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American car consumers' love affair with the SUV remains strong, which is why it makes sense that automakers looking to attract customers to electric vehicles are bringing battery-electric and hydrogen fuel-cell electric to this segment of the industry. Like their electric car kin, these electric SUVs are—for the most part—no longer the penalty boxes of EVs of yore. Almost every one of the vehicles covered in this list manages more than 200 miles of EPA-rated range on a full charge. Even better, these EVs are relatively affordable. Looking to spend even more money? Well, that's what luxury electric SUVs are for. This list, however, covers the electric SUVs available for 2023 from today's mainstream automotive brands. • Car and Driver rating: 6/10 • Max. EPA-rated driving range: 100 miles There's a reason the Mazda MX-30 takes the last spot on this list: it's not a great electric SUV option. Look past its attractive interior and exterior styling and there's little else that's endearing about this small SUV that packs a paltry EPA-rated driving range of 100 miles (blame its 30.0-kWh battery pack). Though a little city-sized electric SUV such as the MX-30 may not need to be particularly powerful, its front-mounted electric motor's 143 horsepower still leaves something to be desired. We clocked an 8.7-second run to 60 mph from the We might overlook these traits of Mazda's lone electric vehicle if it were priced affordably. Alas, it's not, as its starting sum of $35,385 is far ...

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E-mail Automakers continue to try to satisfy America’s appetite for SUVs with new and redesigned 2022 utilities in all sizes and price ranges. The overall pace of these reveals is on par with Related: Which SUVs, Minivans and Sedans Have the Most Cargo Space? Below are the new SUV shopping options for 2022 — all-new vehicles as well as full redesigns of some old friends — along with links to deeper dives on them from Cars.com. For 2022 SUVs with less dramatic freshening such as styling tweaks, updated tech features or additional powertrain options, you can check out our ongoing coverage of these vehicles. (Note that all prices include the destination fee.) Honda’s premium brand gives its MDX flagship three-row SUV a redesign for 2022 after skipping the 2021 model year. It continues to be an upscale value with impressive standard features and safety tech — including new stop-and-go adaptive cruise control — even on the base front-wheel-drive model starting at $49,045. Among its 2022 upgrades are a new second-row seat that can convert from a bench to captain’s chairs and a new media system that includes 2022 Genesis GV70 3.5T Sport Prestige | Cars.com photo by Christian Lantry The new-for-2022 GV70 is a sportier compact luxury SUV that fits under the bigger GV80. The GV70 shares underpinnings with the G70 sports sedan and offers sporty driving manners and standard adaptive suspension, but adds all-wheel drive and SUV practicality. Power choices are a turbocharged 2.5-liter f...

American car consumers' love affair with the SUV remains strong, which is why it makes sense that automakers looking to attract customers to electric vehicles are bringing battery-electric and hydrogen fuel-cell electric to this segment of the industry. Like their electric car kin, these electric SUVs are—for the most part—no longer the penalty boxes of EVs of yore. Almost every one of the vehicles covered in this list manages more than 200 miles of EPA-rated range on a full charge. Even better, these EVs are relatively affordable. Looking to spend even more money? Well, that's what luxury electric SUVs are for. This list, however, covers the electric SUVs available for 2023 from today's mainstream automotive brands. • Car and Driver rating: 6/10 • Max. EPA-rated driving range: 100 miles There's a reason the Mazda MX-30 takes the last spot on this list: it's not a great electric SUV option. Look past its attractive interior and exterior styling and there's little else that's endearing about this small SUV that packs a paltry EPA-rated driving range of 100 miles (blame its 30.0-kWh battery pack). Though a little city-sized electric SUV such as the MX-30 may not need to be particularly powerful, its front-mounted electric motor's 143 horsepower still leaves something to be desired. We clocked an 8.7-second run to 60 mph from the We might overlook these traits of Mazda's lone electric vehicle if it were priced affordably. Alas, it's not, as its starting sum of $35,385 is far ...

• Unique Features of the Ford F150 • 20 Ways To Save Gas • How To Think Like A Car Dealer • AWD Vs. 4WD • Car Subscription Services • What Are Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems? • Best Infotainment Systems • Why New Vehicles Should Have Apple CarPlay Or Android Auto • What Are All-Season Tires? • How To Prepare Your Vehicle For A Road Trip • Best Summer Road Trip Vehicles • 3-Row SUVs With The Most Cargo Space • • Best EV Charger Adapters • Best LED Headlights • Best Car Sun Shade • Best Brake Pads • Best Spark Plugs • Best Headlight Bulbs • Best Racing Seats • Best Dog Car Seats • Infant Carrier Car Seats • Best Car and Truck Batteries • Best Truck Tires • Best Off-Road Tires • Best Car Alarms • Best Dog Car Harnesses • Best Windshield Wipers • Best Jumper Cables • Best Home EV Chargers • • Best Car Seat Covers • Best Ceramic Coatings • Best Car Window Tints • Best Cordless Car Vacuums • Best Car Covers • Best Portable Tire Inflators • Best Car Covers • Best Car Scratch Removers • Best Tire Pressure Monitors • Best Mud Flaps • Best Nerf Bars • Best Epoxy Primers • Best Brush Guards • Best Car Cleaning Kits • • Best Soft Tonneau Covers • Best Bike Racks For Cars • Best Tire Chains • Best Hard Tonneau Covers • Best Hitch-Mount Bike Racks • Best Roof Top Tents • Best All-Weather Floor Mats • Best Plug-in Electric Coolers • Best Rooftop Cargo Carriers • Best Roof Bag Cargo Carriers • Best Hard Rooftop Cargo Carriers • Best Truck Bed Tents • Best Kayak Carriers • Best Trailer...

E-mail Automakers continue to try to satisfy America’s appetite for SUVs with new and redesigned 2022 utilities in all sizes and price ranges. The overall pace of these reveals is on par with Related: Which SUVs, Minivans and Sedans Have the Most Cargo Space? Below are the new SUV shopping options for 2022 — all-new vehicles as well as full redesigns of some old friends — along with links to deeper dives on them from Cars.com. For 2022 SUVs with less dramatic freshening such as styling tweaks, updated tech features or additional powertrain options, you can check out our ongoing coverage of these vehicles. (Note that all prices include the destination fee.) Honda’s premium brand gives its MDX flagship three-row SUV a redesign for 2022 after skipping the 2021 model year. It continues to be an upscale value with impressive standard features and safety tech — including new stop-and-go adaptive cruise control — even on the base front-wheel-drive model starting at $49,045. Among its 2022 upgrades are a new second-row seat that can convert from a bench to captain’s chairs and a new media system that includes 2022 Genesis GV70 3.5T Sport Prestige | Cars.com photo by Christian Lantry The new-for-2022 GV70 is a sportier compact luxury SUV that fits under the bigger GV80. The GV70 shares underpinnings with the G70 sports sedan and offers sporty driving manners and standard adaptive suspension, but adds all-wheel drive and SUV practicality. Power choices are a turbocharged 2.5-liter f...