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1. Mercedes-Benz EQE

WHAT IS IT? Mercedes’ own crack at the Tesla Model S. Shaping up as a range warrior for the German brand’s growing EQ range, the initial E-Class-sized EQE 350 will be reardrive, powered by a 215kW/530Nm single electric motor with up to 660km of range. The EQE also boasts a super-slippery 0.20Cd drag coefficient to be the most aerodynamic new car ever made. Inside, the enormous Hyperscreen is the stuff of fingerprint nightmares but does look cool. More potent dual-motor, AWD versions will follow.

WHEN’S IT DUE: H2 2022

HOW MUCH: $200,000 (estimated)

2. VW ID4

The mid-size SUV ID4 is on

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