Facing the high prices at gas stations, many are turning to electric vehicles as a more cost-effective alternative. Here's a selection of five electric car models, ranging from city cars to SUVs and sedans, available at attractive prices. A city car option is the Citroën ë-C3. Designed for urban use, it starts at 12,990 € after a discount of 1,300 € and a CEE grant of 6,150 €. With an autonomy of 205 km, it's ideal for short daily trips. The car features five doors and five seats, offering more space than some of its competitors. A larger battery option provides over 300 km of range and supports DC 100 kW charging. For those preferring an urban SUV, the Fiat 600e is an excellent choice. Measuring 4.18 meters long, it offers a trunk capacity of 360 liters. The 54 kWh battery delivers an autonomy of 406 km in mixed driving conditions, suitable for daily commutes and occasional longer trips. Priced at 36,400 €, it benefits from a 5,000 € discount, a buyback grant up to 3,000 €, and a CEE grant ranging from 3,600 to 6,150 €. With the minimum grant, the price drops to 22,250 €, making it a practical and economical option for a small family. A compact electric car is the Kia EV4. It receives a 3,500 € grant and, due to its European assembly and battery, an enhanced CEE grant of at least 4,700 €. This brings the price down from 38,690 € to 30,490 €, with potential for even more savings for modest households. The EV4 has 204 hp and an autonomy of 440 km, making it suitable for daily use. It comes with features like hands-free access, dual-zone air conditioning, a 12.3-inch navigation screen, and adaptive cruise control. While its fast charging is 108 kW, it includes standard AC 11 kW charging. The car also offers a 7-year warranty. For a family SUV, the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross stands out. With a 67 kWh LFP battery, it offers a mixed WLTP autonomy of 467 km and DC charging up to 165 kW. Priced at 29,900 € after a discount of 6,600 € and a minimum CEE grant of 4,800 €, it's currently one of the best offers for a family electric car. The model is produced in France, adding to its appeal. Finally, for those preferring a sedan, the Tesla Model 3 is a strong contender. While the Model Y is more popular, the Model 3 offers a compelling deal for sedan lovers. The Propulsion variant is available at 33,590 € with a buyback bonus of 3,000 € and a CEE grant of 400 €. With a mixed WLTP autonomy of 572 km and fast charging of 175 kW, it's a practical choice for a family. Tesla also offers a 0% loan option, making it more accessible.