SUVs’ popularity continues to surge across Europe, blending versatility, comfort, and a commanding driving presence. Chinese automakers are tapping into this demand by bringing a fresh lineup of electric SUVs to European markets. Late-model offerings are not only packed with cutting-edge tech, but also aggressively priced, challenging established brands with better equipped vehicles at a fraction of the cost.
XPENG G6
This sporty, mid-size crossover brings Tesla Model Y performance at a friendlier price. With up to 570 km WLTP range and 800V ultra-fast charging, the G6 feels future-ready. Inside, a minimalist layout meets a dual-screen setup and optional driver-assist tech. With launch prices expected around €45,000, it targets tech-savvy drivers.

BYD Atto 2
The Atto 2 is a compact urban SUV, designed for young drivers and city dwellers. It uses a 45 kWh Blade Battery for about 312 km WLTP range and offers clever interior storage, a minimalist design, and fast charging (30–80% in under 30 minutes). With a competitive expected price below €30,000, it’s an ideal electric entry point for those who don’t want to compromise on design or tech.

BYD Atto 3
BYD Atto 3 is a compact SUV with playful styling and clever interior details like guitar-string door pockets. With a 60.5 kWh Blade Battery and 420 km WLTP range, it’s aimed at first-time EV buyers. It also includes a rotating touchscreen, adaptive cruise control, and wireless charging—typically optional on pricier European models.

BYD Sealion 7
The Sealion 7 is BYD’s answer to the Tesla Model Y. With an 82.5 kWh battery, AWD powertrain, and sharp coupe-SUV styling, it does 0–100 km/h in under 5 seconds. Inside, it offers a large rotating screen, premium finishes, and a generous boot. Positioned as a family SUV with performance flair, it’s price is around €45,000–€55,000.

BYD Seal U
As you might have noticed, BYD did its homework on the European market and its flooding it with SUVs. Positioned between the Atto 3 and Tang, the Seal U is a well-rounded family SUV. It offers ~500 km WLTP range, a spacious and comfortable cabin, and a floating center console. It’s attractively priced and well-suited for both city and highway driving.

MG ZS EV
The popular MG ZS EV blends British heritage with Chinese engineering. It’s a compact SUV with up to 440 km WLTP range, family-friendly cargo space, and one of the lowest starting prices for an electric SUV in Europe. Its practical layout and simple infotainment system appeal to buyers looking for affordability without frills. A smart option for commuters or small families.

Leapmotor C10
Leapmotor C10 is a sleek, mid-size SUV targeting family buyers looking for value and comfort. It combines a range of ~420 km (WLTP) with a large 14.6″ central screen, high-quality interior materials, and an available extended-range version (REEV) with nearly 1,000 km total range. The C10 is built on the Leap 3.0 platform and is supported in Europe by Stellantis, which means parts, service, and distribution will be handled professionally.
Leapmotor C10: Full Specs and Price in Europe

BYD Tang
The BYD Tang is a commanding 7-seat electric SUV designed for families who want space, performance, and cutting-edge features. It comes with dual-motor all-wheel drive, a powerful 380 kW output, and a 0–100 km/h time of just 4.9 seconds—impressive for a vehicle of its size. The interior is premium and practical, featuring a panoramic sunroof, a 12.8″ rotating touchscreen, and ample cargo space. With a WLTP range of up to 530 km, the Tang is a refined long-distance cruiser with everyday usability.

Zeekr 7X
Zeekr 7X is an all-new, mid-size SUV debuting in Europe with a dramatic design and cutting-edge technology. With up to 615 km CLTC range, ultra-fast 360 kW charging (10–80% in 13 minutes), an advanced driver assistance suite, and a Volvo-inspired premium interior, it competes directly with high-end German rivals—at a significantly lower cost.

Zeekr X
The Zeekr X is a premium compact electric SUV aimed squarely at urban drivers looking for both performance and style. Built on the same SEA platform shared with Volvo and Smart, it combines sharp Scandinavian-inspired design with powerful dual-motor AWD or more efficient RWD versions. Inside, the cabin feels upscale with a minimalist layout, high-end materials, and a large floating center screen. With up to 445 km WLTP range and rapid charging capabilities, the Zeekr X is a bold, tech-savvy alternative to the likes of the Mercedes EQA and Smart #1.

Nio EL6
Nio EL6 balances sportiness and practicality with dual-motor AWD, sleek Scandinavian-influenced styling, and up to 625 km WLTP range. It boasts a 5-star Euro NCAP rating and features like AR heads-up display, panoramic glass roof, and 11.6” central screen. As with the EL8, battery swapping is supported, adding flexibility for long-distance drivers.

Nio EL8
NIO EL8 is a large, luxury 6- or 7-seat SUV packed with features like dual-motor AWD, high-performance air suspension, and NIO’s unique battery swap technology. With up to ~515 km range, the EL8 is a viable, family-sized alternative to high-end German SUVs and comes with a digital-first ownership experience including subscription options.

Xpeng G9
The G9 is Xpeng’s flagship SUV, offering bold design, a luxurious cabin, and impressive performance. It supports ultra-fast charging, features massaging seats, and integrates lidar-based ADAS for semi-autonomous driving. Xpeng positions the G9 against upper-tier European models—offering comparable features at a more competitive price.

Chery Omoda E5
The Omoda E5 is Chery’s first electric entry into Europe—a stylish compact SUV with eye-catching design and tech-focused interior. It includes features like ADAS, a large dual-screen layout, and wireless charging. The electric E5 version joins combustion and hybrid options, and pricing is expected to stay competitive when launched.

Final Thoughts: The Smart SUV Choice
Chinese automakers are raising the bar with every EV they launch—especially in the SUV segment. Whether you’re looking for a compact crossover or a full-size family hauler, there’s a Chinese electric SUV that delivers strong range, futuristic tech, and impressive value for money. For Europeans seeking alternatives to traditional automakers, these newcomers are impossible to ignore.