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The new electric SUVs
2024 unveils a series of innovative vehicles ready to redefine the standards of performance, safety and environment.autonomy and design. Manufacturers are vying with each other to come up with avant-garde models that will make their mark this year.
In this exploration of the next generation of electric SUVs, we plunge into a world of technological sophistication and ecological performance, where four wheels are synonymous with innovation and daring.
Alfa Romeo B-SUV
The Alfa Romeo B-SUV could make its official debut next spring, signalling the carmaker's arrival in the Electric SUVs. Indeed, Alfa Romeo aims for full electrification by 2027but does not yet have an electric model. That's where this new model comes in. Alfa Romeo is becoming increasingly active in its foray into the city crossover segment. Scheduled for 2024, this new model is provisionally called the Alfa Romeo B-SUV as part of Project 966.
Based closely on the Fiat 600e and Jeep AvengerThis new electric SUV will combine the following features:
- 115 kW engine,
- around 400 km of range according to the WLTP cycle,
- torque of 260 Nm.
Unfortunately, some surprising images of the Alfa Romeo B-SUV have recently leaked online. Rumour has it that a designer involved in the project accidentally shared the photos.
Although their authenticity has yet to be verified, the front design seems reminiscent of an earlier glimpse seen during the Alfa Romeo CEO's visit to the Tychy plant in Poland, where this vehicle will be built.
The name of this forthcoming model has yet to be confirmed. According to reports, it could be called the Brennero. To be continued.
For more information on this electric Alpha Romeo, see our article on the key trends in electric SUVs in 2023 may be of interest to you.
DS 8
DS confirms the launch of a new electric car in 2024, manufactured at the Stellantis plant in Melfi, Italy. Envisaged as a more luxurious version of the DS 7, it will could adopt the DS 8 name. The vehicle will be based on the recent STLA Medium modular platform, already used for the Peugeot e-3008.
The electric car in question turns out to be the SUV codenamed 'D85', an evolution of the ASL (Aero Sport Lounge) concept car from 2020. What's more, its elevated estate configuration will combine the height favoured by SUVs with a aerodynamics thanks to its measured roof height, promoting autonomy.
Here are just a few of the features we've managed to unearth for you:
- battery of 98 kWh,
- range of 700 km,
- silhouette of the ASL (approximately 4.8 metres long)
- 230 bhp engine, similar to that of the Peugeot e-3008 Grande Autonomie.
The DS 8 is due to be unveiled at the end of 2024, and go on sale in early 2025.
Skoda Elroq
Positioned as a zero-emission alternative to the Karoq, this all-electric model from Skoda will coexist with it before replacing it, despite the excellent sales performance of the internal combustion version. The Elroq, based on the Volkswagen Group's MEB platform like theEnyaqwill be the pioneer among the three electric models announced by Skoda between 2024 and 2026.
Measuring approximately 4.5 metres in lengthElroq will be positioned between the Peugeot e-2008 and the Kia Niro EV on the market. However, we have no further information to provide at this time, although we do know that his scheduled for release in October 2024 and that it will be produced in Mlada Boleslav, Czech Republic.
What's more, we can imagine that the Elroq, a mix of 'Karoq' and 'electric', will take on some of the technical features of the Volkswagen ID.3including 58 and 77 kWh batteries.
The new electric city cars
In the near future, urban streets are set to welcome a silent but revolutionary wave of change. The new electric city cars of 2024 are the pioneers of an era when urban mobility goes hand in hand with energy efficiency.
Discover the technological gems that will redefine the automotive landscape in city centres in 2024.
Citroën ë-C3
On 17 October 2023, bookings for the future ë-C3 de Citroën have begun. Originally scheduled to run until 17 December, they have now been extended until 31 January 2024, reflecting the enthusiasm surrounding this new electric city car. The brand is already celebrating 10,000 reservations for its electric car.
In addition, the electric Citroën ë-C3 will be offered in the social leasing in 2024. While a monthly cost of €100 was expected, the good news is that in the end it will only be €100. 54 a month!
The monthly cost of this ë-C3 will be 54 euros as part of a social leasing scheme where several conditions must be met:
- households with a tax income per unit of less than €15,400,
- be domiciled in France,
- be more than 15 kilometres from your place of work,
- drive more than 8,000 kilometres a year for professional reasons,
- three-year lease,
- 12,000 kilometres per year.
The 'You' variant will, of course, be the entry-level version, but it will not be devoid of equipment. Here are the features:
- air conditioning,
- rear parking sensors,
- Advanced Comfort suspension,
- 44 kWh LFP (Lithium Iron Phosphate) battery,
- range of almost 320 km according to the WLTP cycle.
Restyling the Dacia Spring
La Dacia Spring will be the electric car with the highest number of registrations in France in 2023, after the Tesla Model Y.
Read also : Top 5 electric vehicles sold in France in 2023.
The next Spring differs considerably from its current version, and here is the information we have.
Initially, it will feature a digital dashboard, a large screen and a suspended centre console similar to the MG4The Dacia Spring will therefore adopt modern standards. Despite this, the materials used could remain basic in order to reduce costs, and the technical evolutions of the Dacia Spring will be limited. As such, it will maintain :
- two versions (45 or 65 bhp),
- and a 26.8 kWh battery.
Dacia could review the chassis settings and tyre quality, which are currently problematic, on occasion, although this remains uncertain. The verdict will be given in spring 2024. It's worth remembering, however, that this city car is not a new model. no longer eligible for 2024 environmental bonusThis could hinder its success against the Citroën ë-C3.
Read also : the list of 53 electric cars eligible for the new environmental bonus
Electric Fiat Panda
The Italian manufacturer has unveiled new information about its new Fiat electric planned for 2024. Fiat is aiming to offer a versatile car measuring around 4 metres, 30 cm longer than the current internal combustion Panda.
The electric city car will adopt a five-door configuration and incorporate SUV elements to keep up with current trends. From technical similarities are planned with the future Citroën ë-C3.
On the French market, it will be initially offered in an all-electric version. Although some markets will offer a version with at least one internal combustion engine, this is not likely to be the case in France at first, given that the brand is rapidly favouring electric power in France.
Nevertheless, the brand is planning to add a combustion model a few months after the launch of the electric version to offer a more affordable entry-level model at around €20,000. As a result, Fiat is aiming to offer the Panda e as an entry-level model, at under €25,000 without the bonus, thanks to its smaller engines.
To recap, here's an overview of the features and information on the new electric Fiat:
- 5 doors for 5 seats,
- Approximately 4 metres long,
- Electric motor options: 82 and 109 bhp,
- Range of over 300 km (WLTP) for the standard version,
- Made in Serbia or Slovakia,
- Unveiled on 11 July 2024 (celebrating Fiat's 125ᵉ anniversary),
- Sales start at the end of 2024.
Renault 5 E-Tech
At 150 for a pre-reservationThe electric R5 will make its first official appearance at the 2024 Geneva Motor Show, from 26 February to 3 March. It will be produced in Douai and is due to go on sale in autumn 2024, to rival the Citroën ë-C3.
The official visuals that have been released confirm that the appearance of the R5 concept car for the 21st century has been faithfully maintained, as it was presented at the start of 2021.
Here are some of the key features of this new product Renault electric :
- length of 3.92 metres,
- a 40 kWh battery, will offer a WLTP range of 310 km,
- or a 52 kWh battery to cover 400 km according to the WLTP cycle,
- a 125 bhp or 150 bhp engine, depending on who you ask.
What's more, the car will be equipped with V2G technology, enabling it to contribute to the grid's power supply.
Read also : Vehicle-to-grid (V2G): a source of energy?
Summary table of new electric SUVs and city cars planned for 2024-2025
| Model | Type | Key features | Expected release date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alfa Romeo B-SUV | Compact electric SUV | - 115 kW engine - Range of around 400 km (WLTP) - 260 Nm torque |
Spring 2024 |
| DS 8 | Electric raised SUV/break | - 98 kWh battery - 700 km range - 230 hp engine - Approximately 4.8 metres long |
End 2024, sale early 2025 |
| Skoda Elroq | Compact electric SUV | - Based on the MEB platform - Approximately 4.5 metres long - Probable 58 and 77 kWh batteries |
October 2024 |
| Citroën ë-C3 | Electric city car | - 44 kWh LFP battery - Range of 320 km (WLTP) - Prices from €23,300 |
Already booked |
| Restyled Dacia Spring | Electric city car | - 45 or 65 hp versions - 26.8 kWh battery - Digital dashboard |
Spring 2024 |
| Electric Fiat Panda | City car/small electric SUV | - Approximately 4 metres long - Engine options: 82 and 109 bhp - Range of over 300 km (WLTP) |
Unveiling 11 July 2024, sale end 2024 |
| Renault 5 E-Tech | Electric city car | - Length of 3.92 metres - 40 kWh (310 km) or 52 kWh (400 km) batteries - 125 or 150 hp engine - V2G technology |
Autumn 2024 |
Conclusion
2024 promises to be an exciting year for the electric car industry, offering a plethora of new options for enthusiasts and pragmatists alike. Manufacturers are vying to offer innovative models that combine performance and durability.
Electrification is taking new steps forward with emblematic models such as the Renault 5 E-Tech Electric, revisiting classics with a modern twist, and the Citroën ë-C3, combining practicality and eco-responsibility. This transition to electric vehicles opens up exciting new horizons for drivers of all abilities, offering intelligent, efficient and environmentally-friendly mobility.
Keep following our news to discover the latest advances, detailed comparisons and comprehensive guides to help you make the right choice. Stay tuned for a world where electrics are redefining motoring, offering unique driving experiences and a sustainable vision of the road ahead.
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