18 All-Electric Cars Ranked By Miles Covered
Electric cars have gotten more popular, with 14 million sales in 2023. Still, everyone still wonders: "How far can they go on a single charge?" These are the top 18 all-electric cars with the longest ranges that'll keep you cruising the furthest.
EVs With The Longest Range Ranked
"Will it make it?" is a prevalent concern among prospective EV owners. According to a 2022 Statista survey, range anxiety ranks as the second-highest deterrent to EV adoption. This apprehension over depleting one's charge while on the road is understandable. However, the following 18 vehicles have ranges exceeding 300 miles.
18. GMC Hummer EV Pickup and SUV: 314 Miles
In 2020, GMC announced that it was bringing the Hummer as an all-electric vehicle and unveiled it in 2021. It had a powerful three-motor setup and a massive 246-kWh battery. You can drive up to 314 miles in this "super truck," but the Extreme Off-Road Package has a lesser range.
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18. Estimated Price: $105,000+
When General Motors Corporation introduced the 2024 Hummer EV SUV in 2023, it was designed for luxury and extreme off-road performance. It successfully merged two contrasts. It has the CrabWalk mode for diagonal movement in tight spaces and the Extract Mode, which lifts the vehicle up to six inches.
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17. The Cadillac Lyriq Can Go 314 Miles
Cadillac unveiled the Lyriq at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in January 2021. It was a sleek way to say, "We're now in the luxury EV market". This Lyriq has a 102-kWh battery with two power options: a 340-HP RWD model with a 314-mile range and a 500-HP AWD model.
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17. Estimated Price: $60,000
The carmaker expanded the Lyriq lineup in 2024 with new trims, including the Tech and Sport variants—more options for more people. The Lyriq's cabin has massage, heated seats, and a striking 33-inch LED display for infotainment. There are also high-tech features like Super Cruise's hands-free driving.
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16. BMW i7: 317–321 Miles
BMW unveiled its all-electric i7 concept at the 2021 Munich Motor Show. This luxury EV was part of BMW's push for a fully electric 7 Series. Its look drew "gasps," "wows," and several nods of approval. The i7 xDrive60 with 19-inch wheels has several impressive electric features.
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16. Estimated Price: $105,000
Although BMW expanded the i7 options with new trims, the spotlight is on the dual-motor AWD i7 xDrive60. This sleek BMW has a performance complemented by a suite of driver assistance. Then, it has a Bowers & Wilkins Diamond surround sound system with 35 speakers—an excellent company for long-distance cruises.
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15. Chevrolet Equinox EV: 319 Miles
If the journey of a thousand miles begins with a step, Chevrolet took a giant leap when it first introduced the Equinox EV at CES in January 2022. Although there were delays, production started in early 2024. By May, their stylish, compact SUVs were in dealerships with promising features.
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15. Estimated Price: $40,000+
By August 2024, this EV with Chevy's Super Cruise for hands-free driving became Mexico's top-produced EV. They quickly reached the 35,000-unit mark because its $30,000 price tag was within reach for most EV buyers. But the real money maker was the range, especially for the FWD version.
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15. Chevrolet Benefited From A Tesla Partnership
For that price, 319 miles was a steal. Then, there was fast charging, which added 77 miles in 10 minutes. Chevy's partnership with Tesla for their Supercharger network made Equinox EV forget what range anxiety feels like. Rides got more entertaining with the 17.7-inch infotainment screen in 2LT trims.
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14. Tesla Model Y —320–337 Miles
In 2020, Tesla introduced the Model Y SUV on the same platform as their Model 3 sedan. EV buyers loved its quick steering and impressive acceleration. The Long-Range variant, with a 320-mile range, raised the bar for electric SUVs. But Tesla wasn't done.
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14. Estimated Price: $46,000+
Tesla added a large 15-inch touchscreen, over-the-air updates, and their signature extensive Supercharger network. Besides these, the high-tech Model Y is super convenient. Buyers with large families could get optional features like a third row of seats. They can even go on Autopilot mode for some hands-free driving.
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14. The Model Y Boosted Tesla's Image
After expanding the Model Y lineup in 2022 with Long Range covering 330 miles per charge and 456-HP Performance models, Tesla started attracting more drivers. Buyers soon discovered their performance per range didn't fall far from their social media PR, and Tesla cars gained a cult following.
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13. Polestar 2: 320 Miles
Volvo started the Polestar electric brand in 2017 when it wanted to build high-performance EVs to compete with the best. Two years later, Polestar unveiled the Polestar 2 prototype at the Geneva Motor Show. This sleek model has several variants, but there's one you can get for maximum range.
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13. Range Anxiety Has Nothing On Recent Polestars
The carmaker updated the Polestar 2 in 2023 to add more power options and address range anxiety. They created the Long Range Single Motor model, which can travel up to 320 miles on a charge, and the dual-motor version, which has about 416 HP. But Volvo didn't stop at these.
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13. Estimated Price: $51,000+
Volvo added the Performance Pack Dual Motor, which delivers 449 HP as an extra for thrill-seekers. The Polestar 2 is what any EV buyer wants. This model is a sleek blend of style, performance, and advanced tech. It even supports fast charging up to 205 kW with "one-pedal driving" mode for convenience.
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12. Ford Mustang Mach-E: 320 Miles
Ford first released the Mustang in 1964. Five decades later, it went electric. After Ford introduced the Mustang Mach-E concept at the Los Angeles Auto Show, customers could finally buy electric versions of this iconic nameplate in 2021. This announcement was more than a car reveal.
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12. Estimated Price: $49,000+
EV enthusiasts became interested in the Mach-E after seeing the sleek design, advanced technology, and extended range options of its production version. Although critics doubted it carried the "Mustang" spirit, 320 miles was high enough to reduce its criticism. The extended-range RWD model became a favorite.
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12. Ford Focused On Updating And Upgrading
In 2023, Ford released a Mach-E GT Performance Edition, which had more range, power, and speed. By 2024, Ford's EVs had faster charging, a lighter rear motor, and a refined 15.5-inch infotainment system. They also had Ford's Co-Pilot360, which had safety features like lane-keeping assist.
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11. Ford F-150 Lightning: 320 Miles
The F-150 is another iconic Ford car that deserves an electric version. This pickup truck has been America's best-selling vehicle for over three decades. Thankfully, Ford didn't disappoint. Early reviews praised its impressive 320-mile range when it hit the market, especially the Flash and Lariat trims.
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11. Estimated Price: $70,000+
Ford improved the F-150 Lightning in 2023 by adding more software updates, increasing its towing capabilities to 10,000 pounds, and adding a 131-kWh extended-range battery. Although this EV truck had more features and efficiency, it didn't lose the rugged F-150 vibe Americans loved.
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10. Chevrolet Blazer EV: 324 Miles
Chevrolet helped the world embrace EVs with its electric car lineup. When it unveiled the Blazer EV in 2022, its sleek design, advanced tech, and standout RS trim answered many questions that caused doubt: "Could EVs be fancy?" "Are they fast?" "Is the range worth it?"
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10. Estimated Price: $56,000+
When range-anxious EV buyers saw the Blazer EV, all their doubts disappeared. It had a black-painted grille with sporty 21-inch wheels that could cover 324 miles at full charge. Also, the RS trim had regenerative braking, an 85-kWh battery, and DC fast charging that added 78 miles in 10 minutes.
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9. Tesla Model X: 335–371 Miles
The Model X is why Teslas got so popular. When the carmaker announced this model in 2012, it was the talk of the world as the company's first SUV and a new contender in the EV market. But it wasn't your average SUV; you could tell from the looks.
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9. Tesla Kept Improving This Model From 2012
The Model X had a panoramic windshield, falcon-wing doors, and an advanced powertrain. As the years passed, Tesla added new, improved variants. For instance, the 60D came in 2016 to make the SUV more affordable, while the 2018 upgrade updated battery technology to boost range and Autopilot capabilities.
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9. Estimated Price: $81,000+
In 2020, Tesla unveiled the Long Range Plus version with an impressive 371-mile range. The current Model X lineup includes the dual-motor Long Range with 348 miles and the Plaid trim, which packs 1,020 HP and rockets from 0 to 60 mph within 2.5 seconds.
8. Mercedes-EQ EQS SUV: 339 Miles
Mercedes-Benz expanded its EQ lineup in 2022 with the EQS 450+. This luxury SUV gives premium driving to those who can afford its steep price tag. While the SUV has a lower range than the sixth-placed EQS sedan, it's more comfortable and has enough space for seven passengers.
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8. Estimated Price: $105,000+
When you have a 118 kWh battery generating 355 HP, covering 60 mph in 6.5 seconds is as easy as a knife going through butter. But that's not all. Imagine an interior with MANUFAKTUR Nappa leather and MBUX Hyperscreen. Then, a glass display that shows driver, central, and passenger controls.
7. Tesla Model 3: 342 Miles
Tesla launched the Model 3 in 2017 as a smaller premium version and more affordable sibling to the Model S. They had to speed up production when it became the world's best-selling electric car. Many EV buyers couldn't resist the 342 miles on the Long Range AWD variant.
7. Estimated Price: $43,000+
Despite the success, Tesla didn't stop upgrading the Model 3. They put a better suspension for smoother rides and more comfort. Although buyers preferred the old turn signal stalk to recent touch-sensitive controls on the steering wheel, the Supercharger offering 175 miles in 15 minutes felt like a good bargain.
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6. Mercedes-EQ EQS Sedan: 352 Miles
In 2020, Mercedes-Benz launched the EQS in 2021 after unveiling the previous year's concept. Like Dord and their F-150, they wanted to bring their iconic S-Class into the electric era. The model had the brand's hallmark luxury touches and an impressive 352-mile range for the RWD single-motor model.
6. Estimated Price: $105,000+
This EQS has a powerful 108.4 kWh battery and kW DC fast charging from 10% to 80% in 31 minutes. The non-AMG powertrains got as many positive reviews as the sedans' handling with RWD. However, many drivers weren't comfortable with the large MBUX Hyperscreen display and touch-sensitive controls.
5. Hyundai Ioniq 6: 361 Miles
When Hyundai wanted to rival Tesla's Model 3 in 2022, they built the Ioniq 6. It was the second model in their all-electric lineup, but this sleek sedan gained attention with an EPA-estimated 361-mile range. As of 2024, it's in the top five. Hyundai's attempt paid off.
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5. Estimated Price: $43,000+
Hyundai built the Ioniq 6 on their Electric Global Modular Platform (E-GMP). They had standard battery options and long-range. Long Range packed a powerful 77.4 kWh battery that covers 60 mph in 6.2 seconds and charges 80% within 18 minutes. Its features were also top-tier.
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5. Hyundai Did Not Sacrifice Looks For Range
Besides performance, the Ioniq 6 is built like an aerodynamic coupe. Its low 0.21 drag coefficient increases the range and gives it a sleek appearance. Hyundai's SmartSense complements the range with safety features like adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping assist.
4. Rivian R1S: 400 Miles
Rivian launched the R1S in 2022 as its first-ever electric SUV. Since there were other SUVs in the market from bigger brands, they had to do more to gain attention. Rivian made the R1S into an SUV that could go off-road to make it appealing to more drivers.
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4. Estimated Price: $95,000
By June 2024, the second-generation R1S had a tri-motor configuration for more range, power, and acceleration. Off-road driving also improved with a 7,700-pound towing capacity and an air suspension that provided 15-inch ground clearance in rugged terrain. Hold on, though; there's another Rivian on this list.
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3. Tesla Model S: 402 Miles
Like other Teslas, the Model S changed how people saw electric cars. It showed the world that EVs could be fast, spacious, and "good-looking"—pardon the term. In 2020, the Long Range Plus came with an EPA-estimated 402-mile range. Long-distance travel was secured, but Tesla didn't stop there.
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3. Estimated Price: $76,000+
In January 2021, Tesla launched the "Palladium" project to upgrade performance, design, and technology. They introduced the Plaid trim with 1,020 HP, capable of 60 mph in just 2.3 seconds. Then, Model S owners could access Tesla's extensive Supercharger network for fast charging across North America and Europe.
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2. Rivian R1T: 255–410 Miles
Rivian markets the R1T as "one of the best trucks to buy if you want to drive as far off the pavement as possible". When paired with Rivian's longest-range Max battery and 21-inch wheels, it can go up to 410 miles. The R1T is certified for outdoor driving.
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2. Buyers Can Choose From A Wide Range Of Features
The RIT got new battery configurations and performance upgrades. The truck now had a 533-HP Dual-Motor setup and a Tri-Motor option with 850 HP. Drivers could also choose from the Standard 105 kWh battery, the Large 135 kWh battery, or the Max 149 kWh battery with 420 miles.
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2. Estimated Price: $90,000+
Rivian didn't stop with speed. They designed the RIT to tow trailers or boats weighing 11,000 pounds or less—luxury and off-road in one truck. Then, Rivian thoughtfully added a heat pump system to improve efficiency in cold weather so the battery doesn't lose power to inefficient heating.
1. Lucid Air: 469–516 Miles
"I'm delighted that our Lucid Air Dream Edition Range has been officially accredited with a range of 520 miles by the EPA". That was Peter Rawlinson, CEO and CTO of Lucid Group, on September 16, 2021. Lucid had set a record—one that erased doubts and made range anxiety past tense.
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1. Estimated Price: $111,000+
Surprisingly, Lucid didn't install an oversized battery pack. Instead, they used a race-proven 900V battery, BMS technology, miniaturized drive units, and Wunderbox technology. This unusual combo gave Lucid more miles from less battery energy—at least 100+ miles over its closest competitor.
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