Tesla’s 410-Mile Flagship Faces New Rivals—The 10 Longest-Range EVs Of 2026

Electric vehicles spent years chasing a single benchmark: 400 miles. Tesla’s Model S once defined that figure, peaking at 410 miles and setting the tone for premium EV ownership. But this year, the hierarchy has changed. According to Jalopnik’s ranking published on February 2026, 10 production EVs now exceed, match, or are approaching that threshold, with the list extending to one mainstream model that trails it by a significant margin, with several stretching far beyond it. Pickup trucks, luxury SUVs, and established European brands now occupy territory Tesla once owned outright. The numbers tell a clear story. The order begins at the top.

1. Lucid Air Grand Touring

The Lucid Air Grand Touring leads all production EVs with 512 miles of EPA-estimated range from a 118 kWh battery and 924-volt architecture. Jalopnik confirmed on February 2026 that Lucid retained the overall range crown. The sedan achieves its rating through aerodynamic efficiency and tightly managed energy consumption. Priced from $114,900, it sits firmly in the luxury tier. Electrek reported on January 2026 that winter testing in Norway supported its leadership under cold conditions. Even so, a full-size pickup sits surprisingly close behind.

2. Chevrolet Silverado EV WT Max

The Chevrolet Silverado EV Work Truck with the Max battery delivers 493 miles of EPA-estimated range, starting at $82,699. MotorTrend reported on August 2025 that this configuration uses a 205 kWh battery, the largest in any production vehicle. In a controlled hypermiling effort near Detroit, the truck achieved 1,059.2 miles on a single charge. That result more than doubled its EPA estimate and demonstrated extreme energy reserves. Large SUVs have now entered similar territory once limited to sedans.

3. Cadillac Escalade IQ

The Cadillac Escalade IQ posts 465 miles of Cadillac-estimated range in a three-row, seven-passenger SUV body. Cadillac confirmed in its 2026 specifications that the vehicle can add about 116 miles in 10 minutes when charging at up to 350 kW. Built on General Motors’ Ultium platform, it produces up to 750 horsepower in its top Velocity Max configuration and carries a starting price in the six-figure range. The Escalade IQ’s range rivals many dedicated luxury sedans. Another California automaker now brings similar numbers to an SUV.

4. Lucid Gravity GT

The Lucid Gravity GT targets 450 miles of range and expands Lucid’s lineup into the seven-seat SUV category. Production deliveries began in late 2025. Jalopnik reported on February 2026 that 70 mph highway testing in adverse conditions returned 345 miles, reinforcing strong efficiency for its size. The Gravity shares the Air’s high-voltage architecture and battery thermal management system. Its launch marked Lucid’s first direct move into the family SUV segment. Adventure-focused trucks now dominate the next positions.

5. Rivian R1T

The Rivian R1T long-range version achieves 420 miles of EPA-estimated range. Jalopnik ranked it fifth on February 2026. Equipped with dual-motor all-wheel drive, the pickup reaches 60 mph in approximately 4.5 seconds and supports DC fast charging up to 220 kW. Its battery pack measures 140 kWh. Rivian designed the R1T for remote travel, pairing distance with off-road capability. The same platform appears again immediately below.

6. Tesla Model S

The Tesla Model S remains rated at 410 miles of EPA-estimated range after entering production in 2012. Multiple outlets reported on January 2026 and February 2026 that Tesla plans to discontinue the sedan by mid-2026. Jalopnik placed it sixth on its February 2026 ranking, reflecting how newer competitors have surpassed its once-dominant figure. The Model S established long-range EV credibility more than a decade ago. Its closest SUV rival now matches that distance exactly.

7. Rivian R1S

The Rivian R1S delivers approximately 410 miles of EPA-estimated range and offers seating for 7 passengers. Jalopnik confirmed its top-10 placement on February 2026. Sharing its battery pack and 220 kW charging capability with the R1T, the R1S blends family practicality with off-road readiness. Consumer demand has centered on its balance of rugged engineering and premium interior finishes. German luxury brands now close the list with refined efficiency.

8. Mercedes-Benz EQS450+

The 2026 Mercedes-Benz EQS450+ features a 118 kWh battery and carries an EPA-estimated range of 390 miles. MotorTrend reported on February 2026 that a 70 mph highway test achieved 392 miles, slightly exceeding the official figure. The sedan pairs extended range with advanced driver-assistance systems and a high-end cabin layout. Mercedes increased battery capacity for 2026 to remain competitive in the upper tier. BMW now advances a different strategy focused on recharge speed.

9. BMW iX3

BMW’s next-generation iX3 targets roughly 400 miles of EPA-equivalent range from a 108.7 kWh battery, based on an official WLTP rating of approximately 500 miles. BMW announced on September 2025 that its 800-volt architecture supports charging at up to 400 kW and can add 230 miles in 10 minutes under ideal conditions. Production begins in 2026, with deliveries scheduled throughout the year. The emphasis shifts toward rapid energy replenishment rather than expanding battery size alone. One mainstream contender rounds out the broader picture.

10. Hyundai Ioniq 5

The 2026 Hyundai Ioniq 5 reaches up to 318 miles of range in rear-wheel-drive form with an 84 kWh battery. Hyundai confirmed on February 2026 that its 800-volt system enables 10% to 80% charging in about 20 minutes on compatible DC fast chargers. Pricing remains below $50,000, widening access to long-distance electric travel. The Ioniq 5 does not enter the 400-mile tier, yet its affordability signals how quickly high-range capability is spreading beyond six-figure models.

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These Are The 10 Longest Range EVs Of 2026. Jalopnik, Feb. 28, 2026.
2026 Chevy Silverado EV’s Range Record Shatters Its EPA Estimate. Car and Driver, Aug. 4, 2025.
2026 Mercedes-Benz EQS450+ First Test. MotorTrend, Feb. 4, 2026.
Lucid Air is ‘king of range’ again, crushing Norway’s EV Winter Test. Electrek, Jan. 28, 2026.
Toyota bZ All Electric SUV Adds Range, Charging, and Exterior Updates for 2026. Toyota Pressroom, Sept. 11, 2025.
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