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If you didn’t make it to Everything Electric NORTH this year these are the latest EVs, and more, that you missed – and this is what you can see at Everything Electric WEST, Cheltenham, 12-13 June 2026.
We’ve curated a summary of the top electric cars and vans on display and available for test drives at the event, along with other highlights such as Robots Live, and Robert Llewellyn interviewing Katie White OBE MP, Minister for Climate.
The Geely EX2 was seen for the very first time in the UK at Everything Electric NORTH – more details on this compact electric SUV with rear-wheel drive, lots of rear legroom and an affordable price coming soon!
Everything Electric NORTH was also one of the first opportunities in the UK to see the new Polestar 5 in the metal – click here to find out more about the Polestar 5.
The new Nissan Micra (with the 52kW battery) is eligible for the full £3,750 UK Government Electric Car Grant – find out more about the Nissan Micra here.
The new Nissan Leaf is also eligible for the full £3,750 UK Government Electric Car Grant – read our Nissan Leaf review here
The Renault 5 (and its sister car the Alpine A290) were our top two EVs of the Year in 2025 (one reason being that they both look fantastic), read our Renault 5 review here
The Renault 4 also has bags of character, but offers more space than the Renault 5, read our Renault 4 review here
The BMW iX3 offers a range of up to 500 miles along with ultra-rapid charging and a head-up display stretching the entire width of the dashboard, read our BMW iX3 review
The new MG4 EV Urban – seen here on the EV Test Drive Experience sponsored by Big Motoring World – is available from just £23,495 and joins the updated MG4 EV in the brand’s UK range; despite sharing the same name, the MG4 EV Urban is built on a different, front-wheel drive platform.
The MG IM5 is an all-electric saloon, with the 100 Performance model delivering 751 hp of power, 802 Nm of torque, a 0-62 mph time of 3.2 seconds, and it has one of the fastest ultra-rapid charging rates of any EV at 396 kW – read the MG IM5 review.
The MG IM6 is an SUV with some pretty impressive statistics: 751 hp of power, 802 Nm of torque, a 0-62 mph time of 3.5 seconds, and it has one of the fastest ultra-rapid charging rates of any EV at 396 kW. Read the MG IM6 review.
The all-electric BYD ATTO 3 EVO is an update of the ATTO 3 family SUV, now with all-wheel drive, more power, a larger battery, 317 miles of range and 220kW charging.
The BYD Seal is an electric saloon offering all-wheel drive, 530 PS of power, 0-62 mph in 3.8 seconds and a range of 323 miles.
The Hyundai IONIQ 6 N follows on from the amazing IONIQ 5 N, offering an interactive, high performance electric driving experience that should keep most petrolheads happy.
The Mercedes-Benz GLB is the new name for the previous EQB model; updates include more stylish design, longer range and much faster charging, but one of the car’s key selling points is retained – this is a compact electric SUV with seven seats. Read the Mercedes-Benz GLB review.
The Mercedes-Benz G-Class is now available with an all-electric powertrain, promising impressive off-road capability if fitted with the right tyres; electric motors for each wheel enable a party trick of spinning the vehicle 360 degrees. Read the Mercedes-Benz G 580 review.
Jaecoo is doing well with plug-in hybrid sales in the UK and the all-electric E5 is now available – see here with Electric Vehicles UK branding.
The Geely EX5 is a compact electric SUV from a company that many UK motorists may not have heard of, but Geely is behind a number of automotive brands including Volvo, Polestar, Lotus, Smart and Zeekr. Read the Geely EX5 review.
The Ford Puma Gen-E is an electric version of the brand’s best-selling petrol model; it may not have a bespoke EV platform, but it does offer a sporty driving experience, and it’s eligible for the highest level Electric Car Grant of £3,750. Read the Ford Puma Gen-E review.
The Ford Explorer is an all-electric family SUV offering a spacious interior, a long driving range, and a driving experience that will be familiar to owners of another popular EV model. Read the Ford Explorer review.
Bringing back the iconic Ford Capri name for an electric crossover based on a Volkswagen ID.5 was always going to spark debate, but if you can get past that, what’s it like to drive? Read the Ford Capri review.
The Ford Mustang Mach-E offers genuine differentiation in the EV sector, with a comfortable, Mustang-like driving experience, a decent driving range and a competitive price. Read the Ford Mustang Mach-E review. For one of the most fun driving experiences on offer, check out our Ford Mustang Mach-E GT Rally review.
Everything Electric NORTH’s Commercial Vehicle Zone included the Kia PV5, available as a van or as a ‘Passenger’ variant (only with five seats rather than seven at the moment), it looks super-stylish, has an impressive driving range, and a competitive price.
An all-electric pick-up for commercial operators is finally here, the Isuzu D-Max EV is the first fully electric pick-up in Europe to offer a 1-tonne payload, 3.5-tonne towing capacity, and full-time 4WD.
It looks like an old-fashioned Citroen van, but yes, this really is a new electric version of the Type H from Stellantis.
Another retro-styled electric van, this is the Morris JE with a design based on the 1950s Morris J-Type but the JE is all-electric with a range of 200 miles.
The Tesla Cybertruck was on show, but before you rush out to place an order, just to clarify that this huge beast isn’t approved for use on UK roads.
Robert had a ‘fireside chat’ with Katie White OBE MP, Climate Minister, who came over extremely well, talking like a real human rather than a politician, and explaining that she combines a love of cars and the environment, which is exactly the principle upon which Green Car Guide was founded.
Robert and Helen (and Dan) had the unenviable job of commentating on Robots Live – a bunch of robots fighting each other, with some disappearing into the ‘pit of doom’.
