For the past 10 years, Tesla has claimed the crown as the automaker with electric cars with the most range. Currently, they hold the first four spots on this list of twelve, however, fairly soon they will have a bit more competition.
It seems like every month there is a new electric car revealed for a future release. Carmakers such as Volkswagen, General Motors, and Hyundai/Kia have released grand plans for their upcoming EV lineup. Each of these new electric cars strives to gain the attention of the mass market.
Nevertheless, these new models such as the Volkswagen ID.4, GMC Hummer EV, or Hyundai Ioniq 5 are not expected to go on sale until 2021.
Despite this, there are still a lot of electric cars with ranges over 200 miles. It is generally said an EV needs a range of 200-300 miles before it can be seriously considered for the mainstream market.
In 2016, there were only a handful of EVs that met this requirement (Tesla Model S, X, and 3 as well as the Chevy Bolt).
Today, there are well over 10 with many more to come in just the next 14 months.
For those who are looking for an EV today, here are the electric car with the most range in 2020:
Electric Cars with the Most Range:
#1: Tesla Model S – 402 Miles
Range:402 MilesEfficiency:111 MPGeCost:$74,990Cost After Tax Credit:$74,990Seats:5Segment:SedanThird-Party Review:Car and Driver
#2: Tesla Model X – 351 Miles
Range:351 MilesEfficiency:111 MPGeCost:$74,990Cost After Tax Credit:$74,990Seats:5Segment:SedanThird-Party Review:Car and Driver
#3: Tesla Model 3 – 322 Miles
Range:250-322 MilesEfficiency:141 MPGeCost:$37,990-46,990Cost After Tax Credit:$37,990-46,990Seats:5Segment:SedanThird-Party Review:Car and Driver
#4: Tesla Model Y – 316 Miles
Range:316 MilesEfficiency:121 MPGeCost:$49,990Cost After Tax Credit:$49,990Seats:5Segment:CUVThird-Party Review:Car and Driver
#5: Ford Mustang Mach-E – 300 Miles
Range:300 MilesEfficiency:TBDCost:$43,895-51,800Cost After Tax Credit:$36,395-44,300Seats:5Segment:CUVThird-Party Review:Car and Driver
#6: Polestar 2 – 275 Miles
Range:275 MilesEfficiency:TBDCost:$59,990Cost After Tax Credit:$52,990Seats:5Segment:SedanThird-Party Review:Car and Driver
#7: Chevy Bolt – 259 Miles
Range:259 MilesEfficiency:118 MPGeCost:$36,620Cost After Tax Credit:$36,620Seats:5Segment:HatchbackThird-Party Review:Car and Driver
#8: Hyundai Kona Electric – 258 Miles
Range:258 MilesEfficiency:120 MPGeCost:$36,950Cost After Tax Credit:$29,450Seats:5Segment:HatchbackThird-Party Review:Car and Driver
#9: Audi E-tron Sportback – 250 Miles
Range:250 MilesEfficiency:77 MPGeCost:$76,000Cost After Tax Credit:$68,500Seats:5Segment:CUVThird-Party Review:Car and Driver
#10: Kia Niro Electric – 239 Miles
Range:239 MilesEfficiency:112 MPGeCost:$38,500Cost After Tax Credit:$31,000Seats:5Segment:CUVThird-Party Review:Car and Driver
#11: Jaguar I-Pace – 234 Miles
Range:234 MilesEfficiency:76 MPGeCost:$69,500Cost After Tax Credit:$62,000Seats:5Segment:CUVThird-Party Review:Car and Driver
#12: Nissan Leaf – 226 Miles
Range:150-226 MilesEfficiency:108 MPGeCost:$29,900-36,550Cost After Tax Credit:$23,375-29,050Seats:5Segment:HatchbackThird-Party Review:Car and Driver
