Compare Chevrolet Equinox EV vs Volkswagen ID. Tiguan vs Nissan Leaf vs Kia EV6
Quick Take
Chevrolet Equinox EV charges fastest, Volkswagen ID. Tiguan goes the distance, Nissan Leaf wins on price, and Kia EV6 is quickest off the line.
Chevrolet Equinox EV
2025 • SUV
Fastest Charger
- 10 min 10-80% DC fast charge
- 150 kW peak charging speed
- Up to 319 mi EPA-rated range
Volkswagen ID. Tiguan
2027 • SUV
Coming Soon
Longest Range
- Up to 373 mi EPA-rated range
- 77 kWh battery
- 29 min 10-80% DC fast charge
Nissan Leaf
2026 • SUV
Best Value
- Starts at $29,990
- About $99 per mile of range
- Up to 303 mi EPA-rated range
- Apple CarPlay + Android Auto
Kia EV6
2026 • SUV
Quickest 0-60
- 0-60 mph as quick as 5.2s
- Up to 320 hp
- Up to 446 lb-ft of torque
- 117 mph top speed
Price
$33,600 - $36,900
Unknown
$29,990 - $38,990
$37,900 - $53,400
Range
307-319 miles
280-373 miles
259-303 miles
237-319 miles
Horsepower
220-300 hp
188-295 hp
214 hp
167-320 hp
0-60 mph
7.7 sec
6.1-8.5 sec
6.8 sec
5.2-8 sec
Battery Size
85 kWh
58-77 kWh
75 kWh
63-84 kWh
Drive Type
FWD
AWD
FWD
RWD
Seats
5
5
5
5
Top Speed
112 mph
99-112 mph
98 mph
115-117 mph
Towing Capacity
1500 lbs
4409 lbs
Unknown
2700 lbs
DC Fast Charging
10 min (10-80%)
29 min (10-80%)
35 min (10-80%)
22 min (10-80%)
Level 2 Charging
7.4 hrs (0-100%)
Unknown
7.5 hrs (0-100%)
7 hrs (0-100%)
Length
190.6"
181.8"
173.4"
184.8"
Width
75.5"
73"
71.3"
74.4"
Height
64.8"
63.7"
61.3"
60.8"
Cargo Capacity
57.2 cu ft
18.8 cu ft
55.5 cu ft
50.2 cu ft
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