There are several electric SUVs currently available on the market, including the Kia Nero EV and Hyundai Kona Electric, but for those looking in the luxury segment, this list shortens to just five options, including one newcomer.
At the beginning of August, Cadillac announced the Lyriq, its first fully electric SUV and a new challenger to the yet to be overly saturated luxury electric SUV market. However, Cadillac and its obvious competitors, Tesla's Model Y and X, aren't the only two competitors in this growing segment: Audi and Jaguar both have their own luxury electric SUVs, the e-tron and I-Pace, respectively.
Of course, the two Teslas and the Cadillac, Jaguar, and Audi all vary in its specifications, including the number of seats, range, and zero-to-60 time, to name a few. The prices also vary widely, ranging anywhere from $43,690 to $94,190.
If you're in the market for a luxury electric SUV, here is how the five vehicles compare in different spec areas, and the winner in each area: