Most Eco Friendly Suvs -

Selection of Most eco friendly suv list based not wholly upon the higher mileage per gallon or per charge but to other factors as well which is the number of sales per year, reliability, performance and comfort and safety and price

Here Are the List of Most Eco Friendly Suvs 2020-21

2020 Tesla Model X

The 2020 Tesla Model X is a fantastic SUV, and not only because it promises an all-electric driving range of more than 300 miles. The Model X accelerates rapidly and performs calm turns, while offering a fast and relaxing ride as well. The interior is tidy, well fitted and comfortable, with adequate cargo space and seating for up to seven people.

Pros	Cons
Rapid acceleration and poised handling	Cramped third-row seats
Long all-electric driving range	Interior fit and finish issues
Advanced technology and safety characteristics
Satisfactory cargo area

MSRP: From $79,990
Range: 305 to 351 mi battery-only
MPGe: Up to 99 city / 93 highway
Speed: 0-60mph 2.6sec

2020 Audi e-tron

A decent electric SUV is the 2020 Audi e-tron. With supportive chairs, rich fabrics, and a user-friendly infotainment feature, it has a spacious cabin. Thanks to its strong electric engines and adjustable air suspension, it hustles up to speed confidently and treats passengers to a smooth journey.

It is worth considering the 2020 Audi e-tron, especially if you want an electric vehicle that does not advertise its high-voltage hardware. It looks identical to the Audi Q5 or Q8 SUVs when out on the road. Its restricted range of just 218 miles on a maximum charge is the main knock against the e-tron. For daily driving and quick journeys, that might be perfect, but if you also put miles on the highway, it’s not optimal.

Pros	Cons
Car-of-the-future interior	Jittery ride
Clever regen braking system	It’s just plain heavy
Gotta-have-it looks

MSRP: From $77,400
Range: 218 mi battery-only
MPGe: 76 city / 78 highway
Horsepower: 355 hp
Speed: 0-60mph 4.6sec

2021 Hyundai Kona EV

A strong vehicle is the Hyundai Kona Hybrid. Its driving range is one of the longest in its classification, at 258 miles. The strong powertrain and intuitive infotainment controls also support Hyundai. It also has plenty of traditional driver assistance features. Its back seats, though, are crowded, and its cargo ability and cabin facilities are not as enticing as those of rivals.

Pros	Cons
Driving range of 258 miles	Small rear legroom
Fast acceleration and sharp handling make driving fun.	Availability limited to a handful of states
Comfortable and quiet cabin

MSRP: From $37,190
Range: 258 mi battery-only
MPGe: 132 city / 108 highway
Horsepower: 201 hp
Speed: 0-60mph 6.4sec

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2020 JAGUAR I-PACE

When it debuted its first electric SUV, the I-Pace, Jaguar managed to beat out traditional luxury competitors like Audi and Mercedes-Benz last year. In several respects, Jag built a high standard. The I-Pace is sleek, poised and easy, and from a luxury SUV it does just about everything you’d like. It also offers acceleration and handling that could make a lot of race car drivers jealous. It may also be an afterthought because it only happens to be powered by electricity.

Pros	Cons
Quiet, strong powertrain	infotainment system responds slowly
Thrilling handling and comfortable ride	Driving range diminishes quickly under hard acceleration
Good all-electric range

MSRP: From $69,850
Range: 234 mi battery-only
MPGe: 80 city / 72 highway
Horsepower: 394 hp
Speed: 0-60mph 4.0sec

2020 MERCEDES-BENZ EQC

If you purchase a Tesla Model X (below) for its range and speed and a Jaguar I-Pace (above) or its all-round capability, for its luxury, you can certainly buy the Mercedes. The EQC is incredibly silent, including for an electric vehicle, making travelling over some form of distance soothing.

That’s partly down to the heated leather seats and their adjustable lumbar support, but also because Mercedes’ engineers have worked hard to ensure that the EQC’s suspension is softer and more forgivable than its rivals’. Performance is far from shabby, with a 0-62mph time of 5.1 seconds and top speed of 110mph.

Pros	Cons
Quiet, wafting driving experience	Moderate driving range
Loaded with cabin tech	Back seats and boot nothing special
Outstanding safety credentials	Front suspension can get crashy
Understated design a genuine point of difference	Supply appears to be quite limited

MSRP: From $69,850
Range: 279 mi battery-only
MPGe: 80 city / 70 highway
Horsepower: 402 hp
Speed: 0-60mph 4.9sec

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2020 Kia e-Niro

The Kia e-Niro is one of the best electric cars ever made. And the reason is simple: it combines long-range electric driving with a relatively affordable price tag that significantly undercuts the premium cars on this list, like the Tesla Model X and the Jaguar I-Pace.

With a 64kWh battery, the e-Niro returns 282 miles of range on paper, and it will take a rapid charge of up to 100kW for a 0-80% top-up time of an hour and 15 minutes. Better still is the fact that the e-Niro is very good to drive, as well as being practical and comfortable for a family of five.

Pros	Cons
Not a funny-looking EV	Expensive at higher trims
Compliant ride	Joyless to drive
Roomy interior	Conservative styling

MSRP: From $44,590
Range: 239 mi battery-only
MSRP: From $39,090
MPGe: 123 city / 102 highway
Speed: 0-62mph 7.5sec

2020 Hybrid Most Eco Friendly Suvs

2020 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid

A fantastic SUV is the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid. Also by hybrid SUV standards, it provides a big cargo hold and fantastic fuel economy figures. This Toyota also has an above-average expected reliability level, an upscale and comfortable cabin, and lots of technological features that are easy to use. The RAV4 Hybrid in its class has the highest overall combination of efficiency and benefit

Pros	Cons
Superb Fuel Economy	The Brakes Feel Artificial
Comfortable and Relaxing Ride Quality	Front Passenger Seat is Not as Comfortable as the Rest
Plenty of Cargo Space	A Few Controls Aren’t Easy to Reach
Many Advanced Driver Aids are Standard Features	Infotainment System’s Interface Still Looks Outdated

MSRP: From $28,350
MPG: 41 city / 38 highway
Horsepower: 219 hp
Speed: 0-60mph 7.5sec

2020 Toyota Highlander Hybrid

The Toyota Highlander Hybrid 2020 is a terrific SUV. With three rows of chairs, a user-friendly infotainment system, and several regular tech and safety features, it has an upscale interior. On rocky roads, it is pleasant to drive, and the hybrid technology confidently scoots the SUV around.

The Highlander Hybrid also offers a generous 84 cubic feet of cargo space, making it quite a capable workhorse for weekend projects. Better still, it rates highly for predicted reliability.

Pros	Cons
Powerful Base Engine	Not-So-Smooth Transmission
Slew of Standard Safety Features	Space Just OK
High-Quality Interior	Hefty Price Tag
Competitive Hybrid Pricing

MSRP: From $38,200
MPG: Up to 36 city / 35 highway
Horsepower: 243 hp
Speed: 0-60mph 8.2sec

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2021 Ford Escape Hybrid

For 2020, Ford has updated its Escape small SUV, and the new Escape Variant comes along with the redesign. The Hybrid is a sensible and realistic car, much like the normal Escape, and can do just about whatever you need it to. In hybrid city / highway travel, the advantage is that you get around 40 mpg, which is a major change over the standard Escape.

A revamped exterior design gives the Escape a sportier look for 2020, and there’s a roomier interior. The rear seat, in particular, has plenty of legroom, which is great for adults or parents looking to install a bulky child safety seat. Other highlights of the new Escape include an easy-to-use infotainment touchscreen and plenty of advanced driver safety features. This new Escape Hybrid primarily competes against the Honda CR-V Hybrid and Toyota RAV4 Hybrid.

Pros	Cons
Roomy and comfortable seating	Transmission’s abrupt and noticeable shifts
Smooth ride quality	Lackluster handling and generally not much fun to drive
Easy-to-use controls

MSRP: From $28,265
MPG: Up to 44 city / 37 highway
Horsepower: 200 hp
Speed: 0-60mph 8.7sec

2020 Lexus RX Hybrid

Between hybrid and electric luxury SUVs, the Lexus RX Hybrid is a decent option. It comes in two- and three-row body styles and provides a sleek cabin with spacious seats and lots of technical features that are standard and available. The RX Hybrid travels smoothly and is fuel-efficient. There are some weak points here, such as the potential of subpar material. The sloped roofline also restricts the serviceability of freight and the visibility of vehicles.