The distance an electric vehicle can travel on a single charge is called 'range'. Smaller city-focused EVs have ranges that vary between 80-150 miles on a full charge. Many larger battery electric vehicles, including many popular makes including Tesla, VW, BMW, Mercedes, KIA and Hyundai average around 200-300 miles per charge.
As battery costs come down, range is also increasing in new smaller electric models so it is worth researching your favourite makes and checking both the official calculated mileage (referred to as WLTP*) and 'real-world' estimates reported by owners and via databases such as EV Database.
How far you can drive on a single charge is also significantly affected by the way an EV is driven and by weather conditions. Accelerate hard and more energy will be used, reducing range. Cold weather and rain can also adversely affect how your battery performs.
The old adage still applies, 'you can never have too much range!'
*WLTP stands for 'The Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure'.
See also: https://electrictogether.com/get-help/what-does-wltp-mean