New Cars Coming in 2026

Volvo EX60 – Launch: January 21, 2026

Breaking cover via livestream on 21 January 2026, with production starting early 2026 in Gothenburg. Expect a mid‑sized premium electric SUV boasting an RRP of around £60,000, designed to slot neatly between the EX30 and EX90. Think family‑friendly space, Volvo safety tech, and Scandinavian elegance.

The all-new iX3 was already confirmed in November 2025, with UK deliveries starting from 7th March 2026. It’s priced from £58,755, powered by BMW’s new “Neue Klasse Era” EV platform, which offers up to 500-mile WLTP range and rapid 800V charging.

Available in a range of trims, including IX3, IX3 M Sport, and IX3 M Sport Pro, this 469-horsepower SUV boasts the new design architecture from BMW, including their BMW Panoramic Vision interior and is definitely one to be considered.

BMW i3 Saloon – Launch: July 2026

BMW’s next-gen electric 3 Series, named i3, is slated for production start in July 2026, with UK availability expected shortly after. While exact pricing is yet to be confirmed, its flagship “50 xDrive” variant is anticipated to launch alongside the iX3, offering top-tier electric range and performance.

Jaguar GT – Reveal Summer 2026; Deliveries Late 2026/Early 2027

The controversial four-door GT from Jaguar will be unveiled in summer 2026, with orders opening late 2026 and first deliveries expected in 2027. The price is expected to start around £120,000, escalating to £140,000+ for bespoke editions, and performance is pegged at a staggering 1,000 bhp and circa 400-mile range.

Range Rover Electric – Launch: Early 2026

The fully electric flagship Range Rover is due to launch in early 2026, replacing traditional combustion and PHEV models. It will feature a 118 kWh battery, around 330 miles WLTP range, 542 bhp, 800V architecture with up to 350 kW fast charging, and an all-wheel-drive setup. Pricing is expected to start around £130,000 - £150,000.

Volkswagen ID.Polo – Launch: End 2026 from £22,000

The ID.Polo, Volkswagen's pint-sized EV revival of the Polo name, is headed our way with a full reveal in early 2026, with sales commencing towards the end of 2026. Expected to start from £22,000, available with either 38 kWh or 56 kWh batteries delivering up to 280 miles WLTP, plus an entry-level GTI version boasting up to 223 bhp.

This is one of the hottest-tipped EVs to launch this year, with a sensible price tag that appeals to the masses looking to make the switch to electric this year.