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Once you turn green... Words from Erin Baker, Editor-in-Chief at Auto-Trader Next year is all about electrified cars: hybrids, plug-in hybrids and pure electric cars. If you're thinking about it but don't know where to start, here's our handy guide to the best cars for next year Area: about 240 miles It's been around for a while in reviews and adverts, but few people in the UK have yet gotten their hands on one, so this still feels like a new car for 2020. Fast charging, futuristic interior and romantic mode turns the giant touchscreen tablet into a blazing fire. What do you not want? Area: about 200 miles This could be our 2020 car of the year. The package looks perfect: the XC40 is one of the poshest small SUVs available commercially, and the electric version gets brand new connectivity from Volvo and Google, who have teamed ...

Electric cars accounted for 6.6% of new car sales last year, and their popularity is set to increase even further in 2021. Erin Baker talks us through this year's best in show. Thinking about going green? Here are the very best electric cars 2021 has to offer. Skoda Enyaq IV Price of: £31,995 Maximum range: 256 miles Just a year ago, the thought of buying an all-electric, large family SUV for under £60,000 was unimaginable because batteries cost so much that all electric cars were super expensive. But suddenly here we are, with a large electric SUV for £35,000, which is a normal price for a petrol or diesel SUV. Opt for the more affordable 60's version and also for the basic equipment. Lots of space, fluid, comfortable and good infotainment system. Audi RS E-tron GT Price of: £110,950 Maximum range: 283 miles Incredibly sexy el...