As global awareness of environmental issues grows and the shift toward clean energy accelerates, electric vehicles (EVs) are quickly becoming the smartest choice for consumers seeking a combination of performance, luxury, and long driving range. With rapid advancements in battery and charging technologies, EVs today are capable of exceeding 800 kilometers on a single charge—something that seemed like a dream only a few years ago.

This report highlights the top electric vehicles with the longest ranges available in global markets as of 2025. It focuses on performance, advanced technology features, pricing, and market availability—particularly in the Middle East.

1. Lucid Air Grand Touring – 824 km (World’s Longest Real-World Range)

Leading the pack is the Lucid Air Grand Touring, boasting a staggering range of 824 km per charge—the longest of any electric car on the market. This sleek luxury sedan blends aerodynamic design with outstanding performance, accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3 seconds and reaching a top speed of around 270 km/h.

It supports ultra-fast charging up to 350 kW, allowing it to regain over 320 km of range in just 12 minutes. Priced from $110,900, it's available in the U.S. and select Gulf markets such as Saudi Arabia and the UAE, where it's gaining popularity thanks to its advanced tech and refined interior.

2. Lucid Gravity – 724 km (Next-Gen Seven-Seat SUV)

The upcoming Lucid Gravity SUV promises an impressive range of 724 km, making it one of the most capable electric SUVs. It features three rows of seating and can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in about 3.2 seconds, with a dual-motor system delivering up to 828 horsepower.

It supports 350 kW fast charging and is expected to launch by late 2025 with a starting price of $80,000. It’s an ideal option for families looking for both performance and extended range.

3. Tesla Model S Plaid – 647 km (Blistering Performance)

A long-standing EV pioneer, Tesla’s Model S Plaid delivers supercar-level acceleration—0 to 100 km/h in a jaw-dropping 2.1 seconds—while maintaining a strong range of 647 km.

It supports up to 250 kW charging via Tesla’s Supercharger network and features a futuristic interior with a 17-inch display and semi-autonomous driving systems. The Model S Plaid is globally available with a price around $108,000.

4. Mercedes EQS 450+ – 690 km (German Electric Luxury)

The Mercedes EQS 450+ delivers one of the most luxurious EV experiences, with a range of 690 km. Though it has a modest 0–100 km/h acceleration of 6.2 seconds, it excels in interior comfort and technology, including the massive MBUX Hyperscreen that spans the dashboard.

It supports up to 200 kW charging, restoring 80% of battery capacity in about 30 minutes. Prices start from $105,550, with availability in the U.S., Europe, and growing interest in Gulf countries.

5. Rivian R1S – 644 km (Adventure-Ready SUV)

An all-American adventure SUV, the Rivian R1S offers 644 km of range in its highest configuration, with quad-motor all-wheel drive and 0–100 km/h acceleration in about 3 seconds.

It supports 350 kW DC fast charging, adding up to 225 km in just 20 minutes. With a starting price of $78,450, it primarily targets the North American market.

6. Polestar 3 – 650 km (Scandinavian Balance)

The Polestar 3 brings elegant Scandinavian design to the EV SUV segment, offering a driving range of 650 km and a comfortable, safe driving experience. It reaches a top speed of 180 km/h and accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 7.8 seconds.

It supports charging up to 250 kW and features the integrated Android Automotive OS from Google. Pricing starts at $85,000, with gradual expansion across Europe and North America.

7. XPENG P7 – 576 km (China’s Electric Sedan Challenger)

From China’s rising EV stars, the XPENG P7 offers sporty looks and strong performance, with a range of 576 km. It sprints from 0 to 100 km/h in about 4.1 seconds and supports fast charging up to 145 kW.

Starting at $57,000, it’s available in China, Singapore, and several other Asian markets, providing an affordable yet high-tech alternative to European and American EVs.

8. Chevrolet Silverado EV RST – 792 km (Electric Pickup Powerhouse)

The electric Chevrolet Silverado EV RST is a standout in the pickup truck segment, with an impressive range of 792 km despite its large size. It accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in roughly 4 seconds and supports 350 kW fast charging.

Its top-tier RST model starts at $97,895 and primarily targets the U.S. market. With a rugged design and practical utility, it’s a strong competitor to Tesla’s Cybertruck.

9. Tesla Cybertruck – 523 km (The Futuristic Icon)

The iconic Cybertruck by Tesla offers a range of 523 km, 0–100 km/h acceleration in 4.1 seconds, and support for 250 kW fast charging. Starting at $54,000, its stainless-steel futuristic design has stirred plenty of debate.

Love it or hate it, the Cybertruck represents a major leap in electric pickup design and off-road capability.

As the global EV race accelerates, electric vehicles are no longer just about sustainability—they now rival and even surpass traditional combustion vehicles in range, technology, and comfort. With new players emerging from the U.S., Europe, and China, consumers now have an abundance of choices to suit every lifestyle and need. Whether you’re after a luxury sedan, a spacious SUV, or a powerful electric truck, 2025 marks a defining moment in the evolution of electric mobility. The future of driving is not just electric—it’s already here.