Every quarter the Available and Future EV List receives revisions with the latest updates on current and future electric car models. Interestingly, within just a few months, the electric vehicle (EV) market rapidly changes as more and more automakers debut plans for new models. Additionally, current models receive significant upgrades each year such as longer range, cheaper pricing, or faster charging.
In this latest update to the Available and Future EV List, there are several new future electric car models, updated pricing and specs on current models, and revised projections on future models.
Check out the below images of the new list. In particular, each image demonstrates a different filter or sorting of the list. For example, applying the BEV (all-electric car that is) only filter removes all PHEVs (plug-in hybrids). With this filter, you can now view just the all-electric cars.
Similarly, the list can be sorted by price point. In this view, the table sorts all the EVs by low to high price.
Filtered by BEV Only Sorted by Low to High Price Available and Future EV List
Change Log:
- Updated Tesla Model S, 3, X, Y pricing and specs
- Removed BMW ix3 (no longer projected for North American market)
- Removed Ford Fusion Energi (discontinued)
- Updated Nissan Ariya pricing and specs
- Added Hyundai Ioniq 5, 6, and 7
- Added BMW i1, i5, and i7
- Updated Cadillac Lyriq specs
- Updated Lordstown Endurance pricing, specs, and release year
- Added Alfa Romeo CUV EV
- Updated Audi etron Quattro 55 pricing and specs
- Added Ford Transit EV
- Updated Toyota RAV4 Prime pricing and specs
- Added Rivian R1V, and R1X
- Added Volvo XC100 Recharge
Conveniently, the table is located on its own page here.
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