Electric cars mark a new chapter in sustainable mobility, combining zero-emission performance with the latest in automotive innovation. KGM’s electric range is powered by advanced motors and high-capacity batteries, delivering an impressive battery range, smooth acceleration, and quiet, refined driving.
With rapid charging capabilities, KGM electric cars make every journey easier and more flexible, helping you recharge quickly and travel further with fewer stops. Intelligent energy management systems also help maximise efficiency and performance on every drive, whether it’s a short commute or a trip covering long distances.
Electric cars also offer significant advantages when it comes to running costs and maintenance, helping drivers save money while reducing their environmental impact.
Want to learn more about electric vehicles? Visit our FAQs section at the end of this page for answers to common questions about EVs.
Ready to make the switch? Explore the KGM electric range and discover your next EV.
Mid-Size Electric SUV
The KGM Torres EVX is an electric SUV built to make switching to electric driving easy and exciting. It delivers the power, space, and practicality of a traditional SUV, but with the smooth, quiet performance and zero-emissions benefits of an electric car.
Powered by an advanced electric powertrain and a 73.4 kWh battery, the Torres EVX offers an impressive electric car range of up to 287 miles (WLTP), so you can take on daily commutes or long journeys with confidence. Thanks to fast-charging capability, you can recharge at public charging points quickly and get back on the road in no time, with minimal charging time and plenty of flexibility.
Driving feels effortless, with instant acceleration and a refined, responsive driving experience that adapts to your driving style. Lower running costs, zero road tax, and no tailpipe emissions make the Torres EVX a smart choice for drivers ready to make the move to electric.
Step inside, and the clean, modern interior feels both high-tech and practical. Dual 12.3-inch digital displays, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and smart storage throughout the cabin make every journey feel comfortable and connected. With a generous 703 litres of boot space, there’s room for everything you need for everyday life or weekend adventures.
The Torres EVX is packed with advanced safety and driver-assist features, and it’s backed by KGM’s 7-year/90,000 mile warranty for complete peace of mind.
With its bold design, long range, and real-world practicality, the KGM Torres EVX proves that switching to electric doesn’t mean compromising on capability. It’s ready for you to experience, so why not book a test drive and see what makes it different?
Electric Pickup Truck
The KGM Musso EV is a fully electric pickup truck designed to bring zero-emissions driving to a segment that is still typically powered by diesel engines. Combining the toughness and versatility of a traditional pickup with the smooth, quiet performance of an electric vehicle, it’s built for both work and everyday driving.
Powered by an advanced electric drivetrain and an 80.6 kWh battery, the Musso EV delivers strong performance and a dependable electric vehicle range of up to 240 miles (WLTP) on a single charge. Instant torque means the Musso EV can respond quickly when required, while its refined electric powertrain ensures a smooth and controlled drive, whether you’re in the city or off-road.
Inside, the cabin combines durability with modern technology. A clean, driver-focused layout features a dual 12.3-inch panoramic display, built-in navigation, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, plus practical storage solutions throughout.
As a zero-emissions vehicle, the Musso EV offers car buyers lower running costs and significant tax advantages, including Benefit-in-Kind rates from around 4% for the 2026/27 tax year, making it a highly cost-effective electric pickup for company car drivers and businesses.
EV stands for electric vehicle.
Electric vehicles (EVs) are often considered better than petrol or diesel cars for several reasons. They produce zero emissions, which helps reduce air pollution and lower your carbon footprint. EVs also tend to have lower running costs, as electricity is generally cheaper than fuel and maintenance is less frequent due to fewer moving parts. Additionally, EVs offer a quieter, smoother driving experience and can benefit from incentives such as tax breaks or rebates. However, the choice between an EV and a fuel based car can also depend on factors like driving range, charging infrastructure, and personal preferences.
A hybrid vehicle is not a fully electric vehicle (BEV), but it does combine elements of both fuel engines and electric power. Hybrids use a combination of an internal combustion engine and one or more electric motors to improve fuel efficiency and reduce emissions compared to traditional fuel based vehicles. While they can run on electric power alone for short distances, they rely on petrol or diesel for longer trips or when additional power is needed.
Unlike fully electric vehicles, hybrids still require fuel and have a fuel tank in addition to a battery. There are two core types of hybrid car, plugin hybrids (PHEV) where the battery is charged from an external power supply and mild hybrids (HEV) where the battery is charged by the internal combustion engine.
01. Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs): These vehicles run solely on electric power, using a battery to store and supply energy to the electric motor. They require charging from an external power source and produce zero emissions.
02. Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEVs): These vehicles combine an internal combustion engine with an electric motor and a rechargeable battery. They can operate on electric power alone for shorter distances but switch to the petrol or diesel engine for longer trips.
03. Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEVs): These vehicles also feature a combination of an internal combustion engine and an electric motor, but the battery is charged through regenerative braking and the engine itself, rather than being plugged in. They typically rely more on the engine and use electric power to improve fuel efficiency.
04. Extended Range Electric Vehicles (EREVs): Similar to BEVs, these vehicles are primarily powered by electricity but have a small internal combustion engine that acts as a generator to extend the range when the battery is depleted. They can travel longer distances compared to standard BEVs.
05. Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles (FCEVs): These vehicles use a fuel cell to generate electricity from hydrogen, which powers the electric motor. They produce only water vapour and heat as emissions and can be refuelled quickly, similar to traditional petrol or diesel vehicles.
Charging time depends on the battery size, type of charger, and the car’s charging capacity. Using a standard home wall socket can take between 8 and 12 hours for a full charge, while a dedicated home fast charger usually reduces this to around 4 to 6 hours. Public fast chargers can often charge an EV to 80% in as little as 30 minutes to an hour. Charging points with higher outputs offer faster recharge times, and some electricity providers offer special EV tariffs for home charging to lower costs.
Driving an electric vehicle is easy. Simply ensure your car is charged, press the brake pedal, and shift into drive or reverse. Acceleration is instant and smooth, and most EVs recover energy through regenerative braking to extend battery range. Plan your journeys with available charging points in mind, and enjoy a quiet, comfortable driving experience with minimal maintenance and low running costs.
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