10 cheap electric cars for sale in Portugal in 2025

Electric vehicles are now more accessible than ever. Thanks to a wave of new model launches and strategic price cuts (for example, Dacia’s recent €2,000 reduction in France, buyers in Portugal can choose from a wider range of affordable EVs. Here’s our updated roundup:

1. Dacia Spring Electric – from approximately €16,900

Dacia Spring Electric

Once touted as Europe’s cheapest EV, the Spring now benefits from further price cuts. It offers:

  • Range: ~225 km
  • Battery: 52 kWh
  • Engine: 45 HP (in the low-cost version)
    This makes it an ideal urban commuter without breaking the bank.

2. Renault 5 E-Tech – from around €23,000

Renault 5 E-Tech

A modern reinvention of a classic, the new Renault 5 E-Tech brings retro styling with cutting-edge EV technology. It offers two battery options (40 kWh or 52 kWh) with the larger pack delivering a range of roughly 300 km or more.

3. Citroën ë-C3 – from roughly €25,500

Citroën ë-C3

Fresh off award-winning accolades—including ‘Best Value Electric Car’ at the 2025 DrivingElectric Awards—this compact hatch combines affordability with a stylish, modern design. It features:

  • Range: Up to 199 miles (WLTP)
  • Fast Charging: 20–80% in about 26 minutes.

4. Volkswagen ID.2all – from about €21,000

Volkswagen ID.2all

Set to launch in 2025, the ID.2all is Volkswagen’s answer to the demand for an ultra-affordable EV. Built on a simplified version of the MEB platform (the MEB Entry), it promises to deliver efficient urban mobility at a very competitive price.

5. Opel Corsa-e – from €29,990

Opel Corsa-e

The Corsa-e remains a popular choice for budget-minded drivers. With:

  • Range: ~330 km
  • Battery: 50 kWh
  • Efficient Consumption: 108 Wh/km
    it offers a good balance between price and performance.

6. Peugeot e-208 – from €32,150

Peugeot e-208

This five-door model stands out for its attractive design and advanced technology. Key features include:

  • Range: ~340 km
  • Battery: 50 kWh
  • Consumption: 140 Wh/km
    making it both practical and refined for everyday driving.
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7. Renault Zoe – from €33,210

Renault Zoe

While the Zoe’s long-time position as Renault’s low-cost EV is being challenged by the new R5 E-Tech, it remains a solid option for those seeking a simple, efficient city car. Its updated design and improved features keep it relevant in today’s market.

8. Nissan Leaf – from €34,900

Nissan Leaf

A perennial favorite, the Leaf continues to be a reliable family EV option. The 40 kWh version offers:

  • Range: ~270 km
  • Modern tech features and driver assistance systems that provide good value for money.

9. Hyundai Ioniq Electric – from €39,975

Hyundai Ioniq Electric

This 100% electric saloon is noted for its efficiency and sleek Asian design. It delivers:

  • Range: ~280 km
  • Battery: 30.5 kWh
  • Low consumption: 115 Wh/km
    ideal for urban and suburban journeys.

10. Kia E-SOUL – from €43,000

Kia E-SOUL

With its futuristic interior and impressive range, the E-SOUL is a compelling choice in the €40,000-plus segment:

  • Range: ~452 km
  • Battery: 67.1 kWh
    It’s especially popular for its price/quality ratio and family-friendly dimensions.

More Ultra-Affordable Electric Options

For those who need even lower entry prices, consider these additional models:

  • Citroën Ami – from around €6,900:
    Not a traditional car but an ultra-compact two-seater electric quadricycle ideal for city driving. It’s designed for minimalistic, low-cost mobility and can be driven by those over 16 years old.
  • Skoda CITIGOe iV – expected from about €21,000:
    A compact electric car that shares its design DNA with the VW e-up! and Seat Mii Electric, offering efficient urban transport.
  • Electric Seat Mii – also anticipated from around €21,000:
    Another affordable option aimed at the urban market, promising good battery capacity and a compact size ideal for city commutes.

Final Thoughts

The market for affordable electric cars in Portugal has never been richer. With regulatory pressures pushing prices down (as well as the influx of new, budget-friendly models across Europe, buyers have an unprecedented range of options. Whether you’re after the ultra-low entry price of the Dacia Spring Electric or the nostalgic yet modern Renault 5 E-Tech, there’s never been a better time to make the switch to electric mobility.

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