12 Electric SUVs That Make Going Green Look Cool

Going green has never looked this good. These 12 electric SUVs combine futuristic design, luxury interiors, and cutting-edge tech proving that sustainability and style can ride side by side on every road.

Tesla Model X

It’s like a spaceship landed in the school parking lot. It’s so over-the-top. The whole minimalist interior with that giant screen, it just feels like the future. And it’s stupidly fast. The whole thing is just a flex. It starts around $85,000, which is a lot, but for the wow factor? It’s still the original cool kid.

Rivian R1S

This one is like… the ultimate adventure buddy. It looks tough, like it just came back from climbing a mountain, but it’s all electric and super luxurious inside. The gear tunnel is genius, and it has a camp kitchen? I mean, come on. It’s for people who want to go off-grid but in total comfort. Starts around $78,000, and it just has so much personality. You don’t see many, so it feels special.

Audi e-tron Sportback

Okay, the Sportback is just… sleek. It’s so stylish, not gonna lie. The interior is classic Audi, so beautifully built and solid. It’s not the absolute longest range, but it’s a fantastic daily driver. It feels sophisticated. And it starts around $73,000, so it’s for someone who wants that European luxury vibe without the gas pump.

Ford Mustang Mach-E

When they called a Mustang, everyone was so mad, but… it’s actually really good. It drives great, it looks super modern and aggressive. The GT version is properly quick. It just has a cool, sporty energy to it. It doesn’t feel like it’s trying too hard. And for a starting price of around $43,000, it makes electric performance feel kinda accessible, you know?

Hyundai Ioniq 5

It looks like a retro-future concept car from the 80s that they actually built. Those pixelated lights are so cool. And the interior feels so open and airy because of that flat floor. It’s just different in the best way. And it charges crazy fast. For about $42,000 to start, it’s probably the coolest-looking EV for the money, hands down.

Kia EV6

It’s like the Ioniq 5’s slightly sportier cousin. The design is wild, all sharp lines and cool details. It drives really well, and it also has that super-fast charging. The interior is a really nice place to be. It just feels so modern and techy. Starting around $43,000, it’s another one that just feels like a way better deal than it should be.

Cadillac Lyriq

Oh man, the Lyriq is gorgeous. It’s so elegant. That light show it does is a little extra, but it’s fun. The interior is stunning, with that massive curved screen and beautiful materials. It feels like a proper, old-school American luxury car, but electric. It starts around $58,000, and it’s a huge sign that Cadillac is, like, back and serious about this EV thing.

Jaguar I-PACE

It just looks like a proper Jaguar, low and sporty. It handles amazingly well for an SUV. The interior is a bit more traditional luxury compared to all the screens, which is kinda nice sometimes. It starts around $72,000, and it’s got this classic, British cool to it.

BMW iX

The iX is… weird. But in a cool way? That giant grille is a lot to take in, I know. But inside… oh man, inside is incredible. It’s so quiet and the materials are just next-level, like that weird crystal shifter. It feels like a lounge. The ride is unbelievably smooth. It starts at like $87,000, so it’s expensive, but the interior is a legit destination.

Genesis GV60

The interior is beautiful, with this cool crystal sphere that rotates for drive mode. It’s so stylish and quirky. It feels special. And it’s packed with tech. For a starting price around $60,000, it’s a fantastic way to get into a premium electric SUV without the German price tag.

Volvo C40 Recharge

I love Volvo’s design language. The C40 is so clean and Scandinavian. That swoopy coupe roof is really pretty. The interior is minimalist and uses all these cool sustainable materials, which is… you know, the whole point, right? It feels good and responsible, but also really chic. Starts around $56,000. It’s understated cool.

Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV

It’s the SUV version of that hyperscreen spaceship.It’s for people who want the absolute pinnacle of tech and comfort. It’s massive and opulent. And it starts at around $105,000, so it’s in a whole other league, but if money is no object, it’s the S-Class of electric SUVs.