The 7 electric SUVs with the longest range you can buy in Spain for less than 50,000 euros

The electric SUV segment has stopped being a closed club for six-figure budgets. The arrival of Asian manufacturers, combined with the technological maturity of the European groups and the continued availability of the Plan MOVES III incentives, has pushed the psychological 50,000-euro barrier downward. Today, with incentives applied and manufacturer discounts, it is perfectly possible to take home a zero-emission SUV with more than 400 kilometres of homologated range without going over that ceiling.

We have screened the Spanish market to rank, from longest to shortest WLTP range, the seven models that best solve the equation between kilometres, equipment and outlay. All of them are available at Spanish dealerships and all compete on the same ground: that of the user who wants to leave fuel behind without giving up travel.

1. Tesla Model Y RWD — from 44,990 € (with discounts)

It remains the benchmark. The entry version of the Model Y, with rear-wheel drive and a 60 kWh usable LFP battery, is homologated at 455 km WLTP and benefits from the country’s densest Supercharger network. With the aggressive reduction applied by Tesla and after deducting MOVES incentives, it falls below the highlighted threshold.

2. Kia Niro EV — from 38,900 € (with incentives)

The second-generation Niro EV remains one of the most complete compact electric SUVs under 40,000 euros after MOVES. Its 64.8 kWh battery delivers 460 km WLTP, and the Korean brand offers a 7-year warranty. The technology package, with a dual curved screen and level 2 semi-autonomous driving, places it clearly above the average for its price range.

3. Peugeot e-3008 — from 44,440 €

The new e-3008 debuts the STLA Medium platform of the Stellantis group. The entry version, with a 210 CV motor and a 73 kWh battery, is homologated at 524 km WLTP, a figure that puts the French lion at the very top of the segment for available kilometres. Panoramic i-Cockpit design and an interior finish that goes head to head with German premium rivals costing considerably more.

4. Hyundai Kona Electric 65 kWh — from 36,900 € (with incentives)

The second generation of the Kona EV grows in size and range. With the large 65.4 kWh battery it is certified at 514 km WLTP, a remarkable figure for a B-SUV. It charges at 100 kW DC and stands as one of the benchmarks for range-to-price ratio on this list.

5. Renault Scenic E-Tech 87 kWh — from 46,900 € (with incentives)

The Scenic has evolved from family MPV into an electric SUV, and it has done so with flying colours. The Long Range version with an 87 kWh battery is homologated at 625 km WLTP, the highest figure in the entire comparison. It brushes the budget ceiling, but offers the longest homologated range on the Spanish market in its price bracket.

6. Volkswagen ID.4 Pro — from 47,500 €

The best-selling electric model of the VW group in Europe comes in just under the ceiling in its Pro variant with a 77 kWh net battery. It is homologated at 544 km WLTP and combines the mechanical rigour of Wolfsburg with a spacious cabin and DC charging of up to 135 kW. A safe bet for family profiles.

7. MG S5 EV 64 kWh — from 33,000 €

The rational wildcard. With a price starting at around 33,000 euros after discounts and before incentives, the MG S5 EV with the higher-capacity of its two batteries is homologated at 480 km WLTP. It lacks the sophistication of the European models, but its euro-per-kilometre ratio is unbeatable.

Summary table and overall score

Weighted score (1-10) considering range, power, consumption, price and real availability:

Frequently asked questions

Which electric SUV has the longest range for under 50,000 euros in Spain?
The Renault Scenic E-Tech 87 kWh leads with 625 km homologated WLTP, standing as the electric SUV with the longest range within the price bracket.

How does real range compare with WLTP?
As a rule, you should subtract between 15% and 25% from the WLTP figure in real mixed use. On the motorway at 120 km/h the drop can reach 30%, especially in winter with heavy use of climate control.

Which electric SUV offers the best value for money?
The Hyundai Kona Electric 65 kWh combines 514 km WLTP, 218 CV and a price from 36,900 € with incentives, which gives it the best weighted score in the comparison alongside the Peugeot e-3008.