Here are the EVs that give you the best combo of long WLTP range and a big boot (seats-up volume;

We also note max seats-down when it’s unusually good):

• VW ID.7 Tourer Pro S — up to 690 km WLTP; 605 L boot (max 1,714 L). Estate practicality with top-tier range. (Elbilsguiden)

• Peugeot e-3008 Long Range (97 kWh) — up to 701 km WLTP (TEL); 588 L boot (max 1,663 L). Huge range for a midsize SUV, decent space. (Elbilsguiden)

• Renault Scenic E-Tech EV87 — up to 625 km WLTP (TEL); 545 L boot (max 1,670 L). Very efficient family SUV. (Elbilsguiden)

• Tesla Model Y Long Range — up to ~600 km WLTP; 854 L boot seats-up (measured to roof), 2,138 L seats-down; 117 L frunk. (Boot figures vary by method; Tesla quotes total volumes.) (carwow.co.uk)

• Škoda Enyaq 85 — around ~585–586 km WLTP; 585 L boot (max 1,710 L). Great all-rounder with a big square load bay. (ArenaEV)

• XPeng G9 RWD Long Range — up to ~585 km WLTP; 660 L boot (max 1,576 L) plus 71 L frunk. Loads of room. (xpeng.com)

• ZEEKR 001 Long Range RWD — ~620 km WLTP; 539 L boot (max 2,144 L). Massive seats-down capacity for Ikea runs. (Green Cars Compare)

• BMW i5 Touring (eDrive40) — up to ~554 km WLTP (344 miles); 570 L boot (max 1,700 L). Premium long-range estate. (BMW UK)

• XPeng G6 RWD Long Range — up to ~535 km WLTP; 571 L boot (max 1,374 L). Value pick if you want range + space on a budget. (xpeng.com)

• Kia EV9 (7-seat) — up to ~562 km WLTP (variant-dependent); 333 L behind row 3 / 828 L behind row 2 / up to 2,318 L max, plus frunk up to 90 L. If you need people + cargo. (Kia)

More when it comes to 6-7 Seaters

absolutely! here are the 6- and 7-seater EVs that give the best combo of WLTP range + usable space (esp. with all three rows up). i’m focusing on models you can actually get (or order) in Europe/Sweden.

6-seaters (2+2+2)

• Kia EV9 (6-seat option) — sweet spot overall
  WLTP up to ~563 km (Long Range RWD). Boot: 333 L (all 3 rows up) / 828 L (3rd row down) / 2,318 L max; frunk 90 L (RWD) or 52 L (AWD). (Evkx)
• Tesla Model X (6-seat option) — big cargo with seats up
  WLTP (manufacturer EU comms) up to ~580 km LR; Plaid ~547 km. Boot per Tesla manual: ~420 L behind 3rd row; ~2,558 L max. (EVBox)
• NIO EL8 (6-seat) — very roomy cabin
  WLTP (100 kWh) about ~510 km; cargo with 3rd row up is limited; with 3rd row down ~810 L; spec tables list ~266 L behind 3rd row. (InsideEVs)
• ZEEKR 009 (6-seat MPV; some EU markets) — space king
  WLTP quoted ~582 km (market-dep.). Boot starts ~574 L (all seats in place) and can reach ~2,979 L max. (zeekrlife.com)

7-seaters

• Peugeot E-5008 (standard 7 seats) — best range + solid space
  WLTP up to ~660 km (Long Range). Boot: 348 L (all seats up) / 916 L (3rd row down) / 2,232 L max. (peugeot.co.uk)

• Kia EV9 (7-seat) — balanced, practical
  WLTP up to ~563 km (LR RWD). Boot: 333 L / 828 L / 2,318 L; frunk 90/52 L. (Evkx)

• Volvo EX90 (6 or 7 seats) — strong WLTP, premium cabin
  WLTP combined ~570–614 km (model-year/trim). Boot (7-seat): ~324 L behind 3rd row; ~697 L behind 2nd; ~1,915–2,019 L max (sources vary slightly). (Volvo Cars)

• Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV (5/7 seats) — lux flagship; space OK, not huge with 3rd row up
  WLTP combined for 450 4MATIC real-world estimate ~595 km (EV-Database). Boot: ~245 L with all 7 seats up; ~2,020 L max. (Elbilsguiden)

• Volkswagen ID. Buzz LWB (6 or 7 seats) — people-mover utility
  WLTP up to ~468–471 km (86 kWh LWB). Boot: 306 L (all 3 rows up); ~1,340 L (3rd row folded). (electrive.com)

• BYD Tang (7 seats) — great WLTP, smaller boot with 3rd row up
  WLTP ~530 km. Boot: 235 L (3rd row up) / 940 L (3rd row down) / 1,655 L max. (byd.com)

Quick take (who’s best “bang for the buck” on WLTP + 3-row practicality)

• Peugeot E-5008: class-leading WLTP (up to ~660 km) and a genuinely usable 348 L with all 7 seats — hard to beat for efficiency-per-space. (peugeot.co.uk)

• Kia EV9: not quite the E-5008’s range, but better third-row room than most and very respectable 333 L with all seats up. (Kia)

• Volvo EX90: strong WLTP and premium safety tech; cargo with 3rd row up is decent (300–380 L depending on source/spec). (Volvo Cars)

• Tesla Model X (6/7): big ~420 L behind 3rd row and strong WLTP, but availability/price can swing. (Tesla)