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By Vishal| Apr 05, 2025
(City Legend) Starts at just £22,995 and looks like it walked off a runway. Drives like a dream, but rear seat space? You’ll need to be flexible… or under 5'5".
(Design Gone Wild) The Fiat Grande Panda is quirky AF. Starts at £20,975, has yellow Perspex, and might be the closest thing to driving IKEA furniture. I kinda love it?
(Cushy Cruiser) £21,990 gets you cloud-like comfort and rear seats roomier than you'd expect. But try cornering fast and it handles like a jelly on wheels.
(Chic Chaos) Starts at £24,995 and oozes Italian charm. Drives great, but the cheaper one has a 118-mile range? I’ve had sandwiches that lasted longer.
(Style Boss) £29,950 might sting a bit, but you get real range (up to 258mi) and five doors. Just don’t expect it to excite your inner racecar driver.
(Space Wizard) Starts at £23,495 and fits your entire life inside. Four seats only, though — so your fifth friend? Sorry, they’re walking.
(Fun Rocket) Starting at £30K, it’s an electric go-kart with seats. 249 miles of range and huge smiles guaranteed. But the boot? LOL, what boot?
(Mr. Sensible) Starts at £26,895. It’s like the Peugeot e-208’s less sexy cousin. Same guts, cheaper price — but “Yes Edition”? Seriously, who named this?
(Tiny Tank) Looks like a full-on Jeep, but it’s smaller than your average hatchback. Starts at £29,999. Interior's a bit meh, but it’s still weirdly lovable.