordable EV in Europe has an electric motor with 44bhp and a range of 140 miles.

Lotus Evija

According to 20 inch rims this all-electric supercar can go up to 200 mph and has a range of 250 miles. It also has four motors that work together to make an amazing 1972bhp. Even though the pandemic might have slowed down production, we loved driving the prototype and can't wait to see the supercars on the road.

July 2022

Volkswagen ID Buzz:

The ID Buzz brings back the iconic look of the bus, along with a retro look. It also comes in three different types: a camper, a commercial vehicle, and a people carrier. Notably, all of the different models are made with the company's MEB platform in mind. More importantly, Volkswagen has a model with a long wheelbase planned for 2023 and another model planned for the middle of the decade that will be "fully autonomous."

September 2022

Lucid Air:

The car company says that the top models of the coupe will have a range of up to 500 miles and a power output of 1056bhp. With numbers that high, it's not surprising that people call it the next Tesla. The base models have an electric motor with 395bhp and a 75kWh battery made by Samsung that can go 240 miles.

Renault Mégane E-Tech Electric

Even though the Megane E-Tech Electric will soon become a crossover, our first impressions of it were mostly good. The 215bhp and 221lb-ft of power make it fast, and the unique design makes it efficient and easy to drive. Aside from its attractive looks, the car is said to have a range of 186 to 292 miles and can reach 62mph in 7.4 seconds.

November 2022

BMW iX1:

The German car company is getting ready to make an electric version of the X1. The electric car will replace the i3, which has been on the market for about ten years. The brand wants to make money off of the growing number of electric vehicles (EVs), so the BMW iX1 will be a great fit.

Hyundai Ioniq 5 N: 

The Hyundai Ioniq 5 N could have a powertrain with two motors and a 0-62mph time of less than four seconds. With 600bhp, the retro-styled EV will live up to its N performance reputation, making it the fastest Hyundai car.

Polestar 3: 

On the ground, there may not be many details, but we expect the Polestar 3 to look like the Precept concept. We don't know much about the final design and powertrain specs, but sustainability will be a big part of how the car is made.

Audi E-Tron: 

We think the E-Tron could go between 249 and 373 miles, depending on the version. You can look forward to a facelift and a more powerful battery, among other things.

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