Making the switch to an all-electric vehicle can be exciting but also scary. The news features specials on electric vehicle crashes, fires, and sometimes even explosions, making it seem like a far more common problem than it is. In reality, there are a lot of very safe and reliable electric vehicles on the market, and as the technology has become more and more available, some of these cars have become incredibly affordable for the average driver. But if you’re looking to get into an electric car, where should you start? According to Edmunds, these are the top 5 electric cars on the market today.

The most popular electric car

The Tesla brand has been one of the most popular options for electric vehicles as they have a focus on everything electric — even semi-trucks. The Tesla Model 3 is a great option for buyers who don’t mind spending a bit more money to get a bunch of neat and sometimes unnecessary features.

Kia Niro EV

The Kia brand has been shining bright in the past few years with the introduction of popular vehicles like the Kia Telluride, but they have plenty of other great options to chose from, like the Kia Niro EV. Surprisingly aggressive, this modern-looking electric car has a lot of spunk, safety features, and modern tech.

Hyundai Kona Electric

The Hyundai Kona Electric is a modest yet modern option that stands out from the crowd. Its accessible pricing is just one reason to head to the dealership this weekend for a test drive, and you won’t be disappointed with this car’s surprisingly generous electric range.

Chevrolet Bolt EV

The Chevrolet Bolt is as adorable as it has ever been, and as a more affordable electric car, it offers you just what you need and nothing more. This could be the perfect car for a new driver or big-city commuter that has to battle for parking on a daily basis. You won’t be surprised by the car’s ample electric range, but you may be surprised by how much pep the car offers when you step on the acceleration pedal.

Nissan’s underrated electric car

The Nissan Leaf might not be the most exciting option on the market, but there are a lot of reasons why it’s a good choice. It fits well into the Nissan lineup, not doing anything particularly obvious to stand out as an electric car, but that might be what some buyers are looking for. Backed by the Nissan reliability many owners have come to know and expect, it’s another great affordable option for an electric car.