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Longest-range electric cars of 2026

Short answer: The longest-range EV you can buy in the US is the Chevrolet Silverado EV Max Range Work Truck / LT at 493 EPA miles, followed by the Cadillac Escalade IQ Sport 1 (460 mi) and Lucid Air Touring (431 mi). The cheapest car here with 330+ miles is the Hyundai Ioniq 6 SE RWD Long Range at $42,600.

By EVHQ (Dan) · Data from EPA FuelEconomy.gov + KBB/Cox · Updated automatically when our rankings refresh

The ranked list

Sorted by EPA combined range for the listed trim (FuelEconomy.gov where available), best trim per model. Scores are EVHQ's 0–100 weighted rating (range, efficiency, value, charging, practicality, market proof) — methodology. Models under 2,000 US sales YTD carry a small sales-floor penalty.

  1. 1

    Chevrolet Silverado EV Max Range Work Truck / LT

    2026 · truck · AWD · #5 overall

    EPA range

    493 mi

    From$74,800
    Range493 mi EPA ✓
    Efficiency49.5 kWh/100mi
    DC peak350 kW NACS
    US sales Jan–Sep 20265,327 -43.2%

    Longest-range pickup in America by a mile. Expensive and huge. Is it right for you? →

  2. 2

    Cadillac Escalade IQ Sport 1

    2026 · suv · AWD · #20 overall

    EPA range

    460 mi

    From$127,700
    Range460 mi mfr/est.
    Efficiency55 kWh/100mi
    DC peak350 kW NACS
    US sales Jan–Sep 20264,807 -20.3%

    Massive range from a 200 kWh pack; outrageous price and weight.

  3. 3

    Lucid Air Touring

    2026 · sedan · AWD · #13 overall

    EPA range

    431 mi

    From$79,900
    Range431 mi EPA ✓
    Efficiency25.2 kWh/100mi
    DC peak300 kW NACS
    US sales Jan–Sep 20262,272 -70.2%

    The efficiency king of luxury: 400+ miles on a reasonable battery. Small dealer footprint.

  4. 4

    GMC Sierra EV Elevation Extended Range

    2026 · truck · AWD · #21 overall

    EPA range

    410 mi

    From$77,695
    Range410 mi EPA ✓
    Efficiency49.5 kWh/100mi
    DC peak350 kW NACS
    US sales Jan–Sep 20264,705 -23.5%

    Silverado EV's range with a nicer cabin and badge; same size issues.

  5. 5

    Tesla Model S Long Range AWD

    2026 · hatch · AWD · #45 overall

    EPA range

    410 mi

    From$84,990
    Range410 mi EPA ✓
    Efficiency27.1 kWh/100mi
    DC peak250 kW NACS
    US sales Jan–Sep 20261,887 -58.2%

    Still one of the longest-range EVs you can buy; aging interior and sliding sales.

  6. 6

    Mercedes-Benz EQS Sedan 450+

    2026 · sedan · RWD · #68 overall

    EPA range

    390 mi

    From$104,400
    Range390 mi EPA ✓
    Efficiency34 kWh/100mi
    DC peak200 kW CCS
    US sales Jan–Sep 20261,423 +8.8%

    Aero luxury flagship with near-400 miles; sales collapsed 76%.

  7. 7

    Audi A6 Sportback e-tron Premium

    2026 · sedan · RWD · #53 overall

    EPA range

    386 mi

    From$65,900
    Range386 mi mfr/est.
    Efficiency27 kWh/100mi
    DC peak270 kW CCS
    US sales Jan–Sep 2026382 -89.7%

    Over 380 miles and 270 kW — one of the best long-distance luxury EVs.

  8. 8

    BMW iX3 50 xDrive

    2027 · suv · AWD · #30 overall

    EPA range

    383 mi

    From$61,500
    Range383 mi EPA ✓
    Efficiency33.1 kWh/100mi
    DC peak400 kW NACS
    US sales Jan–Sep 20261,101

    First Neue Klasse BMW: 380–430+ miles and 400 kW charging on a native NACS port — a new benchmark for compact luxury.

  9. 9

    Mercedes-Benz CLA 250+ with EQ Technology

    2026 · sedan · RWD · #32 overall

    EPA range

    374 mi

    From$47,250
    Range374 mi EPA ✓
    Efficiency27 kWh/100mi
    DC peak320 kW CCS
    US sales Jan–Sep 20261,504

    800V, ~370+ miles and Tesla-class efficiency — the most important Mercedes EV in years.

  10. 10

    Tesla Model X Long Range AWD

    2026 · suv · AWD · #29 overall

    EPA range

    352 mi

    From$89,990
    Range352 mi EPA ✓
    Efficiency32.2 kWh/100mi
    DC peak250 kW NACS
    US sales Jan–Sep 20263,268 -68.3%

    Fast 3-row with Supercharger ease; Falcon doors and price are the catch.

  11. 11

    Tesla Model 3 Long Range AWD

    2026 · sedan · AWD · #7 overall

    EPA range

    346 mi

    From$47,490
    Range346 mi EPA ✓
    Efficiency26.4 kWh/100mi
    DC peak250 kW NACS
    US sales Jan–Sep 2026106,962 -31.1%

    Elite efficiency and range for under $50k, with the best charging network in the US. Is it right for you? →

  12. 12

    Hyundai Ioniq 6 SE RWD Long Range

    2026 · sedan · RWD · #40 overall

    EPA range

    342 mi

    From$42,600
    Range342 mi EPA ✓
    Efficiency26 kWh/100mi
    DC peak235 kW CCS
    US sales Jan–Sep 20261,348 -85.2%

    One of the most efficient EVs sold, with 800V charging; tight trunk and rear headroom. Is it right for you? →

  13. 13

    Lucid Gravity Touring

    2026 · suv · AWD · #9 overall

    EPA range

    337 mi

    From$79,900
    Range337 mi EPA ✓
    Efficiency30.3 kWh/100mi
    DC peak400 kW NACS
    US sales Jan–Sep 20265,644 +756.4%

    Up to 450 miles, 400 kW charging, minivan-like space — early software teething.

  14. 14

    Hyundai Ioniq 9 SE RWD

    2026 · suv · RWD · #14 overall

    EPA range

    335 mi

    From$58,955
    Range335 mi EPA ✓
    Efficiency37 kWh/100mi
    DC peak235 kW NACS
    US sales Jan–Sep 20266,521 +56.1%

    Best-in-class 3-row range with fast 800V charging and a lounge cabin.

  15. 15

    BMW i4 eDrive40

    2026 · sedan · RWD · #33 overall

    EPA range

    333 mi

    From$57,900
    Range333 mi EPA ✓
    Efficiency28.5 kWh/100mi
    DC peak205 kW CCS
    US sales Jan–Sep 20267,625 -54.4%

    The best-driving mainstream luxury EV sedan, with a useful hatch.

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FAQ

Which EV has the longest range in 2026?

The Chevrolet Silverado EV Max Range Work Truck / LT, rated 493 miles by the EPA.

Does EPA range match real-world highway range?

Usually not at 75 mph or in cold weather — expect 10–30% less. Efficiency (kWh/100 mi) and charging speed matter as much as the headline number on road trips.

Is a huge battery always better?

No. The biggest packs cost more, weigh more and take longer to fill. A 300-mile EV that charges fast is often the better road-tripper.

More ways to choose

Sources: EPA FuelEconomy.gov (range, kWh/100 mi), manufacturer sites (MSRP, charging), KBB/Cox Q3 2026 EV Sales Report (estimates as of 10/13/26). MSRPs exclude destination and change often — confirm with the brand before buying. Spotted an error? Tell us.