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Ranking 03 · 2026

Best electric range

The catalogue WLTP is measured in ideal conditions: in Belgium, expect 20 to 30 % less on the motorway and in cold weather. We rank by estimated real range in mixed use, the only figure that matters for planning trips. Indicative estimates, to refine by version.

Estimated real range (mixed, outside ideal summer), not WLTP

Top 7 in Belgium — 2026

Ranked by estimated real range (mixed, outside ideal summer), not wltp. Indicative figures, updated June 2026.

1

Tesla Model Y Grande Autonomie

The real-range benchmark

~440 real km and access to the densest Supercharger network. Efficiency remains best in the segment.

Boot : 854 LSeats : 5Powertrain : ElectricFrom 49.990 €
440real km
2

BMW iX xDrive45

The premium large electric SUV

~430 real km, top-tier comfort and finish. High price, but one of the most efficient in its class.

Boot : 500 LSeats : 5Powertrain : ElectricFrom 84.900 €
430real km
3

Renault Scénic E-Tech

The best range-to-price

~410 real km at a contained price. Spacious, well-finished cabin: the rational electric family choice.

Boot : 545 LSeats : 5Powertrain : ElectricFrom 41.900 €
410real km
4

Kia EV6

~405 real km and an 800 V architecture charging 10-80 % in ~18 min. Ideal for long trips.

Boot : 490 LSeats : 5Powertrain : ElectricFrom 47.990 €
405real km
5

Hyundai Ioniq 5

~400 real km, a giant modular cabin and the same 800 V base as the EV6. Remarkable ride comfort.

Boot : 520 LSeats : 5Powertrain : ElectricFrom 47.490 €
400real km
6

Škoda Enyaq 85

~390 real km, the largest boot here (585 L) and tidy ergonomics. A safe bet in the segment.

Boot : 585 LSeats : 5Powertrain : ElectricFrom 45.990 €
390real km
7

Volvo EX40

~360 real km, Volvo finish and safety. Range trails, but an urban format and refined presentation.

Boot : 452 LSeats : 5Powertrain : ElectricFrom 46.500 €
360real km

Indicative manufacturer figures (Belgium), entry version without options. VDA boot volumes with seats up; electric ranges estimated in real mixed use (not WLTP). Verify with the dealer before purchase.

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Our analysis

Why WLTP bends the truth (a little)

The WLTP range shown in the catalogue is measured on a standardised cycle, at mild temperature and moderate speed. On a Belgian motorway at 120 km/h, in winter with the heating on, an electric SUV commonly loses 20 to 30 % of that figure. A model claimed at 600 WLTP km often holds around 420 to 440 real km in mixed use, and clearly less on a long motorway trip in deep cold.

That is why we rank by estimated real range rather than WLTP. Efficiency (consumption in kWh/100 km) matters as much as battery size: a Tesla Model Y and a large premium SUV may carry a similar battery, but the one that consumes less will go further on the same charge — and cost less to recharge.

Range is not everything: think about charging

An SUV that holds 400 km but charges slowly can be less practical on a long trip than a 360 km model with fast charging. The 800-volt architecture of the Kia EV6 and Hyundai Ioniq 5 recovers 10 to 80 % of the battery in under twenty minutes, versus thirty to forty minutes for many 400-volt rivals. On a Brussels-Marseille run, that difference adds up to hours.

The network matters too. Tesla keeps the advantage of a dense, reliable Supercharger network, now open to other brands. For those who mainly charge at home and drive little on the motorway, real range comes first; for a high-mileage driver, charging speed and charger availability weigh as much as the claimed kilometres.

FAQ

Best electric range

Which electric SUV has the best real range in Belgium?

The Tesla Model Y Long Range holds around 440 real km in mixed use, thanks to its efficiency. The BMW iX and Renault Scénic E-Tech follow around 410 to 430 real km.

How much range do you lose in winter?

In Belgium, expect 20 to 30 % less than WLTP in cold weather and on the motorway, more in deep frost with heating on. A heat pump, fitted to most of these models, limits the damage.

Range or charging speed: which matters most?

For daily use with home charging, real range comes first. For a motorway high-mileage driver, charging speed (the 800 V architecture of the Kia EV6 and Ioniq 5) matters as much, because it cuts the stops.

Is an electric SUV worth it as a company car?

Yes: in Belgium, a fully electric SUV ordered before 2027 stays 100 % deductible under corporate tax and triggers the lowest ATN, whereas a new combustion model drops to 0 % deduction. That is the major tax argument of 2026.