If you are considering switching to an electric car or truck, you have likely given some thought to the driving range – the distance an EV can travel on a single charge before requiring a recharge. This is a vital aspect of determining if a battery-powered car or truck is suitable for your lifestyle. Although range is not the only factor to consider when deciding if an EV is the right choice for you – factors such as charging speed, reliability, efficiency, and safety also come into play – for many people, it is the most significant factor to consider.
If you’re in search of this information, you’ve reached the appropriate location. We’ve compiled a list of all the electric vehicles currently available for purchase and categorized them based on their EPA-estimated driving range. You’ll find all of this information listed below, so start scrolling.
Note from the editors: The list exclusively features vehicles that have been endorsed by the US Environmental Protection Agency. Any other electric vehicles, even if they are receiving attention, will not be incorporated in this catalog until they are ready for sale in the United States and have received verified range ratings from the EPA. Additionally, all prices comprise shipping fees, but could lack viable incentives or tax cuts.
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2023 Lucid Air
516 Miles
The 2023 Lucid Air Grand Touring sedan has now become the longest ranged version of the car, with 516 miles, since the production of the 520-mile Dream Edition has ceased. This still maintains the Air’s lead over other electric cars by a significant margin, with over 100 miles more range than Tesla’s Model S, making it the electric car with the longest range that is currently available in the market. However, being the boss comes with a high cost, with the 2023 Air starting at $87,400, and the Grand Touring Model will set you back at $138,000.
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Tesla Model 3 2023 Version
With a range of 358 miles, the 2023 Tesla Model 3 sets the standard to which other mid-priced electric vehicles are compared. This car is exceptional with its comfortable interior, enjoyable driving experience, impressive cargo space, and class-leading range. The 2023 Model 3 comes in three optimized options starting with the single-motor Standard Range model at $41,630, which offers a range of 272 miles. The dual-motor Long Range model has a range of 358 miles and costs $48,630, while the Performance AWD model has a range of 315 miles and is priced at $54,630.
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2023 Mercedes-Benz EQS
Range of up to 350 miles
The comfort level of Mercedes-Benz’s flagship EQS electric sedan is commendable, and with a range of up to 350 miles, it can go a long way before requiring a recharge. The starting price of the 2023 Mercedes-Benz EQS 450 4Matic with a single-motor configuration and 329 horsepower is quite high at $105,550. If you desire more power, you can opt for the dual-motor AMG EQS with 649 horsepower, which costs significantly more at $148,700 and has a slightly shorter range of 277 miles.
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2023 Tesla Model X
Range: 348 miles
The Tesla Model X shares similarities to the Model S as it offers speed and comes with a hefty price tag. However, the Model X is larger, more spacious, and boasts the most unique doors compared to any other production car, except for the Lamborghini Aventador. Like the Model S, the Model X has been updated and is available in Long Range (348 miles) and Plaid (333 miles) configurations. The starting price of the 2023 Tesla Model X is $99,880.
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CNET’s Tim Stevens has provided information on the 2023 Tesla Model Y, which offers up to 330 miles of range on a full charge in Long Range specification, thanks to its powerful electric powertrain. This SUV is similar to the Model 3, but with more headroom and seating for up to seven passengers. The Performance model provides better performance despite a slightly reduced range (303 miles). In addition, the base model is now available for 279 miles of range at a price of $48,880 before incentives.
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2023 GMC Hummer EV Pickup and SUV offer up to 329 miles of range, powered by a massive 200 kWh battery pack, nearly four times the size of the Bolt EV’s. These “heavy duty” trucks are not listed by the EPA for official range and efficiency estimates, weighing in at over 9,000 pounds each. The Hummer EV SUV also offers an impressive range of up to 320 miles.
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2023 Rivian R1T
With a quad-motor and a range of up to 328 miles, the 2023 Rivian R1T is more of an adventure vehicle than a work truck. When equipped with 21-inch wheels and the “Large Pack” battery, priced at $73,000, you can have enough reserve to take your mountain bikes deep into the great outdoors. Moreover, Rivian’s Adventure Network of fast charging stations at trailheads and campsites provides convenience. The “Max Pack” to increase the range is still in the works, and the final estimates are not yet available.
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CNET Cars’ Antuan Goodwin reviews the 2023 BMW iX, a practical electric crossover that falls between the sporty i4 and the flashy i7. With a more flexible cabin, especially for cargo storage, and a 111.5 kWh battery (the largest of its siblings), the iX can travel up to 324 miles on a single charge in its xDrive50 base configuration ($88,095) or 288 miles in its M60 sporty version ($112,495). Goodwin personally recommends the less expensive, longer range option.
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The 2023 Rivian R1S, which is Rivian’s second electric vehicle, adopts an SUV profile with a two-box design, abandoning the pickup bed. The new design allows for up to seven passengers between its three rows or additional storage space for cargo in the back, making it more versatile. Although the SUV has a slightly lower range of 321 miles between charges than its predecessor, this is mainly due to its aerodynamic and weight differences, and the loss of the last 7 miles is negligible. The starting price for the 2023 Rivian R1S is $78,000.
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Antuan Goodwin from CNET has described the 2023 Ford F-150 Lightning as one of the best full-size pickups he has ever driven, regardless of whether it is electric or not. Ford’s extensive experience with the F-Series, spanning over 12 generations, has culminated in the Lightning, which incorporates a cutting-edge electric powertrain that generates an impressive 580 horsepower and provides a maximum driving range of 320 miles on a single charge, in the 4WD Extended Range trim. Pricing for the vehicle starts at $66,869.
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2023 BMW i7
Range: 318 miles
The BMW i7 electric flagship is a truly impressive vehicle. With a full-sized sedan chassis and a massive 107.8 kWh battery, it certainly doesn’t hold back. Equipped with 19-inch wheels, it can travel up to 318 miles between charges. If you opt for larger 20- or 21-inch wheels, the range does drop to 296 miles, but it’s a small price to pay for the bigger flex. Not to mention, the available 31-inch 8K rear display is simply stunning. With a starting price of $125,245, this vehicle is definitely made for those who want to make a statement.
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The 2023 Cadillac Lyriq, which offers up to 340 horsepower and a 102 kWh battery pack, is being touted as the “Cadillac of Electric Cars”. Despite being the first dedicated EV by Cadillac, it is based on the GM’s Ultium electric car platform making it a strong contender. Surprisingly, the 2023 launch model sold out quickly with an estimated cruising range of 312 miles according to EPA. New orders are being taken for 2024 models starting from $58,590, which claims a slightly lower 308-mile range, but we’ll have to wait for the EPA’s updated estimates for confirmation.
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2023 Ford Mustang Mach-E
312 miles
The Mach-E by Ford may lack the typical Mustang characteristics, but it fully qualifies as an EV. This electric SUV comes in various configurations, starting from the single-motor “Select” at $43,995 and going up to the Premium AWD Extended range model priced at $54,400. Nevertheless, drivers seeking the maximum range should consider the rear-wheel-drive California Route 1 Edition that offers up to 312 miles with a full charge.
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The 2023 Kia EV6, which boasts a range of 310 miles, shares the same electric vehicle platform as the Hyundai Ioniq 5. However, the EV6 has a more sporty look with smoother proportions, a stiffer suspension, and a slightly edgier design. It is available in both single- and dual-motor configurations with two battery sizes. The single-motor, large-battery model provides the longest range. The starting price for the 2023 Kia EV6 is $50,025.
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2023 Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV
305-Mile Range
Mercedes-Benz’s top-of-the-line EQS now comes in an SUV variant, providing ample space for passengers and cargo over three tiers. True to the brand’s form, this SUV does not disappoint with its 305-mile range. Interestingly, the SUV comes with the same starting price tag as its sedan counterpart at $105,550.
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Nissan
The 2023 Nissan Ariya is an electric SUV that marks Nissan’s second act in the realm of electric vehicles. It is larger than the Leaf and comes equipped with a maximum 87 kWh battery, capable of achieving up to 304 miles on a single charge in the Venture Plus FWD trim. Furthermore, the vehicle can deliver as much as 389 hp for dual-motor configurations. The starting price for the 2023 Nissan Ariya is $44,525.
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2023 Hyundai Ioniq 5 Offers Impressive Electric Range of 303 Miles
Hyundai Ioniq 5 impresses not only with its low-polygonal design and pixel-based elements, but also with its remarkable performance, range, and value. This electric crossover starts at a price of $42,785 for SE Standard Range, with a range of 220 miles. However, those looking for a maximum range of 303 miles per charge should consider getting the SE Long Range battery pack, which is priced at $46,835.
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2023 BMW i4
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The BMW i4 sedan has a conventional appearance as compared to the automaker’s other electric cars. It is difficult to differentiate between the electric and gas-powered model at first glance. Despite this, it is one of my favorite new EVs on the market as it blends the athletic performance of a sports sedan with a fully electric powertrain that offers a smooth and quiet ride. Currently, the i4 Gran Coupe is available in two configurations: the eDrive40 (335-hp, 301-mile range) worth $58,095, and the high-performance M50 (536-hp, 271-mile range) worth $69,695.
In the near future, there will be an eDrive35 base model available at an even lower price point ($52,995), however, its anticipated range of 256 miles has not yet been verified by the EPA. Visit TrueCar for more information.
Genesis
The 2023 Genesis Electrified G80 offers a remarkable blend of luxury and performance, thanks to its impressive 365 hp dual-motor electric powertrain. Boasting an EPA-estimated range of 282 miles and a price tag starting at $80,920, this sedan is a worthy and attractive contender for those considering top-of-the-line models from BMW and Benz.
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2023 Volkswagen ID 4
Range: 275 miles
Volkswagen has expanded the range of configurations available for the 2023 model year of the ID 4 electric SUV, which now includes the single-motor ID 4 Pro. With this configuration, the vehicle’s mileage increases to 275 miles. Additionally, there is a more affordable option: the ID 4 Standard with a smaller 62-kWh battery (compared to the Pro’s 82 kWh) and shorter range (209 miles) for a starting price of $40,290.
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CNET Cars writer Antuan Goodwin reports on the 2023 Polestar 2, which impresses with its stylish interior and Scandinavian design. The fastback car features a single-motor configuration that can travel up to 270 miles per charge for a starting price of $49,800. Dual-motor models see an increase in range to 260 miles and a decrease in starting price to $53,300, making it a more competitive option in its class.
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2023 Audi Q4 E-Tron SUV and Sportback
265 miles
The Audi Q4 E-Tron SUV and its Sportback counterpart have restructured the design of the larger E-Tron and downsized it into more compact sizes. This means that it has a smaller size, a lower initial price of $50,995, and an 82 kWh battery. The decrease in weight balances out the lower power reserve, resulting in an increase to 236 miles of range for the Q4 E-Tron quattro (242 miles for the Sportback), surpassing its bigger counterpart. Additionally, a single-motor configuration is now available for the 2023 Q4 that has a range of 265 miles between charges.
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The 2023 Chevrolet Bolt EV, with a range of 259 miles after being recently redesigned, is sadly nearing the end of its run. General Motors has announced that production of this impressive and affordable compact electric hatch will cease by the end of this year. Despite starting at a reasonable $36,620, the Bolt EV boasts an impressive long-range capability that makes it the most affordable option in its class.
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2023 Hyundai Kona Electric
With a range of 258 miles, the Kona Electric is a great option for a compact electric crossover that is also budget-friendly, starting at only $34,885. Although its slow DC charging speed may make long road trips somewhat tedious, the range is more than sufficient for daily commutes and running local errands. However, it may be worth holding out for the larger upcoming next-generation Kona EV, which is set to offer greater standard features, increased range, and possibly a higher price point.
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Kia
2023 Kia Niro Electric
253 miles
While the attention was on the new and flashy EV6, Kia also made improvements to its other electric crossover, the 2023 Niro EV. Even though the electric Niro EV has a more limited range than its counterpart, at 253 miles per charge, its starting price of $40,875 is also lower, saving buyers almost $10,000.
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2023 Toyota BZ4X
Range of 252 miles
The 2023 Toyota BZ4X is a sleek SUV that has been designed around its battery-electric powertrain. With its dimensions similar to that of a RAV4, this model starts at $43,335 and comes in two configurations – a single-motor version that can go up to 252 miles, or a dual-motor variant that can provide a range of up to 228 miles based on the options selected.
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2023 Genesis GV60, with 248 miles of range, is the premium electric crossover from the Hyundai Motor Group. Its cabin boasts materials of superior quality compared to the EV6 or Ioniq 5, and its battery-powered drivetrain has been engineered for heightened power and agility. With dual-motor all-wheel drive, it starts at $69,415.
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The 2023 Chevrolet Bolt EUV, with Andrew Krok/Roadshow, has a range of 247 miles and is bigger and lengthier compared to the Bolt EV. It features a 65 kWh battery pack and a 200 hp electric motor, similar to its smaller counterpart. Despite the drop in range and the increase in price to $38,495, the EUV remains an excellent deal for a new electric car. Additionally, it is the most affordable option for trying out GM’s Super Cruise highway driving assistant, which offers hands-free driving.
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2023 Jaguar I-Pace
Range: 246 miles
Although the Jaguar I-Pace is starting to show its age, this electric crossover showcases a stunning exterior design, provides a Jaguar-worthy driving experience, and receives regular updates for improved range and added features. The latest 2023 I-Pace model offers up to 246 miles of range and has a starting price of $73,275.
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Porsche
2023 Porsche Taycan Sedan, Sport Turismo and Cross Turismo
With up to 246 miles between recharges, the 2023 Taycan GTS sedan ($140,950) is leading the pack in terms of electric vehicles’ driving experience and range. Porsche’s first all-electric car, the Taycan, is miles ahead in terms of fun driving. The electric vehicle’s charging speed, efficiency, and battery thermal management have been updated through software, improving the car’s range. The Sport Turismo wagon and Cross Turismo tall wagon body styles also get more range, stretching up to 233 and 235 miles, respectively, depending on trim. All of these updates are backwards-compatible with previous model years.
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Mercedes-Benz
The 2023 Mercedes-Benz EQB can travel up to 245 miles on a single charge. This electric crossover may go unnoticed as it looks identical to the gasoline GLB-Class model. This cost-effective approach has helped keep the starting price at $53,900 for the EQB 250 Plus variant, which shares parts with an established model.
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The 2023 Audi E-Tron GT and RS GT will be available for purchase. It is a high-performance electric vehicle that displays the automaker’s battery technology and electric all-wheel drive powertrain in a stylish, low-profile design. The four-door sport sedan costs $106,395 and can travel up to 238 miles before needing a recharge. It is equipped with 522 hp and can go from 0-60 mph in just 3.9 seconds. For those who require more power, the RS E-Tron GT model is available, boasting 637 hp and reaching 0-60 mph in 3.1 seconds. However, it sacrifices range, traveling up to 232 miles on a single charge.
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Jessica Walker is the owner of a 2023 Subaru Solterra, which happens to be Subaru’s inaugural all-electric vehicle. In partnership with Toyota, the Solterra is virtually identical to the Toyota bZ4X. Nonetheless, the Solterra outdoes the Toyota by having dual-motor all-wheel drive as the standard configuration, which means it has a maximum range of 228 miles per charge. This electric SUV has a starting price of $44,995.
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The 2023 Audi E-Tron SUV and Sportback, with a maximum range of 226 and 225 miles, respectively, have undergone multiple revisions to their options and features since Audi’s first purpose-built battery electric SUV was introduced. The Sportback model, which features a sleek, coupe-like design, is the most notable addition. However, software and hardware updates have also contributed to the E-Tron’s extended range, which is estimated by the EPA, and priced at $71,995 and $75,195 for the SUV and Sportback models, respectively.
Stay tuned for further updates as the 2024 model year approaches, including a new name (Q8 E-Tron) and increased range, in addition to another set of updates. Visit TrueCar for more information.
Emme Hall from CNET reviewed the 2023 Volvo XC40 Recharge and the C40 Recharge, both of which provide 226 miles of range. Despite not being the most cost-effective options in its compact electric SUV class, they boast a more luxurious appearance and experience compared to the competition. The XC40’s base price is $54,645, while the C40 starts at $56,395, both delivering 223 miles and 226 miles of range respectively. Nonetheless, later in the year, the models will receive a major update, which will include a new motor, larger battery, and an available single-motor setup.
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2023 Nissan Leaf
212 miles
Nissan’s Leaf, the pioneer of affordable mass-market electric cars, was introduced in 2010. As it nears the end of its second generation, the Leaf remains true to its original design with slight enhancements. The updated 2023 model reduces its range from a maximum of 226 miles and now comes in only two configurations – a base model with a range of 149 miles priced at $29,135 and an SV model that can travel up to 212 miles and costs $37,135.
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VinFast
The first electric SUV from Vietnamese EV startup VinFast, the 2023 VF 8, hit the American market earlier this year. Currently, it is only available in California and has a starting price of $40,290. As per EPA estimates, its roaming capacity is up to 207 miles.
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Lordstown Motors
The 2023 Lordstown Endurance has an estimated range of 174 miles on a single charge. However, Ohio’s EV startup, Lordstown Motors, has faced challenges in delivering its debut electric pickup truck to market. Although the pickup appeared to be ready for limited production at the end of last year, delays arose after just a few deliveries.
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2023 Mini Cooper SE
Range of 114 miles
Starting at $31,895 before incentives, the 2023 Mini Cooper SE Electric is expected to become one of the most reasonably priced EVs on the market. However, its range is restricted. The Mini Electric is predicted to have a range of only 114 miles, which is among the shortest ranges for an electric vehicle currently available.
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The 2023 Mazda MX-30, with Craig Cole/Roadshow behind the wheel, marks Mazda’s initial foray into the electric vehicle market. Although the subcompact SUV was initially planned as a plug-in hybrid, the current battery pack provides a modest 100-mile driving range. Available exclusively in California, the 2023 MX-30 starts at $35,485, making it pricier than the Mini Cooper SE and the Nissan Leaf, and offering less range compared to both vehicles.
Check out the selection of every electric vehicle available in 2023 on TrueCar, including models like the Audi E-Tron GT (238-mile range, starting at $106,395), BMW i7 (318 miles, starting at $125,245), Ford F-150 Lightning (320 miles, starting at $66,869), and Tesla Model X (348 miles, starting at $99,880). With a total of over 40 models listed, there’s sure to be an EV for everyone.
Some delightful electric cars have been removed from this year’s list and their absence will be felt, nevertheless, the list has grown in size. This implies a greater number of options, with a wider spectrum of ranges, prices, and body styles. This is great news for electric car enthusiasts, consumers who are quick to embrace new technology, and everyday drivers who require practical and dependable transportation. Moreover, more options are expected to surface by the end of 2023.
To know exclusively about our preferred electric vehicles, refer to our compilation of the top electric cars. Additionally, we have curated a list of the most exceptional electric cars for kids, as it is never too soon to instill a passion for automobiles, whether electric or not.
