Every Electric Car Ranked by Longest Range
Are the EPA’s ratings really helpful when it comes to fuel economy ratings for electric and plug-in electric cars?
The short answer is, yes. But, it’s probably not the most intuitive information for buyers looking to purchase an electrified vehicle. If you look at a car sticker, you’ll see numbers for MPGe (Miles per Gallon-equivalent) from the EPA. This number shows you just how efficient the vehicle is. For example, the EPA rated the Chevy Silverado EV at 70 combined MPGe and the Tesla Model Y at 125 combined MPGe. That means that the Model Y is a more efficient vehicle than the Silverado EV. This comes into play when paying to charge your vehicle. Because it is more efficient, you will pay less to charge the Model Y than the Silverado EV over the life of the vehicle.
While that’s helpful to know, it’s not the only thing electric car buyers care about. In our opinion, we arguably care more about how far an electric vehicle will take you before needing to be charged. Range anxiety is real. It’s just a fact that charging up a car currently takes longer than refueling a traditional gas tank. That will probably change in the future, but it’s not the current reality. Looking back at our example, even though the Model Y is more efficient than the Silverado EV, it will take you 337 miles before puttering out. On average, the Silverado EV will go 70 miles further than the Model Y before needing a recharge, thanks to the larger size of the Silverado EV’s onboard batteries.
That’s where this list comes into play. Here are the EPA estimated ranges of all the electric vehicles (no plug-in hybrids on this list) currently available in the US car market. You may be surprised to find that some expensive luxury vehicles may not take you very far compared to more budget-friendly options.
59. 2025 Nissan Leaf
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If you’re wanting range from your Nissan Leaf, then you want to opt for the SV Plus versions. The SV Plus trim has the longest range of the Leaf options at 212 miles. The non-plus S trim is rated at only 149 miles, but it is cheaper than the SV Plus version. The Leaf is still an overall bargain, however, with a starting price of $36,190 for the longer-range SV Plus model. Nissan is no longer eligible for the full $7,500 federal tax credit, though. While the Leaf has seen better days, rumors have it that Nissan may convert the Leaf from a hatchback to a compact crossover in the next couple of years.
58. 2025 Subaru Solterra
The Subaru Solterra is Subaru’s entry into the all-electric SUV market, and it’s built with Subaru’s hallmark emphasis on all-weather capability and practicality. The Solterra was developed in collaboration with Toyota, and shares many of its components with the Toyota bZ4X. With features like X-MODE® and 8.3 inches of ground clearance, the Solterra is designed to handle light off-road adventures. Though, with only 227 miles of range, you won’t be adventuring for too long.
57. 2025 Volkswagen ID. Buzz
The Volkswagen ID. Buzz is a highly anticipated electric vehicle that brings a modern twist to the iconic Volkswagen Microbus. It’s designed to be a spacious and versatile EV, perfect for families and those seeking a unique driving experience. The ID. Buzz features a distinctive design that pays homage to the classic Microbus, with its rounded shape and two-tone paint options. Available in rear-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive configurations, it maxes out at 234 miles per charge.
56. 2025 Genesis Electrified GV70
The Genesis Electrified GV70 is a premium electric SUV that translates the luxury and style of the gasoline-powered GV70 into a refined EV experience. The interior maintains the high-quality materials and sophisticated design found in other Genesis models. Features like rapid charging capabilities and vehicle-to-load (V2L) functionality enhance its practicality. We do wish that it’s range of 236 miles was a little more substantial. However, it is probably due to battery constraints as this platform is not EV-specific.
55. 2025 Mercedes-Benz EQB SUV
The Mercedes-Benz EQB SUV is a versatile and practical electric vehicle that blends the familiar design of Mercedes-Benz with modern EV technology. Its boxy design maximizes interior space, offering ample headroom and cargo capacity. Features the Mercedes-Benz User Experience (MBUX) infotainment system, with advanced connectivity and navigation. It also supports DC fast-charging and has a range of around 250 miles.
54. 2025 Toyota bZ4X
The Toyota bZ4X is an affordable, efficient electric SUV that brings the future of driving to the present. Starting at $42,000, it offers a practical 252 miles of range, making it a great option for those who want to embrace electric driving without breaking the bank. With a sleek, modern design and a spacious interior, the bZ4X is as functional as it is stylish.
53. 2025 Volvo EX30 (tie)
The Volvo EX30 is Volvo’s smallest and most affordable electric SUV, designed to appeal to a younger, urban audience. It emphasizes sustainability, safety, and modern Scandinavian design. The unique interior features only a large centrally mounted touchscreen (nothing in front of the driver) and a soundbar that spans across the entire dashboard from door to door. The pint-sized SUV has pretty decent range at 253 miles. It has been delayed in 2025 due to manufacturing adjustments related to tariffs.
53. 2025 Kia Niro EV (tie)
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A couple of years ago, an EV with a range in the mid-200s used to be about the best you could hope for, especially for a non-Tesla vehicle. Now, 34 models should travel over 300 miles. At 253 miles of range, the Kia Niro EV has respectable performance. What’s even better is that it’s also affordable at $39,990. Plus, the full $7,500 federal tax credit is available.
51. 2025 Polestar 2
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Polestar is a new EV-only performance luxury brand from Volvo. In fact, the Polestar 2 rides on the same platform as the Volvo EX40. While previous versions of this sedan went significantly further, the configurations for 2025 only max out at an estimated 254 miles. Being a Volvo brand, the Polestar 2 has numerous standard safety features and includes the new Android Auto OS-operated infotainment system. The price starts at $64,800.
50. 2025 VinFast VF8
The VinFast VF 8 is a mid-size electric SUV from the Vietnamese automaker VinFast, aiming to make a mark in the global EV market. It’s characterized by its modern, European-influenced design, developed in collaboration with Pininfarina. This is their first car for the American market, and when it finally came to our shores, we’re sorry to say that it, indeed, does seem like their first car. Reviews were universally negative. Here’s hoping that VinFast goes back to the drawing board and does some readjusting. The EPA rates the VF8 at a maximum range of 256 miles.
49. 2025 Hyundai Kona Electric
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The Hyundai Kona Electric is more affordable than its Kia cousin and it has a longer range at 261 miles. It’s also available for the full $7,500 federal tax credit, which makes it one of the best electric vehicle deals on the market! It starts at $34,000.
48. 2025 Volkswagen ID.4
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The Volkswagen ID.4 is an affordable, efficient, and stylish electric SUV that’s perfect for everyday driving. Starting at just $39,995, the ID.4 offers an impressive 263 miles of range, ensuring you can tackle both urban commutes and longer road trips with ease.
47. 2025 Lexux RZ
The Lexus RZ is Lexus’s first dedicated battery-electric vehicle, a mid-size SUV that emphasizes a smooth, refined driving experience. Built on a dedicated EV platform, it features a sleek, modern design with signature Lexus styling cues. While it does have a smooth and quiet drivetrain and features Lexus’s signature refinement, you could honestly find better electric SUVs in its class and for a better price point. Range estimates are around 266 miles.
46. 2025 Porsche Taycan
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The Porsche Taycan offers a thrilling blend of performance and style in the electric world. Starting at $89,800, this electric sports sedan combines Porsche’s legendary handling and precision with a respectable 274 miles of range, ensuring you can enjoy both performance and practicality. With its sleek design, luxurious interior, and exceptional acceleration, the Taycan delivers an electrifying driving experience.
45. 2025 Genesis Electrified G80
The Genesis Electrified G80 is a sophisticated all-electric sedan that seamlessly blends luxury with electric performance. It takes the elegant design of the gasoline-powered G80 and infuses it with a smooth, quiet, and powerful electric drivetrain. It offers a dual-motor all-wheel-drive system, delivering strong acceleration, confident handling, and 282 miles of range. It also features a comprehensive suite of driver-assistance and infotainment technologies.
44. 2025 Audi Q4 e-tron
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The Audi Q4 e-tron is a compact crossover with a more practical price tag to accompany it. The estimated range is 288 miles. Starting at $53,800, it’s a reliable choice for longer trips and daily driving alike. Whether you’re cruising the highways or weaving through city streets. There are other “e-trons” on the list, Audi’s naming convention for electric vehicles. One is a larger SUV, and the other is an electric sports car.
43. 2025 Nissan Ariya
The Nissan ARIYA is a stylish and practical electric crossover that offers an impressive blend of performance and value. Starting at $43,190, the ARIYA delivers around 289 miles of range, making it perfect for both daily commutes and longer trips. With its sleek design, spacious interior, and advanced tech features, the ARIYA is ready to elevate your driving experience. Inside, you’ll find a modern, minimalist cabin with a large touchscreen display and a suite of safety features.
42. 2025 Genesis GV60
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The 2023 Genesis GV60 just barely squeaks ahead of the Chevy Bolt EUV when it comes to range. A complete charge should travel 294 miles, according to EPA estimates. This is the first electric-only model from Genesis and the smallest crossover that the company makes. Being a luxury brand, the GV60 has facial recognition on the door and fingerprint authentication in order to start the car. When the car is turned off, the gear selector flips over to have the appearance of what Genesis calls a “crystal ball.” All of that fancy tech comes at a fancy price point. The starting MSRP is $58,890.
41. 2025 BMW i5
The BMW i5 is an all-electric executive sedan, representing BMW’s commitment to electrifying its core models. It blends the familiar design language of the 5 Series with cutting-edge EV technology. It offers a range of performance levels, from smooth and efficient to high-performance with rapid acceleration. The interior boasts a modern and luxurious feel, featuring the BMW Curved Display, which integrates a digital instrument cluster and a central infotainment screen. The i5 has EPA range estimates of 295 miles at the maximum end.
40. 2025 Volvo EX40
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The Volvo EX40 looks just as stylish as its gasoline-engine sibling. And that’s a good thing, as it is one of our favorite small luxury SUVs. This fully electric version is rather expensive, starting at $52,500 MSRP. But, it comes loaded with a ton of standard safety features and travels 296 miles. The Volvo EC40 has pretty much the same mechanical underpinnings as the Volvo EX40. The only main difference is the coupe-like sloping roofline at the rear. Despite the roofline being the only difference, the EC40 is quite a bit more expensive, starting at $59,845. Why does it need a completely different name and to be sold as a different model from the EX40? We’re not sure either.
39. 2025 Polestar 4 (tie)
The Polestar 4 is a distinctive electric performance SUV coupe characterized by its sleek, aerodynamic design and the absence of a traditional rear window, replaced by a high-definition rear camera mirror. Polestar likes to do things differently. We commend experimentation! But the verdict is still out on whether no rear window is exactly a good idea. The Polestar 4 also prioritizes sustainability and technology, featuring a minimalist interior with recycled materials and a large, landscape-oriented touchscreen, and sizable 300 mile-range.
39. 2025 Cadillac Celestiq (tie)
The Cadillac Celestiq is an ultra-luxury, all-electric flagship sedan designed to redefine high-end automotive experiences. It’s characterized by its bespoke, hand-built nature, allowing for extensive customer personalization. Featuring a striking, futuristic design, the Celestiq boasts a massive 55-inch LED display spanning the dashboard, and a sophisticated interior with premium materials. The price point? Astronomical. Most configurations will be in the $350,000 range (along with Rolls-Royce & Bentley). Range estimates are around 300 miles. (Luxury features are heavy! More weight equals less range.)
39. 2025 Audi S e-tron GT (tie)
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The e-tron GT is the Audi equivalent of the Porsche Taycan. As both brands are owned by the same parent company Volkswagen Group, both the Taycan and the e-tron GT use the same platform. Therefore, their performance and prices are comparable. The 2025 Audi e-tron GT will travel a little farther thanks to an estimated range of 300 miles. It’s just as pricey though with a starting MSRP of $102,400.
36. 2025 Mercedes-Benz EQE SUV (tie)
The Mercedes EQE SUV offers a seamless blend of luxury, performance, and electric efficiency. Starting at $84,500, this sophisticated electric SUV provides a solid 302-mile range. With a spacious, high-tech interior, advanced driver assistance features, and the smooth, quiet ride you’d expect from Mercedes, the EQE SUV makes a strong statement in the world of electric vehicles.
36. 2025 Cadillac Optiq (tie)
The Cadillac Optiq is an all-new, all-electric compact SUV positioned as a more accessible entry point to Cadillac’s EV lineup. It’s essentially the shortened Cadillac Lyriq. Since that vehicle had rave reviews, especially for how affordable it was as a luxury vehicle, the Optiq has a lot to live up to! Its dual-motor all-wheel-drive system should deliver up to 302 miles of range. The tech-forward interior has a 33-inch LED display, and Chevy’s Super Cruise hands-free driving assistance is also offered.
34. 2025 Kia EV9
The Kia EV9 is a bold, futuristic electric SUV that blends cutting-edge design with practicality. Starting at $56,000, this spacious SUV offers an impressive 304 miles of range, making it ideal for family trips or daily commutes. The EV9 features a sleek, aerodynamic exterior and a tech-rich, comfortable interior, ensuring both style and convenience.
33. 2025 Mercedes-Benz EQE Sedan (tie)
The Mercedes EQE Sedan brings cutting-edge technology and elegant design together in an electric luxury package. Starting at $76,000, this sedan offers a sizeable 308 miles of range. More then enough to not constantly worry about charging. With its sophisticated interior, top-tier tech, and smooth performance, the Mercedes-Benz EQE has both style and performance chops.
33. 2025 Honda Prologue (tie)
The Honda Prologue is a bold step forward for the brand in the electric vehicle space. Starting at $47,400, this sleek SUV offers a solid 308 miles of range, making it an excellent choice for both daily commuting and weekend getaways. The Prologue combines Honda’s reputation for reliability with modern electric performance, offering a spacious interior, intuitive tech, and a smooth, quiet ride.
31. 2025 BMW iX
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The 2025 BMW iX has a starting MSRP of $84,100 and a projected range of 309 miles. That already makes it a more intriguing offering than BMW’s previous electric offering, the odd-looking i3. The iX has a much more pleasing wagon-esque appearance that we enjoy, but it may not exactly enthuse the masses. Inside, the modern interior has high-tech flourishes in an otherwise minimalist design. Driving dynamics and ride quality are commendable, as is the EV’s power.
30. 2025 Volvo EX90 (tie)
The Volvo EX90 is the epitome of safety and luxury in the electric SUV world. Starting at $78,400, this eco-friendly powerhouse offers a solid 310 miles of range, making it perfect for both city drives and weekend getaways. True to Volvo’s reputation, the EX90 is packed with cutting-edge safety features, advanced driver assistance systems, and a minimalist, high-tech interior that’s as practical as it is stylish. If you’re looking for an electric SUV that prioritizes safety without sacrificing performance, the EX90 is ready to make a lasting impression.
30. 2025 Kia EV6 (tie)
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If you aren’t a fan of the 80s-style design elements on Hyundai’s Ioniq 5, take a look at the sportier Kia EV6. Both vehicles are based on the same platform, yet the Kia travels a little further at 310 miles per charge. The interior is upscale and roomy, especially thanks to the flat floor. As is common with many Kia vehicles, there is a large array of active safety features that come standard, even on the lower trims. The starting MSRP is $41,400, but where the EV6 really differentiates itself is the GT model with 577 horsepower. (This is separate from the GT-Line trim level.) The Ioniq 5 doesn’t have a comparable model.
28. 2025 Acura ZDX
The Acura ZDX is an all-electric SUV that brings luxury, performance, and innovation to the forefront. Starting at $60,000, this stylish electric vehicle offers 313 miles of range. With its sleek design, spacious interior, and advanced technology features, the ZDX offers a premium driving experience without compromising on eco-friendliness. Inside, it’s packed with a high-tech infotainment system and a suite of safety features, ensuring both comfort and security. Plus, with up to $7,500 in tax credits available, the ZDX becomes an even more appealing option for those seeking a luxurious electric SUV.
27. 2025 Tesla Model X (tie)
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The dual-motor base version of the Tesla Model X travels 314 miles on a single charge. It’s pricey at $120,990, and the unique gull-wing doors have consistently been dinged as finicky and a maintenance nightmare.
27. 2025 BMW i7 (tie)
The BMW i7 combines the brand’s iconic luxury with cutting-edge electric performance. Starting at $119,300, this flagship sedan offers a range of 314 miles. Inside, the i7 boasts a spacious, tech-forward cabin, complete with a suite of high-end features like a large curved display and premium materials. With smooth acceleration and a quiet ride, the i7 delivers a truly refined driving experience.
25. 2025 Porsche Macan EV
Porsche blends their renowned performance heritage with cutting-edge EV technology for the Macan EV. Build on a new dedicated electric vehicle platform, it boasts impressive power outputs, rapid acceleration, and the sharp handling expected from a Porsche. It features an 800-volt architecture that supports fast charging and 315 miles of range.
24. 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 (tie)
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The electric-only Ioniq 5 can travel 318 miles on a single charge. While it may seem like a typical hatchback crossover just looking at the exterior dimensions, the interior is roomy and spacious thanks to its flat floor and wheels placed at the extremities of the wheelbase. Additionally, it’s been getting rave reviews for the 80s-inspired design cues, particularly the headlights and brake lights composed of pixel squares. The starting MSRP is $39,950.
24. 2025 BMW i4 (tie)
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The BMW i4 is the first of the cars on this list to cross 300 miles of range in EPA estimates. To be more precise, the i4 hits 318 miles on a full charge. That’s an important milestone because just a couple of years ago, Tesla was the only carmaker reaching this range. Now there are 14 different models that can drive beyond 300 miles per charge. With a starting MSRP of $55,900, the BMW obviously has great driving dynamics. That’s pretty much a given for BMW. However, this sporty model is more focused on performance than trunk or rear seat space. Maybe that doesn’t bother you, however!
22. 2025 Chevrolet Equinox EV
The Chevrolet Equinox EV is a modern, all-electric compact SUV designed to provide a blend of practicality and efficiency. Built on GM’s Ultium platform, it offers a stylish exterior and a spacious interior with advanced technology, including a large touchscreen display. It has competitive range estimates of 319 miles and available all-wheel drive. It could be a compelling option if you’re looking for an affordable EV SUV.
21. 2025 Ford Mustang Mach-E (tie)
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The Mustang Mach-E is Ford’s first fully-electric vehicle. The low-slung crossover is performance-focused and takes design cues from the famed Mustang sedan. Not only that, but the Mach-E is affordable, too! The model that can travel the furthest on one charge is the Mach-E RWD Extended version; it’s estimated at 320 miles. The cheapest model, however, starts at $43,895 with a range of 247 miles.
21. 2025 Ford F-150 Lightning (tie)
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The bestselling vehicle in the history of the US, the Ford F-150, has now been electrified. That’s a big deal in the move away from gas-powered vehicles. In terms of range, the model of the F-150 Lightning that can travel the furthest has a range of 320 miles. However, the cheapest price for that model is a pricey $72,474. The starting MSRP for the F-150 Lightning is $39,974, but that model only travels around 230 miles, according to EPA estimates. Even though the price quickly rises, the Ford F-150 Lightning is still a home run with a nice interior, solid handling, peppy acceleration for a truck, and advanced tech options.
19. 2025 Audi Q6 e-tron
The 2025 Q6 e-tron is Audi’s powerful and dynamic entry into the high-performance electric SUV market. With a starting price of $76,000, it offers a notable 321 miles of range. It’s perfect for those who want the best of both worlds: power and practicality. The Q6 e-tron doesn’t just look good — it’s packed with cutting-edge tech, giving you a smooth, thrilling ride with plenty of get-up-and-go.
18. 2025 Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV
The Mercedes EQS SUV brings unparalleled luxury and electric efficiency to the SUV world. Starting at $108,000, this high-end electric SUV offers a range of 323 miles. Inside, you’ll find a spacious, meticulously designed cabin, complete with state-of-the-art technology and premium materials.
17. 2025 Cadillac Lyriq
The Cadillac Lyriq is an electric SUV that combines futuristic design with luxury and performance. Starting at $62,990, it offers a range of 326 miles, making it a great choice for both daily commutes and longer drives. The Lyriq stands out with its striking design, high-tech interior, and cutting-edge features, including a large touchscreen display and advanced driver assistance systems. Whether you’re cruising the highways or navigating city streets, the Lyriq offers a smooth, quiet ride. Plus, with up to $7,500 in potential tax credits, this luxury EV is an enticing option for those looking to make the switch to electric without sacrificing style or comfort.
16. 2025 VinFast VF9
The VinFast VF9 is a large, all-electric SUV that represents VinFast’s ambitious entry into the global EV market. Designed with a focus on spaciousness and luxury, the VF9 offers three-row seating and a modern, tech-forward interior with a large central touchscreen. It has competitive mileage figures of 330 miles, but if the completely panned VF8 was any indication, the VF9 may not be the best in its class. Or even middle of the pack…
15. 2025 Chevrolet Blazer EV
The Chevrolet Blazer EV is a modern, all-electric mid-size SUV that blends sporty styling with practical functionality. Built on GM’s Ultium platform, it offers a range of configurations, including front-wheel, rear-wheel, and all-wheel drive, catering to diverse driving preferences. Key features include a large 17.7-inch infotainment touchscreen, an 11-inch driver information center, and available Super Cruise hands-free driving technology. And the 334 miles of range is a great bargain for this more accessibly priced EV.
14. 2025 Tesla Model Y
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The Tesla Model Y is the newest member of the Tesla family, but it has the shortest range of the bunch. The furthest one of its models can go on a charge is 337 miles. That’s the Long Range model, and it is priced at $65,990. Because of sales numbers, no Tesla model is available for a federal tax credit. A Performance model is $4K more expensive but travels a shorter 303 miles.
13. 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 6
The 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 6 offers a sleek, futuristic design paired with impressive electric performance. Starting at $41,000, this electric sedan offers an impressive 342 miles. The Ioniq 6 is all about modern efficiency, with a high-tech interior, user-friendly features, and a smooth, quiet ride. Its stylish, aerodynamic shape ensures that it stands out on the road, while the spacious cabin provides comfort and practicality.
12. 2025 Tesla Model S
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If you want range peace of mind, then the Tesla Model S is the way to go. It has an astonishing 348-mile estimated range. With a large Tesla-specific charging infrastructure in place, you really can road trip across the country in the Model S. It has a starting price of $96,590.
11. 2025 Polestar 3
The Polestar 3 is a compelling entry into the electric SUV market, blending Scandinavian design with high-performance capabilities. This mid-size luxury crossover distinguishes itself with a minimalist yet sophisticated interior, featuring a prominent 14.5-inch central touchscreen powered by Google’s Android Automotive operating system. It aims for a range of 350 miles. During testing, however, we found some unintuitive odd quirks that may hold this SUV back. For example, the buttons on the steering wheel are BLANK. Want to engage cruise control? You have to shift into drive…while driving…in drive…It’s all a little odd.
10. 2025 Tesla Model 3
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The Tesla Model 3 is the company’s best seller. It’s affordable and has stellar range. The version that goes furthest is the 363-mile Long Range version with a $57,990 price point. However, the most affordable option, the $46,990 rear-wheel drive version, only travels 267 miles.
9. 2025 GMC Hummer EV Pickup/SUV
The GMC Hummer EV is offered in both pickup truck and SUV styles. Either is a bold statement in the electric vehicle world, combining raw power with cutting-edge technology. Starting at $112,595, it offers a remarkable 367 miles of range, perfect for off-road adventures, towing, and everything in between. With its rugged build, advanced features like CrabWalk for maneuvering in tight spaces, and an interior packed with luxury, the Hummer EV redefines what an electric truck or SUV can do.
8. 2025 Mercedes-Benz EQS Sedan
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Take one look at the interior of the Mercedes-Benz EQS, and you’ll think you’ve been transported into a spaceship. The entire dashboard is glass-covered in what Mercedes calls the “hyperscreen.” The single 56-inch piece of glass has 3 embedded screens. The central infotainment screen is 17.7 inches and a passenger display is 12.3 inches in size. The instrument cluster is also virtual and displayed on a 12.3-inch screen behind the steering wheel. The price is obviously a premium one starting at $105,000. Range is estimated to be 390 miles per charge.
7. 2025 Rivian R1S
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Looking for an off-roader like a Jeep or Land Rover but also want it without having a pesky gas tank? That’s what the 2025 Rivian R1S is. It’s rugged and capable when leaving paved roads. But the R1S can also automatically adjust to a lower height when parked, so it’s easier to get in and out of…or load groceries since you won’t always be out on the trail. With a starting MSRP of $72,500, the price point is a little high, similar to its truck sibling, the R1T. However, this SUV version can travel a couple of miles further on a single charge: an EPA-estimated 410 miles.
6. 2025 Rivian R1T
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Rivian is one of the newer car manufacturers on the block. The California-based company is electric-only like competitor Tesla and has a manufacturing facility in Illinois. Rivian’s first vehicle, the R1T, is an all-electric truck that travels 420 miles on a single charge. It has a starting price of $67,500. The driving dynamics are among the best, thanks to a punchy powertrain. Motor Trend awarded it the Truck of the Year for 2022 for its chops both on and off-road. It even has innovative storage options like a pass-through storage area (termed the “gear tunnel”) between the bed and cabin. The only downsides are a high starting price and an infotainment screen that is somewhat distracting (since all the menus are embedded within the touchscreen).
5. 2025 Lucid Gravity
The Lucid Gravity is poised to make a significant impact in the luxury electric SUV market in 2025. Built on Lucid’s advanced EV platform, it prioritizes a blend of performance, range, and interior space. Comfortable seating for seven adults while still maintaining Lucid’s commitment to aerodynamic efficiency gives the SUV a unique look on the road and the ability to travel about 450 miles before needing a charge.
4. 2025 GMC Sierra EV (tie)
The GMC Sierra EV Denali blends luxury with electric power in a way only GMC can. Starting at $105,000, this electric truck is estimated to travel 460 miles before needing a recharge—on the longest-range trim level, that is. The Sierra EV Denali doesn’t sacrifice performance, offering top-notch towing and off-road capabilities, while its premium interior ensures comfort and style.
4. 2025 Cadillac Escalade IQ (tie)
The Cadillac Escalade IQ represents a significant leap into the electric vehicle market for the iconic luxury SUV. This all-electric powerhouse boasts a striking, modern design that distinguishes it from its gasoline-powered counterpart, while still retaining the Escalade’s commanding presence. Key features include a massive, curved 55-inch digital display, a powerful dual-motor all-wheel-drive system delivering impressive horsepower, and a targeted range of up to 460 miles.
2. 2025 Chevrolet Silverado EV
The Chevy Silverado EV is a game-changer in the world of electric trucks, combining power, range, and technology in a sleek package. Starting at just $39,900, it offers an astounding 492 miles for its longest-range model. However, that trim level is the “WT” (or “Work Truck”). It’s a more barebones offering that is more akin to a fleet vehicle. The trims that most consumers will be buying will feature many more luxurious features. However, all that tech is costs higher prices and weighs down the truck, meaning lower range estimates.
1. 2025 Lucid Air
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Tesla used to be the cream of the crop when it came to electric car range. For the past few years, however, the king car is the Lucid Air. Lucid Motors is another California-headquartered all-electric car company. Their first vehicle, the Lucid Air, was released to rave reviews in 2021. Motor Trend named it their 2022 Car of the Year. The interior is comfy, there’s space galore, and the handling is superb. But it’s another budget buster. The cheapest trim level, the Air Pure, starts around $87,400. But, it doesn’t even go the farthest. That honor goes to the Air Dream Edition with an estimated range of 512 miles and a $169,000 price tag.
