An electric car doesn’t have to be fast, nor does it need to look like a sports car to be really good. Case in point, the Swedish-built Uniti One. It has a 186-mile range on a full charge and can juice up from 20 to 80 percent in a mere 17 minutes. It’s also remarkably practical as a car thanks to 27 cubic feet of cargo space, room for three with the driver sitting front and center, electrochromic sun visor and sunroof that adjusts with sunlight, flush door handles, and a smooth and slippery body with aerodynamic disc wheels. The Uniti One will cost about $19,800 in international markets.
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