Ready for frosty mornings: here are some of the most popular cars in the UK that come with a heated windscreen as standard, so you can melt away ice and mist at the touch of a button without ever picking up a scraper.

1. Ford Puma
Ford’s Quickclear system was the first heated windscreen technology on the market, and the Puma benefits from it straight off the production line. Whether you choose the entry-level or sportier trim, every Puma you buy rolls out with a heated windscreen as standard – perfect for brisk urban commutes or weekend escapes to the countryside.

2. Ford Fiesta
Another Ford icon, the Fiesta, also comes with Quickclear fitted as standard on almost every trim. With the Fiesta being Britain’s best-selling hatchback, you’ll spot plenty of owners who’ve never had to scrape ice from the windscreen again.

3. Volkswagen ID.4
VW’s all-electric ID.4 is full of clever tech, and that includes a heated windscreen on every model. Alongside a generous driving range and roomy cabin, the ID.4 means you can step inside, press the button and be clear-sighted in seconds – no more frozen mornings in the driveway.

4. Range Rover Evoque
Land Rover equips every Evoque from Dynamic SE trim upwards with a heated windscreen, making winter driving a touch more luxurious. Combined with its off-road chops and posh interior, it’s a treat whether you’re navigating city streets or country lanes.

5. Jaguar I-PACE
Jaguar’s pioneering electric SUV doesn’t just look the part: every I-PACE also features a heated windscreen as part of its standard equipment. It’s just one of the ways Jaguar makes sure you arrive in comfort, whatever the weather.

6. Volvo XC40
Sweden’s safety specialists know a thing or two about cold winters. The compact XC40 comes with a heated windscreen across its range – alongside heated seats and a heated steering wheel on higher trims – so you stay snug and maintain an uninterrupted view of the road ahead.

7. Ford Focus
Ford’s family hatchback also benefits from Quickclear. On most Focus models, the heated windscreen is part of the standard specification, so drivers of this practical, all-rounder can enjoy clear vision in moments.

A quick buyer’s tip: although these models come with heated windscreens as standard, always double-check the specification of the exact trim you’re looking at – dealers occasionally adjust standard equipment from one model year to the next. But if you pick any of the cars above, you’ll be scraping less and driving more once winter rolls in.