Which electric cars have a heat pump as standard?
A heat pump warms the cabin on a fraction of the electricity a resistive heater uses, so it is the difference between losing a tenth of your range in winter and losing a third.
26 models on sale in the UK, listed by brand.
Taken from the manufacturers' own guides. A car missing from this list may not have been checked yet rather than lack it, so tell us if you spot a gap.
AION
V
from £36,450
1 version →
Alfa Romeo
Junior Elettrica
from £34,000
4 versions →
BYD
ATTO 2
from £30,875
2 versions →
BYD
Dolphin
from £30,230
2 versions →
BYD
Dolphin Surf
from £18,650
3 versions →
Changan
Deepal S05
from £37,990
2 versions →
Changan
Deepal S07
from £39,990
1 version →
Citroën
ë-C5 Aircross
from £37,865
2 versions →
Fiat
600e
from £25,495
4 versions →
Geely
EX5
from £31,990
4 versions →
Genesis
Electrified G80
from £76,515
2 versions →
Genesis
Electrified GV70
from £66,815
3 versions →
Genesis
GV60
5 versions →
Kia
EV9
from £64,995
6 versions →
Leapmotor
B05
from £28,995
1 version →
Mazda
6e
from £38,995
2 versions →
Mercedes-Benz
C-Class Electric
Announced1 version →
Mercedes-Benz
CLA
from £45,615
3 versions →
Mercedes-Benz
GLC
from £55,495
2 versions →
Peugeot
E-2008
from £31,945
1 version →
Renault
Megane E-Tech
Announcedfrom £32,495
3 versions →
Renault
Scenic E-Tech
from £33,245
3 versions →
Subaru
Solterra
from £52,505
2 versions →
Suzuki
e Vitara
from £26,249
5 versions →
Vauxhall
Grandland Electric
2 versions →
Volkswagen
ID.3
from £37,000
3 versions →
