Specs, range, price, and charging for 87 EV models from 32 brands — side by side.
EV Lineup is a free electric vehicle database and comparison site for anyone shopping for or researching an EV. Compare specs, EPA range, pricing, charging speed, seats and performance across 87 models from 32 brands, or jump straight to a ranked list, a side-by-side comparison or the FAQ.
| Model | From | Range | 0–60 |
|---|---|---|---|
| KIA EV9 | $54,900 | 304 mi | 4.5s |
| BMW iX | $87,250 | 324 mi | 3.6s |
| Hyundai Kona Electric | $34,470 | 261 mi | 7s |
| Porsche Taycan | $99,400 | 318 mi | 1.9s |
| Tesla Model X | $79,990 | 329 mi | 2.5s |
| Ford F150 Lightning | $49,995 | 320 mi | 3.8s |
| Cadillac Lyriq | $58,595 | 326 mi | 5.2s |
| Volvo EX30 | $34,950 | 261 mi | 3.3s |
| Hyundai Ioniq 6 | $37,750 | 361 mi | 4.4s |
| BMW i5 | $67,100 | 295 mi | 3.7s |
| Mercedes EQB SUV | $53,050 | 251 mi | 5.6s |
| Nissan Ariya | $39,770 | 304 mi | 4.8s |
| Lucid Air | $69,900 | 512 mi | 1.89s |
| Rivian R1T | $71,700 | 420 mi | 2.5s |
| Genesis GV60 | $54,450 | 294 mi | 3.6s |
| Polestar 2 | $64,800 | 254 mi | 4s |
| Chevrolet Equinox EV | $34,995 | 319 mi | 5.8s |
| Hyundai Ioniq 5 | $43,975 | 318 mi | 4.5s |
| Lucid Gravity | $79,900 | 450 mi | 3.4s |
| Rivian R1S | $76,990 | 410 mi | 2.6s |
| KIA EV6 | $44,395 | 319 mi | 3.4s |
| KIA Niro | $40,975 | 253 mi | 6.7s |
| Canoo Lifestyle Vehicle | $49,950 | 200 mi | 6.3s |
| Fisker Pear | $29,900 | — | — |
| Fisker Ronin | $385,000 | 600 mi | 2s |
| BMW i4 | $57,900 | 318 mi | 3.7s |
| Canoo LDV 190 | $49,950 | 217 mi | 8.9s |
| Porsche Macan | $75,300 | 315 mi | 2.9s |
| Tesla Model S | $74,990 | 410 mi | 1.99s |
| VW ID.7 | $50,000 | 300 mi | 6.3s |
EV Lineup is a free electric vehicle database and comparison site for anyone shopping for or researching an EV. Every model in the database carries the same spec fields — starting price (MSRP), EPA range, 0–60 mph, horsepower, battery capacity in kWh, maximum DC fast-charging speed, drive type and adult seat count — so two cars can be compared line by line instead of by reading two reviews written months apart. The database currently holds 87 electric models from 32 brands, 86 of them with a published range figure.
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/compare/model-a-vs-model-b, then confirm the final price and availability with the manufacturer.EV Lineup is a free electric vehicle database and comparison site. Every model has the same spec fields — MSRP, EPA range, 0–60 mph, power, battery capacity, DC charging speed and seats — so any two EVs can be compared line by line. It is free, needs no account, and is independent of every manufacturer.
The database holds 87 electric vehicle models from 32 brands, including sedans, SUVs, trucks, vans and sports cars.
The most affordable EVs start under $30,000 MSRP before incentives. See the full list of cheapest electric cars.
Several EVs exceed 300 miles EPA range, with the longest reaching 400+ miles on a charge. See all long-range electric vehicles.
The fastest EVs accelerate 0-60 mph in under 2 seconds. See the fastest electric cars ranked.
Yes, several electric SUVs offer 6+ seats with three rows for families. See all 3-row electric SUVs.
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EV Lineup is a free electric vehicle database and comparison site for anyone shopping for or researching an EV. Data is researched from manufacturer and public sources; confirm specs and pricing with the manufacturer or dealer. Corrections: jeanpaulwilson@gmail.com.