The battle for electric cars in Europe has long since become a duel between aspirational or luxury brands and SUVs or crossovers with enough space to transport the whole family. Volvo has now unveiled its eighth electric car, the EX60, a vehicle designed to compete in the aspirational compact SUV segment against the new BMW iX3 and the Mercedes GLC EQamong others.

MG continues to focus on affordable electrified SUVs as a strategy to conquer ever more segments of the European market. The British-born Chinese brand now presents the brand-new MGS5, a 4.47-meter-long SUV that positions itself just above the current MG4.

BYD continues to grow. After recently presenting models such as the Seal U and the Sealion 7, it has now announced the arrival of the Atto 2 in our country, a compact electric SUV that lands with the intention of taking sales away from models such as the MG ZS, the Ford Puma Gen-E, the Smart #1 and the Kia EV3. To achieve this it has a strong argument: the price. Available in two versions (Active Urban Edition and Boost Urban Edition), it announces a price before subtracting the discount associated with the MOVES Plan of 29,990 euros, a figure to which a promotional discount must be applied that places it at 28,780 euros from the start.