Need a family car but don't want to sacrifice the fun? The Cupra Ateca could be calling thanks to the fact it does all the dull practical stuff really well, but is still nice to drive and good to look at. Plus it's a decent deal as a used car.
Fancy going electric for your next daily driver? The Kia EV3 has an ace card up its sleeve. Opt for the small wheels of the entry-level Air model paired with the bigger battery and you get a useful 375 miles of range. Check out one we found below.
And if you feel like driving a MINI but don't know where to start with the seemingly endless options, this deal on a used MINI Countryman Electric could be well worth a look. As with the cars above, the car we've chosen is available for cash purchase or with a competitive PCP deal.
The Cupra Ateca can trace its roots back to the SEAT Ateca, which first graced UK roads in 2019. Yet despite its age, the sporty Cupra makeover ensures it's still very nice to drive, has all the latest tech, and features the all-important practicality and passenger space that make the Ateca a great fast family hauler.
This Cupra Ateca is in mid-range V2 trim and comes with very low miles considering it was registered in January 2024. It cost £40,000 new, and has just been discounted, making this a solid used buy.
The Kia EV3 is the latest member of the firm's impressive line-up of electric cars. Being a small family SUV, the EV3 faces stiff competition from the likes of the Volvo EX30, Renault Scenic and Skoda Elroq, but comes out swinging thanks to an affordable price, long range and a comfortable, easy going driving experience.
We spotted this deal on an entry level EV3 with the larger battery, good for 375 miles of range. Costing over £36,000 new, it's offered by a Kia main dealer and is only eight months in to its eight year/100,000-mile battery warranty.
The arrival of the MINI Countryman Electric means that in addition to myriad personalisation options, buyers now have to choose from a couple of electric powertrains. But if you suffer from Netflix-induced decision paralysis, a pre-configured MINI EV could be a great way to reduce stress and save some cash.
Take this year-old Countryman Electric with the smaller battery, single-motor option but in high-spec Sport trim with a few choice options. It's offered by a MINI main dealer for £7000 less than new.
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