The Tesla Model S is arguably the most important and influential new vehicle to be launched globally during the 2010s.

A four-door coupe EV, it put Tesla on the map with a prodigious performance from its electric motors and high-tech yet simple cabin, as well as a range that can top 550km on a single charge. Cabin quality isn’t a strong point, but the Model S does many things right.

The new 100% electric Renault ZOE has evolved in versatility, quality and technology to offer superior features while still remaining affordable.

On the outside, the New ZOE continues to deliver distinctive and fresh design, while the interior has been completely overhauled, with a fully redesigned instrument panel and dashboard for improved comfort.

Under the skin the New Renault ZOE gets a powerful 52 kWh battery that delivers a range of up to 242 miles (WLTP). There are also more recharging options, including the introduction of an optional direct current charger.

The New ZOE is equipped with many innovative features. The Renault EASY CONNECT services deliver increased connectivity, plus there are extra driving aids, a 10-inch TFT instrument cluster, the Renault EASY LINK multimedia system and a new B Mode, which has been perfected for urban driving. All have been designed to make everyday driving easier and more enjoyable.

Not interested in making another minivan or standard SUV Tesla decided to make a splash with its second even mainstream model – and so the Model X was born.

With eye-catching gullwing rear doors and unconventionally sleek styling from nose to tail, this isn’t the sort of SUV that appeals to those who want a rugged off-roader. It’s a high-tech, eyes-on-me city SUV, with amazing electric driving range and enormous performance to boot.