Everything stands out about the Cadillac Escalade IQ. IQ is a formidable, hefty, and regal electric version of Cadillac’s classic super-sized ride and it makes its point with razzle dazzle declaratives.

We have so many good things to say about the GV70, the just right small and substantial SUV available as both gas and electric models.

For 2026, Nissan is hoping to capture back some of its practical, unfussy early adopter vibes in fresh face fastback form.

The Mercedes-Benz G580 with EQ Technology is best known as the “Electric G Wagen. “ The electrified power is the cherry on top of the story.

Hej, Scandinavia! It looks nearly identical to the gasoline-powered version of the XC40, so we’ll start there. It’s an attractive crossover (translate small SUV) that bellows, “The cold doesn’t bother me anyway!”

We love the chutzpah of the Ford Mustang Mach-E. It doesn’t look like a Mustang, but what it has is a distinct sporty shape for a small SUV that’s eye catching and oozes out fast-car vibes.

The GMC Sierra Denali EV makes a powerful, electrified statement for the rough and tumble crowd.

Scout Motors is a nostalgic name in the car world that’s making a comeback, reimagined as a buzzy electric car brand.

The BMW Neue Klasse is a statement piece for a new era: design language that references classic BMW for its soon-to-be all-electric lineup. 

The BMW I7 is the whole enchilada, a proper full size EV sedan that’s adding to the conversation.

Where the Lincoln Corsair shines is the interior — both understated and inviting, defined by a whisper-quiet cabin.

Audi E-tron was early to the party as a viable battery-powered SUV and now its spreading its wings to the smaller SUV segment.

The Mercedes-Benz EQS is the statement car for right now.

The Chevrolet Bolt EUV is a well-behaved crossover that feels like the average small SUV experience — a good thing for an all-electric vehicle.