RecommendationsOne of the questions we are asked the most often is, “Which electric cars have the most range. As of this writing at the end of 2025, the following are the vehicles that offer the most range. Check ‘em out.
RecommendationsEver-changing technology keeps us on our toes and some of it even makes our life better. Check out our pick of some of the most technologically advanced all-electric vehicles on the market today.
RecommendationsAlmost all electric vehicle drivers will experience "range anxiety" at some point - the fear that they may run out of electrons before reaching their destination. These long-range electric vehicles offer the greatest peace of mind.
RecommendationsBecause they contain relatively new and fast-evolving technology, electric cars can depreciate more than conventional vehicles. But while that means a little financial pain for an EV’s original owner, it can make for some great electric car bargains.
AnnouncementsThe Mercedes-Benz EQE and EQS sedans and SUVs are already range champions, regularly outperforming their EPA ratings. For 2024, they're getting even better, with a standard heat pump and additional enhancements that promise even more range and performance.
RecommendationsThinking about buying an electric car but worried about range? Consumer Reports recently tested over 20 EVs and found that many of them actually exceeded EPA range estimates, even when driven at high speeds on the freeway. Which ones?
AnnouncementsMercedes-Benz will be launching its own branded charging network globally, bringing 10,000 high-speed charging ports online in the next few years. The first U.S. locations will be at over Buc-ee's travel centres, with the first opening before the end of the year.
ReviewsThe EQS is the new flagship electric sedan fro Mercedes-Benz. As big and as expensive as the gasoline S-Class, it's packed with tech and luxury. Does it live up to the Mercedes reputation? Read on to find out.
AnnouncementsMercedes-Benz has begun building the all-new, all-electric EQS SUV at its factory in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. The large EV will be built exclusively in America and exported worldwide.
*Assumptions: 13,500 miles driven annually; 60 monthly payments; 6.63% interest rate for new vehicles; 11.38% interest rate for used vehicles; does not include incentive savings. Energy costs are $0.166/kWh and $4/gallon. Estimated vehicle prices are based on historical pricing data from Driveway.com and the manufacturer's suggested retail prices. Emissions, charge times and vehicle efficiency are based on EPA estimates. PHEVs assume 7% of driving on electricity and 93% on fuel.