EV Directory

The benchmark for EV range and efficiency. If you want to drive the farthest between charges, nothing else comes close.

If driving feel matters most, the Taycan is the EV to beat. It charges fast and drives like a proper Porsche.

Still a compelling long-range luxury EV thanks to range, speed, and the Supercharger network — even as the cabin starts to show its age.

The pick for buyers who actually enjoy driving. It feels like a BMW first and an EV second, which is exactly the point.

A quietly excellent executive EV. It prioritises refinement and dynamics over headline range, and does both very well.

The most capable electric SUV you can buy in 2026 if your budget stretches to it. Long range, real adventure chops, and a premium cabin.

Still the default pick for most EV shoppers. The Juniper refresh fixes the ride and noise complaints, and Supercharging remains a real advantage.

One of the best all-round electric SUVs. The 800V charging and comfortable cabin make it a smarter buy than its modest range figure suggests.

The electric three-row to beat. If you need to move a family without burning gas, the EV9 is the most convincing option on sale.

The EV that could make Rivian a household name. If the delivered car hits its targets, the R2 is the value story of 2026.

The sportier sibling to the Ioniq 5. Same great 800V platform, with sharper styling and a genuinely thrilling GT option up top.

The best-value electric SUV in 2026. You give up charging speed and outright pace, but 300+ miles for under $35k is hard to argue with.

A comfortable, sensible electric three-row that undercuts the luxury players. The Ioniq 9 is about quiet family miles, not thrills.

A practical, genuinely enjoyable electric crossover. The NACS port and aggressive pricing keep it competitive in a crowded class.

A cheeky, fast little EV that makes premium electric motoring affordable. The all-touchscreen controls are the main gripe.

A spacious, well-priced midsize EV that's worth a look once you confirm the software is sorted on your build.

A spacious, sensible electric SUV that is often a lease bargain. Not thrilling, but a genuinely easy EV to own.

A sensible, spacious family EV. The software has frustrated owners, but the latest updates make it a solid value pick.

A calm, comfortable electric SUV let down mainly by slow charging. Fine for home-charging commuters, less so for road-trippers.

A sensible, budget-friendly compact EV. Charging is slow, but for around-town buyers the value and safety story is strong.

A cautious, sensible first EV from Toyota. Range and charging lag rivals, but the value and reliability story will win some buyers.

A rugged-leaning electric SUV for Subaru loyalists. The standard AWD and trail ability set it apart from car-like rivals.

The most impressive luxury electric SUV of 2026 on paper. Range, charging speed, and space that no rival three-row EV can match.

The most fun-to-drive electric compact SUV. It brings genuine Porsche dynamics to the segment, for a price.

A polished, fast-charging luxury electric SUV. The 800V platform makes road trips painless and the cabin is classic Audi.

A driver-focused luxury electric SUV with real polish. Worth a look if you value handling over outright range.

A genuinely luxurious compact EV with the Ioniq 5's great 800V bones. The interior alone makes it worth the premium.

A serene, safety-first luxury three-row EV. It is more about quiet comfort than thrills, and it does that beautifully.

The car that proved Cadillac is serious about EVs. Beautiful, comfortable, and well-priced for the luxury it delivers.

A stylish, comfortable luxury EV and a strong first effort from Acura. The Type S adds genuine pace for those who want it.

A supremely comfortable luxury electric SUV. Charging speed disappoints, but the cabin is a lovely place to cover miles.

A handsome, well-equipped compact luxury EV. Charging speed is the main compromise versus 800V competitors.

The efficiency leader among mainstream EV sedans. The Highland update makes it quieter and nicer inside without losing the Model 3's core strengths.

A range-and-efficiency standout that undercuts pricier rivals. If the styling works for you, it's one of the smartest EV sedan buys.

A likeable, well-built electric fastback. The Google system is the best in the business and the chassis is genuinely enjoyable.

A standout value EV sedan in markets where it is sold, blending strong performance with BYD's well-regarded blade-battery safety.

The electric pickup to beat for range and refinement. It out-drives and out-ranges its rivals, even if towing still demands careful planning.

The easiest EV pickup to live with if you already trust the F-150. Just plan around the towing range hit and the modest charging speed.

A love-it-or-hate-it electric pickup. Quick and capable, but efficiency and price keep it niche next to the Rivian R1T and F-150 Lightning.

The most charming EV on sale. Range is modest, but as a family hauler with personality, nothing else comes close.