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.
AnnouncementsThe results of a recent Electric Vehicle ownership study reports that customer satisfaction with EVs is higher than ever. This year, the BMW iX ranked as the most satisfying EV to own overall, while the Hyundai Ioniq 6 was ranked as the top mainstream EV.
RecommendationsThis massive EV cold weather test closely recorded maximum real-world winter range, plus how quickly they DC quick charged at sub-freezing temperatures, as scientifically as possible on public roads.
AnnouncementsSwedish brands Volvo and Polestar are the latest automakers to open up access to Tesla’s excellent Supercharging network for their EV drivers. 2025 model year vehicles will ship with a Tesla plug adapter, which is also available from dealers starting in November.
ReviewsEV buyers looking for an affordable premium all-electric sedan don’t have a lot of choices, but the Polestar 2 is an interesting offering that offers sporty handling and performance at a lower price than the BMW i4.
RecommendationsWe often discuss what are the longest-range EVs, but if you're taking a long trip, how fast an electric car charges is just as important. Here is a list of the fastest-charging EVs on the market.
PreviewsPolestar, the sexy Swedish electric car offshoot of Volvo, has just announced the Polestar 4, a sleek SUV coupe. It promises up to 544 hp, up to 372 miles of range, and some incredible safety technology.
PreviewsThe Polestar 2 has become one of Europe's best-selling electric cars. For the 2024 model year, it is receiving some significant upgrades, with better motors, better batteries, and a new rear-wheel drive version. Polestar also claims it's made more sustainably.
*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.