The Longest Range Electric Cars, SUVs, And Trucks To Buy In 2024

With range playing a crucial factor in determining the viability of a particular EV, buyers interested in the sedan category (the market seems to be losing the popularity war to the SUV category) with a six-figure bank account, can consider the Lucid Air Grand Touring. It reigns supreme with the longest range of an EV at 516 miles of range. Following closely behind is the Tesla Model S with 111 fewer miles, and not far behind is the Hyundai Ioniq 6 with a competitive 361 miles.

Considering the vastly growing and more popular SUV segment, the new Fisker Ocean Extreme/One trim entered and immediately took the lead, beating out the Tesla Model X with an impressive range of 360 miles, although the Rivian R1S had already leapfrogged the Tesla’s 348 miles with its large 352-mile battery.

The pickup truck category, until Rivian gave us the R1T, was largely untapped in the electric vehicle world. Rivian came in with the R1T and with competitors like Chevrolet and RAM’s electric truck offerings unreleased, it leads the way in a relatively empty segment with a range of 352 miles. Close behind is the Tesla Cybertruck which offers what Tesla estimates would be 340 miles, Tesla-esque performance, and exciting features. The Ford F-150 Lightning was built to be the ideal work pickup truck, with a range of 320 miles.

In order to give you the most up-to-date and accurate information possible, the data used to compile this article was sourced from various manufacturer websites and the EPA.

Electric Sedans With The Longest Range

Lucid Air Grand Touring – 516 Miles

The Lucid Air Grand Touring embodies electric vehicle luxury and innovation. It is priced at $115,600, after Lucid has offered up to $10,000 in Air Credits. It is powered by a 22-module 112 kWh battery pack that helps it travel up to 516 miles. The AC-powered Lucid Mobile Charging Cable ensures convenient and rapid charging, recouping 40 miles per hour, while the optional Lucid Connected Home Charging Station offers up to 80 miles of range per hour.

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DC fast-charging from its 900V+ architecture is capable of 300 kW peak charging power, adding 200 miles in 12 minutes. There’s an upcoming over-the-air update and a RangeXchange charging adapter that can recharge other EVs at 9.6 kW speeds. Its aerodynamic design, at a drag coefficient of 0.197 Cd, contributes to its efficiency.

Tesla Model S – 405 Miles

The Tesla Model S has a base price of $74,990. It is powered by an 85 kWh battery pack, constructed from 16 5.3 kWh modules. This battery pack ensures it can be on the road for a range of 405 miles. The Model S’s sleek aerodynamic design, which achieves a drag coefficient of 0.208 Cd, is a large reason for its efficiency.

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The Model S’s battery can be recharged at home with a wall connector that is capable of delivering 11.5 kW from a wall-mounted AC charging station, and offers up to 44 miles of range per hour of charge. Also, when on the road, you can connect to a Tesla Supercharger and replenish up to 200 miles in 15 minutes, recharging at a maximum speed of 250 kW.

Hyundai Ioniq 6 – 361 Miles

The Hyundai Ioniq 6 offers the base SE trim with a single-motor rear-wheel drive and an extended-range battery that delivers an EPA-estimated range of up to 361 miles from a 77.4-kWh battery pack. It offers 140 MPGe efficiency. The standard AC Level II charging option recoups up to 80 percent charge in 6 hours and 55 minutes, the 50 kW charging option can do it in 73 minutes, while the 800-volt DC rapid charging at over 350 kW speeds achieves the same percentage in 18 minutes.

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It comes in at a starting price of $42,450. The dual-motor all-wheel drive option offers a 45-mile drop in range. In comparison, the SEL and Limited trims receive a dip of 56 and 91 miles in the rear-wheel and all-wheel drive versions respectively.

Electric SUVs With The Longest Range

Fisker Ocean – 360 Miles

The Fisker Ocean comes in three available configurations: Extreme, Ultra, and Sport. The Extreme trim runs on a dual-motor all-wheel drive layout and is powered by the Hyper Range 113-kWh battery pack (106.5 kWh usable) with an EPA range of 360 miles. It features the Pulsar Max Mode 3 charger that fully charges the battery in 12 hours, while DC fast-charging accomplishes the same in 33 minutes and six seconds.

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Fisker offers free charging on Allego’s European charger network for a year to buyers who register before March 31st, 2024 with FISKER FLEX. It also has a full-length panoramic SolarSky roof that features integrated solar panels that can harvest up to 1,500 miles of energy from sunlight per year. This rises to over 2,000 miles under ideal conditions. Pricing starts at $61,499, a $7,500 drop from when it was made open for orders.

Rivian R1S – 352 Miles

The Rivian R1S offers an array of battery pack options, starting with a standard 105 kWh battery pack that provides an EPA-estimated range of 274 miles. The large 135 kWh pack extends the range to 352 miles. For the maximum range, the R1S runs on a 149.0 kWh Max battery pack which Rivian estimates at 400 miles. The R1S has DC fast-charging at over 200 kW which ensures efficient recharges of up to 140 miles in 20 minutes.

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The R1S enjoys Rivian’s commitment to charging infrastructure with the planned installation of 3,500+ Rivian Adventure Network DC fast chargers and 10,000+ Rivian Waypoints Level 2 11.5-kW chargers (similar to the home wall chargers). From 2024, the R1S will have access to charging in over 12,000 Tesla Supercharger locations to make on-the-go charging easier.

Tesla Model X – 348 Miles

Before the Fisker Ocean and Rivian R1S, the Tesla Model X had the longest range of electric SUVs. The Model X has been fitted with different battery packs over the years. The current version features the same 85-kWh battery pack that’s in the Model S and offers 348 miles of range on a full charge. In 2019, the EPA estimated the Model X’s longest battery range at 325 miles on a full charge.

Performance Specifications

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It has a starting price of $79,990, almost $2,000 more expensive than the Rivian R1S. The Model X is 350 horsepower less powerful than the Plaid trim, which accounts for it offering 15 miles more range. Using the Tesla Supercharger network, it can recoup 200 miles in 15 minutes like the Model S.

Electric Pickup Trucks With The Longest Range

Rivian R1T – 352 Miles

The Rivian R1T offers the same 105, 135, and 149 kWh battery packs, as well as AC and DC charging capabilities as its SUV counterpart. Compared to the 400-mile capacity of the R1S, the R1T boasts a 410-mile range on the Max battery pack. The large battery pack in the dual-motor and performance dual-motor all-wheel drive trims deliver an EPA-estimated range of 352 miles with the 21-inch wheels, and 341 miles with the 22-inch wheels.

Performance Specifications

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The increased power of the quad-motor all-wheel drive trim reduces the EPA-estimated range to 328 miles on the 21-inch wheels, 303 miles with 22-inch wheels, and 289 miles with 20-inch wheels. The Max battery pack is not available on the dual-motor and quad-motor setups. Like the R1S, the R1T accommodates 240V charging that recharges the battery in 13 hours.

Tesla Cybertruck – 340 Miles

The futuristic Tesla Cybertruck is Tesla’s game-changer in the world of electric pickup trucks. It has the ability to provide up to 11.5 kW of power directly to your home. In the back seats and the truck bed, they feature wireless charging, USB-C, and multiple outlets that make the Cybertruck excellent for both work and play. Its all-wheel drive trim will offer a range Tesla estimates at 340 miles, with the ability to recover up to 136 miles of range in 15 minutes on a Tesla Supercharger.

Performance Specifications

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The rear-wheel drive trim will provide an estimated range of 250 miles, while the performance-oriented Cyberbeast trim will hit 320 miles. For that moment when you need more range, a range extender can be sold and installed separately on the $79,990 all-wheel drive trim, providing an additional 130+ miles.

Ford F-150 Lightning – 320 Miles

The Ford F-150 Lightning features a 131-kWh extended-range battery as an optional upgrade for the XLT, Lariat, and Platinum trims. This battery delivers an EPA-estimated range of 320 miles on the XLT and Lariat trims, which reduces slightly to 300 miles on the Platinum trim. The standard 98-kWh battery on all trims produces an EPA-estimated range of 240 miles.

Performance Specifications

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When a DC fast charger of over 150 kW is employed, the 98-kWh battery can be charged from 15-80 percent in 36 minutes, while the 131-kWh pack takes only 41 minutes. Ford has the BlueOval Charge Network where the company combines over 88,000 chargers from various networks, including the planned 2024 inclusion of Tesla Superchargers for convenient EV charging. The Pro trim starts at $49,995 and is eligible for a $7,500 electric vehicle tax credit.