If the switch to electric can change the habits of families, they continue to benefit from quality vehicles that meet their needs for habitability and cargo space. There are currently a large number of electric family car models on the market with a long range and a capacity similar to those of combustion-powered family vehicles. For LOA financing, it is important to choose the right model so that it best suits the family budget. Which one to choose ? Answers.
In the automotive market, the offers of electric cars for family use are varied. Among the most complete offers, we stand out the Volkswagen ID.4, an SUV with a fairly decent range, good roominess and excellent comfort. The Volkswagen ID.4 is a versatile vehicle that can be used both for daily urban journeys and for holidays. With a template of 4.58 m long, it is relatively easy to handle in urban areas with its turning radius equivalent to that of a city car. And thanks to its 100% electric motorization, it will overcome the traffic bans put in place in most major cities. The Volkswagen ID.4 has a range of 490 km in the combined cycle, enough to travel a minimum, but still make sure to prepare for your trip. After deduction of the ecological bonus of 5000 euros, a 36-month LOA contract with the Volkswagen ID.4 is accessible from 414.21 euros per month.
Families looking for an electric vehicle with advanced technology, dynamic behavior and controlled consumption will opt for the Hyundai Kona electric. Offering a range of 484 km in the WLTP cycle when equipped with a 64 kWh battery, the vehicle meets the family's travel needs, thanks to its controlled consumption. In terms of technology, the electric Hyundai Kona is equipped with an infotainment system with very satisfactory ergonomics and compatible with all Smartphones. The main screen offers a visualization of the state of the battery and consumption and allows the driver to choose a more economical mode if necessary. The only flaw of this model is its trunk which is only 332 liters. For an LOA without contribution of 48 months and 40,000 km, the electric Hyundai Kona is displayed from 382 euros per month.
The Peugeot e-2008 is appreciated for its driving pleasure and its traditional i-Cockpit which will certainly appeal to regulars of the brand. Equipped with a 50 kWh battery pack, the Peugeot e-2008 is mainly intended for journeys in urban areas. Its ease of use, however, stands out from all the models in its category, but in terms of consumption, it turns out to be quite greedy. In mixed use, the Peugeot e-2008 consumes around 20 kWh per 100 km. If the manufacturer announces 320 km of autonomy on a single charge, in real use, the capacity of the battery is well below the announced figures. The vehicle is accessible from 249 euros per month in its Active finish with a 136 horsepower electric motor. This is a 48-month LOA contract with a maximum mileage of 40,000 km, a first rent increased by 1,990 euros.
The Citroën e-C4 describes itself as a vehicle halfway between a sedan and an SUV. Able to accommodate 5 passengers on board, the vehicle offers rather satisfactory interior space with plenty of storage. Rear passengers will be particularly well taken care of when it comes to legroom. As for the volume of the trunk, it is in the average of its category with 380 liters in normal configuration. The overall comfort offered by the vehicle makes it very attractive for families. As comfortable in town as on the road, it is very versatile. However, with an announced range of 350 km in the WLTP cycle, the Citroën e-C4 is very energy-intensive. Its scope of action is therefore limited to daily journeys, unless you prepare your trip outside the city well by providing charging solutions on the road. For an LOA of 48 months and 40,000 km, the Citroën e-C4 is offered from 387 euros per month.
