Best Dog Friendly Electric Cars – Today we tackle a common myth: that electric cars are not suitable for dog owners. To top it off, the team at Electric Car Scheme have shared some photos of their dogs in electric cars, proving that they can be perfect for your friends. As electric cars become more popular, more and more new drivers are asking about trunk space and how easy it is to fit their Labradoodle in the car.
At Electric Car Scheme, we answer these questions every day, dispelling the myth that electric cars aren’t suitable for dog owners. It will come as no surprise to you that the Kia Niro EV tops the UK list for small dogs, while the Tesla Model Y tops the list for large dogs.
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The table below shows the most suitable electric car for large dogs and small dogs The list includes the Tesla Model Y, Mercedes EQB and Nissan Leaf
Let’s take a look at the electric cars we believe are best suited for large dogs…with a few examples!
The Tesla Model Y appeals to both electric car enthusiasts and families because it is larger than the Model Y. This Tesla model has all the advantages of an electric SUV with a high driving position and added luggage room. Range is up to 331 miles (WTLP), meaning long trips without frequent stops are a breeze
Tesla Model Y comes with 117 liters of front luggage space, which is very useful The main boot holds 854 litres, including underfloor space and you can fold down the rear seats for more space if needed. This large trunk makes the Tesla Model Y one of the most practical SUVs you’ll ever drive, and it can easily accommodate dogs of any size. Alfie, an Australian labradoodle, appears to be sitting upright in the boot of a Tesla Model Y, but he can comfortably stretch into the 854 liter boot.
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The Tesla also has some great dog-focused features — like Dog Mode, which leaves the screen for your dog when he leaves it in the car. They’ve even created a “pet liner” to keep your seat clean and your dog comfortable
Tesla models are available for lease in three different models: RWD, LR AWD and Performance AWD. Practicality cannot be ignored in the Tesla Model 3 and in the updated Highland version, the rear trunk has been expanded and offers up to 594 liters of storage space. Although not as big as the boot of the Model Y, the model can still fit luggage, groceries or even a small dog. As you can see, Rolly, a miniature schnauzer, sits comfortably in the trunk of Goura’s Tesla Model 3.
The Koda Encore is known for being a comfortable and practical family car, good looking too. It has an estimated range of 247-348 miles and you can choose between two battery sizes: 62 kWh or 82 kWh.
Unlike the Y, the Enac didn’t use a front boot, but that wasn’t a necessity given how big the actual boot was. It has a volume of 585 liters, if you fold the rear seats You can easily fit your holiday luggage or a large dog in the Coda Backpack
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The Mercedes EQB is a seven-seat electric car based on the GLB, giving it a unique position in the market with seating capacity. It has a 66.5 kWh battery and offers a range of 253 miles on a single charge
Trunk space is 495 litres, which is smaller than that of the Skoda Octavia and Tesla Model Y. With the rear seats folded, this space increases to 1710 litres. Even a large dog can fit comfortably in the EQB
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Like the Mercedes Eq, the Kia EV9 has seven-seat capacity All EV9 models mean 99.8 kWhh, a range of up to 349 miles and three trim levels are available.
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Depending on the level of equipment selected, the size of the luggage compartment will vary slightly The EV9 has 333 liters of space with three rows of seats, more than the Volvo EX90 With the seats down, you get 828 liters of space, which is more than the Y With all seven seats in place, a storage compartment can be stowed under the boot – but it’s important to note that there’s no space behind to store it. Charging cable If you don’t want them in the trunk, you have to store them in the front trunk under the hood It is 90 liters for the Air model and 50 liters for the GT-Line version Even your largest dog can fit comfortably in the boot of the Kia EV9 – especially with the rear seats folded down.
The Audi Q8 competes with the likes of the BMW iX and Mercedes EQS SUV The Q8 has a wide variety of specifications, from sporty to sporty Inside, it gets four-zone climate control, heating and electrically adjustable front seats with memory function, while the Black version gets HD Matrix LED headlights. The Versprung is top of the range and therefore has desirable extras like 22-inch wheels and Nappa leather floors. You also get heated rear seats and a Bang & Olufsen stereo
Moving on to the luggage compartment, the Audi Q8 e-tron has a generous boot space of 569 litres, which expands to 1,637 liters flat when the rear seats are folded. That’s more than the Mercedes EQB and Kia EV9, but less than the Skoda Encaps and Tesla Model Y. It’s a good mid-range boot that will comfortably fit your big dog, but if you’re looking for a little more room, go for the Model Y.
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The Kia Niro EV’s electric motor produces 204 hp and 255 Nm of torque and has a single 64.8 kWh battery that allows for a range of 285 miles. There are three models: 2, 3 and 4. Options in terms of size and price The Kia Niro EV includes the Mazda MX-30, Peugeot e-2008 and Volkswagen ID
Boot space in the Niro is impressive, offering 475 litres This is an improvement over the hybrid’s 451 liters and the PHEV’s 358 liters The shape of the shoe is great, so you can put a lot of things in it In addition, it is equipped with fixing points and 12 volt sockets With this capability, Nero shoes are perfect for large dogs, but smaller dogs will also be very comfortable You can see Big B Smalls, a miniature dachshund enjoying plenty of space in Nigo’s trunk
The Volkswagen ID.4 has a variety of engine and battery options, with outputs ranging from 146 to 295 hp and a total range of 213 miles to 328 driving miles.
The Volkswagen ID.4’s boot space totals 543 litres, beating competitors such as the BMW iX3 with 510 liters and the Kia EV6 with 466 litres. These shoes will suit dogs of any size Practical features include hooks and straps for securing luggage, a 12-volt socket and a small compartment under the boot floor for charging cables. Some trims offer an adjustable boot floor, increasing boot space to 1,655 liters with the rear seats folded. You’ll be able to fit your dog in large or small boots, and know he’ll be able to travel comfortably with plenty of room
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The Hyundai Kona Electric utilizes the traditional advantages of an SUV with the added benefit of battery power, such as a practical interior and an elevated driving position. There are two versions of the Kona Electric: a 39 kW model with 136 horsepower and a range of 189 miles and a 64 kW model with 204 horsepower and a range of up to 300 miles – perfect for long trips.
Like Hyundai’s other electric models, the Kona Electric
