Widespread adoption of electric vehicles remains limited due to their relatively high price tags. Having a good range and an accessible charging network doesn’t mean much if the car in question is simply too expensive.

Electric cars are renowned for their efficiency, and the reduced need for oil changes, transmission repairs, and other routine maintenance associated with internal combustion engines translates to lower overall ownership costs.

In California, you may soon have to pay for every mile you drive. Texas has already brought in an extra registration fee. New South Wales is planning a form of road pricing, while tariffs imposed in the US and soon the EU as well are expected to massively increase the sticker price of every car.

There are a lot of electric cars out there in the market, but if you're looking for an affordable electric hatch or sedan, and here are your best bets