The longest range electric cars of 2021.
Electric car range is one of the most important factors car buyers consider when buying an EV. The ability to cover long distances with a full charge is crucial to making EVs viable. Since most drivers want the ability to travel long distances, even most of us do not always need an electric car to cover more than 500 kilometers on a full battery. The good news is, today’s EVs are able to satisfy that demand.
Here are the 10 longest-range electric cars of 2021.
1. Mercedes EQS
Range: 770 km
Starting MSRP $144,200 CAD
The Mercedes EQS sedan is the first fully electric vehicle of the brand. The EQS is lined with a luxury and spacious interior and large cargo space. Along with desirable features include the extensive ambient interior lighting, headrest pillows for front and rear passengers, adjustable back seats with massage functions, neck and shoulder heating, and an Executive Rear Seat package, the EQS is worth the name of an electrifying luxury car. This sizable sedan has a large 107.8-kWh battery that tops up to 770 kilometers of range. In addition, the EQS can replenish 70% of its battery in about 35 minutes using a DC fast charger, while it takes approximately 11 hours if charged with a 240-volt Level 2 charger.
2. Tesla Model S
Range: 637 to 652 km
Starting MSRP $64,500 CAD
Tesla Model S is one of the most compelling options in today’s growing market segment of EV. The company recently added an ultra-high performance version called Plaid that has 1,020 hp and 652 kilometers range. The Model S offers full-time all-wheel drive no matter which version you choose. With the ability to be used for long trips, the Model S is also able to deliver supercar acceleration with the 1020-hp Plaid version. The Model S is very practical with a large rear cargo area and a secondary front-trunk for extra space. However, the charge times of Tesla Model S are long, while the plus is to use Tesla’s supercharging in public places.
3. Tesla Model Y
Range: 488 to 525 km
Starting MSRP $69,995
The Tesla Model Y is a compact, fully electric mid-size SUV that offers up to 525 km of emissions-free driving range. The Standard Range model comes with rear-wheel drive while the Long Range and Performance models both get all-wheel drive as standard. The all-wheel-drive Long Range offers 525 km of range and the Performance model’s estimated range at 488 km.
The Model Y has the same great blend of driving performance and comfortable interior design, it’s fairly comfortable and practical and can be recharged at home or any roadside station.
4. Ford Mustang Mach-E
Range: 434 to 490 km
Starting MSRP $52,995
The Ford Mustang Mach-E is an electric SUV that channels its performance and sports car heritage. That makes “Mustang” a Ford sub-brand by creating an electric crossover with styling cues and a performance-oriented driving character inspired by the Mustang coupe and convertible that are still powered by gasoline. Under the muscular styling and a 490 km maximum driving range. The Mustang Mach-E’s battery pack is rechargeable at home or on the road at one of the many electric-vehicle charging stations.
The Ford Mustang Mach-E is a 5-seater vehicle that comes in 4 trim levels. It is estimated to deliver 100 MPGe in the city and 86 MPGe on the highway. The Mustang Mach-E all-wheel-drive version with the extended battery has an estimated driving range of 434 km; while the range-topping Mustang Mach-E with rear-wheel drive and the extended range battery boasts an EPA-estimated range of 490 km.
5. Volkswagen ID.4
Range: 402 km
Starting MSRP $47,995
The Volkswagen ID.4 is a fully electric small SUV with seating for five people. With a range of up to 400km for rear-wheel drive and up to 386km for all-wheel-drive, the Volkswagen ID.4 is a great balance between sporty and practical with long-distance range. It’s a conventional compact crossover with ample cargo and back seat room. Compact crossovers are wildly popular because they deliver the body style and size that most North American consumers are seeking. The stylish ID.4’s with its low price and familiar interior controls make a reason to join the ranks of EV ownership. The Volkswagen ID.4 is estimated to deliver 104 MPGe in the city and 89 MPGe on the highway.
6. Chevrolet Bolt EV
Range: 383 to 410 km
Starting MSRP $40,195
Chevrolet is now taking their popular Bolt hatchback and giving it an SUV makeover. The Chevrolet Bolt EUV is a 5-seater vehicle that comes in 2 trim levels. It’s made even better in terms of shared interior, comfort, and feature content upgrades. The Bolt EV has a combined EPA-rated range of 383 km, and an EPA rate of 410 for city driving. It is estimated to deliver 125 MPGe in the city and 104 MPGe on the highway.
The Bolt EUV is similar to the original Bolt lacked, it offers a longer wheelbase for better back-seat space, and its availability of Super Cruise is a plus. This family-friendly EUV provides 398 km of driving range with a single charge, providing commuters with the equivalent of 115 mpg while sharing the Bolt’s standard safety features and exceptional value.
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