Drawbacks? Urban dwellers are less likely to have a driveway on which to charge their car and public charging infrastructure still leaves something to be desired in many parts of the country, so these are things to consider. And outside cities, smaller batteries mean less range, which means these cars are not the most natural choice for longer journeys, even if many can manage around 200 miles on a single charge.
We’ve tested and rated every small electric car currently on sale. Here is our rundown of those we consider to be the very best.Arguably the greatest disruptive presence in any class of car comes in the form of MG's electric hatchback, the 4. Granted, it is not as small as some cars on this list and is more Golf-sized than Polo-sized, but its low pricing makes it well worth your consideration.
One of the car's key attributes is its claimed driving range, which is rated at 281 miles if you've opted for the 64kWh Long Range battery pack. With 168bhp, performance is also more than adequate, but it's the MG's handling that proved the real surprise when we put it to the test.
Inside, it's a bit monochrome, and some of the plastics, and their fit and finish, betray the car's positioning as a value proposition, but it's not badly put together, it's comfortable over distance, and for less than £30,000, we think you can forgive the MG’s small drawbacks.
Will this be launched in India ?
I would not trust electric car market right now