The world of electric vehicles is becoming increasingly diverse and rich. That's why there are many offers on the market today that impress with their technology and reliability. Tesla is still the leader among electric car manufacturers, but not every driver wants to be part of Elon Musk's community.

To help you meet your needs and avoid overpaying for the brand, The Guardian has shared a selection of the best EVs. Renault Scenic E-Tech Renault Scenic E-Tech is a family car that has been transformed from a compact multifunctional car into an electric SUV. It offers up to 610 kilometers of range on a single charge thanks to a battery with a capacity of 60 to 87 kWh.

This model has a spacious interior with a large luggage compartment and rear seats for three passengers. Children will be happy with the armrests with built-in smartphone holders and USB chargers. The car is also equipped with two screens: a large Google touchscreen for controlling car functions and a digital screen for the driver.

BMW i7 The BMW i7 offers true luxury for those who want to get the most out of an electric car. The claimed range is 623 kilometers thanks to a 105.7 kWh battery.

This car has become a leader among premium electric models. The BMW i7 provides an extremely comfortable ride. Inside, there is a 31-inch 8K screen that creates a cinematic effect, and the Bowers & Wilkins sound system with 36 speakers provides excellent sound quality.

Volvo EX30 The Volvo EX30 is a compact but extremely funct.