Overview
- The UK Electric Car Grant cuts £1,500 from the price, making the Frontera Electric £2,360 cheaper than the hybrid with a starting price of £22,495.
- The 44kWh version pairs a 111bhp front‑drive motor with a claimed 186‑mile range and 100kW DC charging for a 20–80% top‑up in 26 minutes.
- An Extended Range model uses a 54kWh battery for a claimed 253 miles, though it costs £3,500 more than the base electric version.
- Test impressions report leisurely performance at around 12.6 seconds to 60mph, a more settled ride in town, light yet numb steering, and strong single‑setting regen in B mode.
- The cabin offers a 460‑litre boot (1,600 litres seats folded), twin 10‑inch displays with wireless phone mirroring, wireless charging, LED headlights, and straightforward materials that reflect its price point.