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EV Price Tracker 2026: Every Electric Vehicle MSRP, Range & Best Deals (Updated Daily)

Last updated: April 15, 2026 | Updated daily | Buying Guide


2026 EV Price Tracker -- Every Model, Every Price


All prices are base MSRP in USD before state incentives or dealer adjustments. The federal $7,500 EV tax credit expired September 30, 2025. State incentives are now your primary savings lever and vary dramatically by location.


Compact & Midsize EVs -- Best Sellers


The most popular EVs in America. Strong range, accessible pricing, and wide charging infrastructure make this the best segment for most buyers.


Toyota bZ4X XLE AWD


  • Base MSRP: $34,900

  • EPA Range: 236 miles

  • Assembly: Japan / USA (Georgetown, KY)

  • Federal Tax Credit: $0 (expired Sept 30, 2025)


See current pricing: Toyota bZ4X official site


Chevrolet Equinox EV LT FWD


  • Base MSRP: $34,995

  • EPA Range: 319 miles

  • Assembly: USA (Orion Township, MI)

  • Federal Tax Credit: $0 (expired Sept 30, 2025)



Hyundai IONIQ 5 SE Standard RWD


  • Base MSRP: $35,000

  • EPA Range: 245 miles

  • Assembly: USA (Metaplant, GA)

  • Federal Tax Credit: $0 (expired Sept 30, 2025)


See current pricing: Hyundai IONIQ 5 official site


Hyundai IONIQ 6 SE Standard RWD


  • Base MSRP: $35,615

  • EPA Range: 361 miles

  • Assembly: South Korea

  • Federal Tax Credit: $0 (expired Sept 30, 2025)


See current pricing: Hyundai IONIQ 6 official site


Ford Mustang Mach-E Select RWD


  • Base MSRP: $37,995

  • EPA Range: 260 miles

  • Assembly: Mexico (Cuautitlan)

  • Federal Tax Credit: $0 (expired Sept 30, 2025)



Tesla Model 3 Premium RWD


  • Base MSRP: $38,990

  • EPA Range: 363 miles

  • Assembly: USA (Fremont, CA)

  • Federal Tax Credit: $0 (expired Sept 30, 2025)


See current pricing: Tesla Model 3 official site


Tesla Model Y Standard RWD


  • Base MSRP: $39,990

  • EPA Range: 321 miles

  • Assembly: USA (Fremont, CA)

  • Federal Tax Credit: $0 (expired Sept 30, 2025)


See current pricing: Tesla Model Y official site


Kia EV6 Long Range AWD


  • Base MSRP: $42,900

  • EPA Range: 295 miles

  • Assembly: South Korea

  • Federal Tax Credit: $0 (expired Sept 30, 2025)


See current pricing: Kia EV6 official site


Nissan ARIYA FWD 87kWh


  • Base MSRP: $43,130

  • EPA Range: 289 miles

  • Assembly: Japan

  • Federal Tax Credit: $0 (expired Sept 30, 2025)


See current pricing: Nissan ARIYA official site


Tesla Model Y Long Range AWD


  • Base MSRP: $48,490

  • EPA Range: 327 miles

  • Assembly: USA (Fremont, CA)

  • Federal Tax Credit: $0 (expired Sept 30, 2025)


See current pricing: Tesla Model Y official site


Tesla Model 3 Performance AWD


  • Base MSRP: $53,490

  • EPA Range: 314 miles

  • Assembly: USA (Fremont, CA)

  • Federal Tax Credit: $0 (expired Sept 30, 2025)


See current pricing: Tesla Model 3 official site


Kia EV9 Long Range RWD


  • Base MSRP: $54,900

  • EPA Range: 305 miles

  • Assembly: South Korea

  • Federal Tax Credit: $0 (expired Sept 30, 2025)


See current pricing: Kia EV9 official site


Electric Trucks -- 2026 Lineup


Electric trucks have matured rapidly. All three major options are built in America, largely insulated from import tariffs. Compared to a gas truck, factor in $3,000-$6,000 in annual fuel savings.


Rivian R1T Dual Large


  • Base MSRP: $48,490

  • EPA Range: 289 miles

  • Assembly: USA (Normal, IL)

  • Federal Tax Credit: $0 (expired Sept 30, 2025)


Configure and price: Rivian R1T official site


Rivian R1S Dual Large


  • Base MSRP: $78,000

  • EPA Range: 289 miles

  • Assembly: USA (Normal, IL)

  • Federal Tax Credit: $0 (expired Sept 30, 2025)


Configure and price: Rivian R1S official site


Ford F-150 Lightning XLT Standard Range


  • Base MSRP: $59,995

  • EPA Range: 240 miles

  • Assembly: USA (Dearborn, MI)

  • Federal Tax Credit: $0 (expired Sept 30, 2025)



Luxury EVs -- Premium Segment


Luxury EVs offer the longest ranges and fastest charging today. The Lucid Air Grand Touring holds the EPA range record at 480 miles -- farther than any other production EV.


Cadillac LYRIQ RWD


  • Base MSRP: $53,395

  • EPA Range: 314 miles

  • Assembly: USA (Spring Hill, TN)

  • Federal Tax Credit: $0 (expired Sept 30, 2025)



Lucid Air Pure RWD


  • Base MSRP: $69,900

  • EPA Range: 420 miles

  • Assembly: USA (Casa Grande, AZ)

  • Federal Tax Credit: $0 (expired Sept 30, 2025)


View full specs: Lucid Air official site


Lucid Air Grand Touring AWD


  • Base MSRP: $138,000

  • EPA Range: 480 miles

  • Assembly: USA (Casa Grande, AZ)

  • Federal Tax Credit: $0 (expired Sept 30, 2025)


View full specs: Lucid Air official site


All 2026 EVs -- Ranked by MSRP


Every model sorted from lowest to highest starting price, before state incentives.


  • Toyota bZ4X XLE AWD -- $34,900 -- 236 mi -- Japan / USA

  • Chevrolet Equinox EV LT FWD -- $34,995 -- 319 mi -- USA

  • Hyundai IONIQ 5 SE Standard RWD -- $35,000 -- 245 mi -- USA

  • Hyundai IONIQ 6 SE Standard RWD -- $35,615 -- 361 mi -- South Korea

  • Ford Mustang Mach-E Select RWD -- $37,995 -- 260 mi -- Mexico

  • Tesla Model 3 Premium RWD -- $38,990 -- 363 mi -- USA

  • Tesla Model Y Standard RWD -- $39,990 -- 321 mi -- USA

  • Kia EV6 Long Range AWD -- $42,900 -- 295 mi -- South Korea

  • Nissan ARIYA FWD 87kWh -- $43,130 -- 289 mi -- Japan

  • Tesla Model Y Long Range AWD -- $48,490 -- 327 mi -- USA

  • Rivian R1T Dual Large -- $48,490 -- 289 mi -- USA

  • Cadillac LYRIQ RWD -- $53,395 -- 314 mi -- USA

  • Tesla Model 3 Performance AWD -- $53,490 -- 314 mi -- USA

  • Kia EV9 Long Range RWD -- $54,900 -- 305 mi -- South Korea

  • Ford F-150 Lightning XLT Standard Range -- $59,995 -- 240 mi -- USA

  • Lucid Air Pure RWD -- $69,900 -- 420 mi -- USA

  • Rivian R1S Dual Large -- $78,000 -- 289 mi -- USA

  • Lucid Air Grand Touring AWD -- $138,000 -- 480 mi -- USA


What Happened to the Federal EV Tax Credit?


The $7,500 federal clean vehicle tax credit ended September 30, 2025 under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. The $4,000 used EV credit also expired. Every vehicle on this list reflects $0 federal credit.


One credit survives: the 30C home charger tax credit (30% of installation cost, up to $1,000) is active through June 30, 2026. Install a Level 2 charger before that date and claim it on your 2026 tax return.


Many automakers responded to the credit expiration with $7,500-$10,000 dealer discount programs. Ask your dealer about current manufacturer incentives before signing any purchase agreement.


Frequently Asked Questions


What is the cheapest new EV in 2026?


The Toyota bZ4X starts at $34,900 and the Chevrolet Equinox EV at $34,995 are the most affordable options on this list. Both offer over 230 miles of range. The Equinox EV is assembled in Michigan, which matters for some state incentive programs.


Is there still a federal EV tax credit?


No. The $7,500 federal EV tax credit expired September 30, 2025. State incentives are now the primary savings tool, ranging from $0 to $12,000+ depending on your state and income level. Check our State Incentive Tracker for what is available in your state.


Which 2026 EV has the longest range?


The Lucid Air Grand Touring AWD leads all production EVs at 480 miles EPA-rated. The Lucid Air Pure hits 420 miles. Among more affordable options, the Tesla Model 3 Premium reaches 363 miles and the Hyundai IONIQ 6 hits 361 miles.


Do import tariffs affect these prices?


Yes, for non-US-assembled models. The Toyota bZ4X, Hyundai IONIQ 6 (South Korea), Kia EV6 (South Korea), Nissan ARIYA (Japan), and Ford Mustang Mach-E (Mexico) all have tariff exposure. Tesla, Rivian, Chevrolet, Cadillac, and Lucid assemble in the US and are largely insulated.


Which EV is the best value right now?


The Chevrolet Equinox EV (319 miles, $34,995, US-assembled) and Tesla Model 3 Premium (363 miles, $38,990, US-assembled) consistently rank as top value picks. For trucks, the Rivian R1T ($48,490, 289 miles) is the benchmark.


How often is this page updated?


Daily. Our automated system updates prices each morning. MSRP data comes from manufacturer websites; EPA range from fueleconomy.gov. Always confirm final pricing with your dealer before purchase.


Find Your State Incentives


The federal credit is gone, but many states offer up to $12,000 in savings. Check the 2026 State EV Incentive Tracker to see exactly what you can save.


Questions about a specific vehicle? Drop them in the comments and we will add the answer to the FAQ.


About This Tracker


Maintained by the ElectricVehiclesHQ editorial team. Prices reflect base MSRP before destination charges, dealer fees, or packages. EPA range from fueleconomy.gov. All data subject to change -- verify with manufacturers before purchase.


Last updated: April 15, 2026. Updated daily.


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