Every EV Brand in America for 2027: What Each Automaker Sells

EVs Reach More Segments

Battery-electric vehicles have gradually gained market share as automakers have improved charging speeds and driving ranges. Since the Nissan Leaf and Tesla Roadster returned EVs to the national stage in the late 2000s, the category has expanded beyond small cars.

Today, electric models appear across much of the vehicle market. The brands covered here offer a mix of cars, SUVs, pickups and commercial vans.

Luxury Brands Expand Lineups

Audi sells electric cars and SUVs, ranging from the Q4 e-tron to the 912-hp RS e-tron GT. Its two electric SUVs come in wagon or fastback body styles. BMW’s electric sedans resemble its gas-powered models, while the iX3 and incoming i3 promise newer designs and technology.

Cadillac offers electric SUVs in several sizes, including the Escalade IQ. Genesis sells the Electrified GV70 and GV60, while Lucid Motors, which builds only EVs, has launched its second model, the Gravity SUV.

American Brands Add Utility

Chevrolet’s EV range centers on SUVs and includes a WT version of the Silverado EV pickup for business owners. GMC offers two electric pickups and an SUV. Ford’s two electric models are the Mustang Mach-E SUV and E-Transit commercial van.

Ram currently sells one EV. The company had planned to begin building the 1500 REV in late 2024, with deliveries in early 2025, but the electric pickup is now delayed to late 2026.

More Brands, Distinct Models

Hyundai’s Ioniq 5 won Car and Driver’s EV of the Year award in 2022, followed by the Ioniq 6 in 2023. The Ioniq 5 N won in 2024; its features include faux gearshifts and engine noises.

Lexus sells the RZ SUV, related to the Toyota bZ, and an electric ES sedan. Nissan’s sole U.S. EV is the Leaf, which became an SUV for its third generation. Fiat’s only U.S. model is an electric version of the 500 city car; its Topolino is classified as a Low Speed Vehicle and limited to 25 mph.

Mini currently offers one U.S. EV, a battery-powered Countryman, after the latest electric Cooper hatchback was delayed indefinitely. The Italian luxury brand in the guide offers three U.S. EVs related to its gas-powered models, each marked with the Folgore suffix.