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Title 0-62 kWh BHP Range (Comb.) Price 320kW Nismo 87kWh 22kWCh 5dr e-4ORCE Auto 5.1s 87 kWh 429.1 261 miles £56,565 178kW Engage 87kWh 22kWCh 5dr Auto 7.6s 87 kWh 238.7 330 miles £44,590 160kW Engage 63kWh 5dr Auto 7.5s 63 kWh 214.6 251 miles £39,590 225kW Advance 87kWh 22kWCh 5dr e-4ORCE Auto [Sky] 5.7s 87 kWh 301.7 319 miles £52,085 225kW Advance 87kWh 22kWCh 5dr e-4ORCE Auto 5.7s 87 kWh 301.7 319 miles £50,790 178kW Advance 87kWh 22kWCh 5dr Auto [Sky Pack] 7.6s 87 kWh 238.7 329 miles £49,385 178kW Advance 87kWh 22kWCh 5dr Auto 7.6s 87 kWh 238.7 329 miles £48,090 160kW Evolve 63kWh 22kWCh 5dr Auto [Nappa Leather] 7.5s 63 kWh 214.6 247 miles £49,275 160kW Evolve 63kWh 22kWCh 5dr Auto [Sport Pack] 7.5s 63 kWh 214.6 247 miles £49,975 160kW Evolve 63kWh 22kWCh 5dr Auto 7.5s 63 kWh 214.6 247 miles £47,980 160kW Evolve 63kWh 5dr Auto [Nappa Leather] 7.5s 63 kWh 214.6 247 miles £48,380 160kW Evolve 63kWh 5dr Auto [Sport Pack] 7.5s 63 kWh 214.6 247 miles £49,080 160kW Evolve 63kWh 5dr Auto 7.5s 63 kWh 214.6 247 miles £47,085 225kW Evolve 87kWh 22kWCh 5dr e-4ORCE Auto[SprtPk] 5.7s 87 kWh 301.7 314 miles £56,780 225kW Evolve 87kWh 22kWCh 5dr e-4ORCE Auto [Lthr] 5.7s 87 kWh 301.7 314 miles £56,080 225kW Evolve 87kWh 22kWCh 5dr e-4ORCE Auto 5.7s 87 kWh 301.7 314 miles £54,785 178kW Evolve 87kWh 22kWCh 5dr Auto [Sport Pack] 7.6s 87 kWh 238.7 322 miles £54,080 178kW Evolve 87kWh 22kWCh 5dr Auto [Leather] 7.6s 87 kWh 238.7 322 miles £53,380 178kW Evolve 87kWh 22kWCh 5dr Auto 7.6s 87 kWh 238.7 322 miles £52,085 160kW Advance 63kWh 22kWCh 5dr Auto [Sky Pack] 7.5s 63 kWh 214.6 250 miles £45,280 160kW Advance 63kWh 22kWCh 5dr Auto 7.5s 63 kWh 214.6 250 miles £43,985 160kW Advance 63kWh 5dr Auto [Sky Pack] 7.5s 63 kWh 214.6 250 miles £44,385 160kW Advance 63kWh 5dr Auto 7.5s 63 kWh 214.6 250 miles £43,090 You might like
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