#range-and-charging

#range-and-charging

Toyota's all-electric C-HR debuts with multiple powertrains, standard dual-motor AWD (338 hp), roughly 273–287 mile range, NACS charging, and a $38,135 starting price.

Tesla will offer Standard Range (325 miles) and Long Range (500 miles) Semi trims with three-motor rear powertrain and high-power MCS 3.2 charging up to 1.2 MW.

Early affordable EVs like first- and second-generation Nissan Leafs offer low upfront cost but have limited range and accelerated battery degradation, complicating long-distance usability.

Kia's EV2 is a boxy, Soul-like entry-level electric hatch with two battery sizes, modest WLTP range, V2L/V2G charging, and European launch only.

Xiaomi's 2026 SU7 update adds higher-voltage platforms, increased range, faster charging, more power, interior tweaks, and raises prices by about $2,000.

Munro M280 is a heavy-duty electric off-road vehicle offering instant torque, 170-mile real-world range, fast 15–80% charging, multiple configurations, and durable construction.

Steep Porsche Taycan depreciation creates half-priced used luxury EVs that deliver strong range and fast charging but have small trunks and occasional connectivity quirks.