The 15 Electric Cars With the Longest Range in 2025

Electric vehicles are transforming transportation, but range anxiety still tops the list of concerns for buyers. Luckily, several EVs on the market now offer impressive distances on a single charge some rivaling or surpassing traditional gas-powered cars. Here are the 15 electric cars with the longest range today, combining efficiency, performance, and real-world usability for drivers who want maximum distance between charges.

Tesla Model S

okay, so the Model S… man, I remember sitting in one a few years ago and thinking “this feels like driving a spaceship,” but also, like, a really expensive spaceship. what is it now, like, around $75k or something? give or take. The range is nuts though, over 400 miles if you drive nice, which I never do. It’s quiet, too quiet honestly, like, I missed the sound of… anything? sometimes I just turned the AC up just to feel something.

Lucid Air

hmm, the Lucid Air… I don’t know why but it smells like a dentist’s waiting room to me. clean, sterile, kinda cold. but yeah, 500+ miles, that’s wild. it’s fast too but not in that “goofy Tesla fast” way, more like elegant fast. and dude, the interior, if you told me it cost $80k I’d laugh because it feels more like $120k. I don’t even know if that’s a compliment or not.

Rivian R1T

I drove one once. well, “drove” is generous, I sat in it and pretended. big dude energy. and it’s like, $70kish? I liked how it felt useful, like you could drive to the end of the world, plug it into a rock (somehow), and keep going.

Mercedes EQS

oh god, the EQS. I wanted to fall in love with it, and kinda did until I didn’t. It’s so smooth. whisper quiet. range like 350-ish miles or something depending on the model. I liked the ambient lighting, felt like I was inside a galaxy, but also, everything smells like new plastic in that “just unboxed a TV” way. price? yeah, around $100k. ouch.

BMW i7

this one’s weirdly comforting. like, imagine your rich uncle lets you borrow his house key and you just nap in his car instead. smells fancy. seats are stupidly good. somewhere in the ballpark of $120k, but whatever right? 300-something miles of range, depending how much you fiddle with stuff. i don’t know, it’s like BMW built it just to flex that they can still do nice things.

Hyundai Ioniq 6

oh! I saw one in that minty bluish color and I legit followed it for like two red lights. really nice shape. super underrated car. range like 350-360 miles, right? and only, what, $45k? it’s like that quiet kid in class who’s cooler when you actually talk to them. also, I kinda love how the door handles feel, random I know, but they click weirdly satisfying.

Ford F-150 Lightning

yeah, so, this one’s confusing because it’s both awesome and a little dumb at the same time. range depends, sometimes 250 miles, sometimes 300+ if you splurge, I think around $60k. it’s huge. like, “why is this thing in a parking lot” huge. but you can literally power your house with it, which feels futuristic in a dad kind of way.

Chevrolet Silverado EV

honestly… I didn’t think Chevy could pull it off. but they kinda did. looks tougher than it needs to, range around 400 miles I think? somewhere near $75k again. I get “road trip to nowhere” energy from it. like, you throw in some snacks, forget your charger, and somehow end up at a campsite pretending the future makes sense.

Toyota bZ4X

hahaha, the name alone sounds like a WiFi password someone gave up remembering. range’s meh, 250 maybe, $40k-ish. but it’s comfortable and chill and reliable in that Toyota way where nothing amazing happens, but also nothing breaks. I don’t know, I like ordinary cars sometimes. they don’t try to impress you, they just kinda… exist politely.