Meet the EV Models Electrifying 2020

2020 is expected to bring us around 20 new EV models, and most of them are all-electric. Here are some standout models that we think will really move the needle when it comes to accelerating EV adoption. See which one might be your next EV or win you over to driving electric. (Keep in mind the prices provided are before any of the EV incentives that might be available to you.)

Audi eTron® GT

Gran Turismo style and electric energy make up this attractive Audi expected in Europe in late 2020 and the U.S. in 2021. A vegan interior with carpets made from recyclable materials extends the responsible choices and proves that choosing sustainability doesn’t compromise style.

Range	250 miles
Level 2 Charging (240V)	10 hours
DC Fast Charging (CCS Combo connector)	800-volt charging at up to 350 kW
0 to 60 mph	3.5 seconds
Battery Size	90 kWh
Seats	5
Available Features	434 kW of power (590 horsepower)
Top Track Speed	125 mph

BMW iX3

For those who know and love the BMW brand, this release steps up its presence in the all-electric market with more range and plenty of flash.

Price	$72,000 (est.)
Style	Sports “Activity” Vehicle
Electric Range	250 miles
Level 2 Charging (240V)	10 hours
DC Fast Charging (CCS Combo connector)	30 minutes
0 to 60 mph	5 seconds
Battery Size	75 kWh
Seats	5
Available Features	Fifth-generation BMW eDrive Technology  AWD

Ford Mustang Mach-E 

Vroom, vroom! Ford will soon bring us an all-electric SUV that's an evolution of the iconic Mustang. This new form factor should spark more EV sales for Ford.

Price	Starting at $43,895
Electric Range	230 to 300 miles
Level 2 Charging (240V)	9-12 hours
DC Fast Charging (CCS Combo connector)	47 miles in 10 minutes
0 to 60 mph	Mid-3 seconds (GT)
Battery Size	70 kWh
Seats	5
Available Features	Ford Co-Pilot 360° Technology  AWD
Top Track Speed	112 miles (?)
Styles	First Edition $59,900  Select $43,895  Premium $50,600  California Route 1 $52,400  GT $60,500

Land Rover Range Rover PHEV 

Going down down baby, your street in a Range Rover... with zero emissions! Though it’s not the most affordable PHEV out there, it’s an opportunity to really make your mark without making a bigger carbon footprint than you have to. After pioneering luxury EVs with the Jaguar I-PACE the Range Rover PHEV makes going electric appealing to people who also want to go off the beaten path.

Price	$90,900
Electric Range	22 miles
Level 2 Charging (240V)	2 hours 45 minutes
DC Fast Charging (CCS Combo connector)	N/A
0 to 60 mph	6.4 seconds
Battery Size	13 kWh
Available Features	Regenerative braking, wading capacity of up to 35.4 inches.
Top Track Speed	137 mph
Styles	RANGE ROVER HSE Base MSRP from $90,900*   P400 HSE Base MSRP from $95,950*   Dark Atlas grille surround, Atlas grille mesh and ribs, perforated Windsor leather seats.  P525 HSE Base MSRP from $105,950*   518 HP V8 engine with Dynamic Response, 21" 6 Spoke 'Style 6002' alloy wheels and other luxury performance features.

Lincoln Corsair (formerly MKC)  

Formerly known as the MKC, the new Corsair is Lincoln’s first plug-in hybrid option, expected in 2021. It offers another luxury option for devotees of the brand. The more people who can go electric, the better for all of us.

Price	$35,945
Electric Range and Charging Time	TBD
Connector Types	J1772
DC Fast Charging	N/A
Available Features	Lincoln Co-Pilot360™ Driver Assistance  All-Wheel Drive  Lincoln Concierge  Piano Key Shifters

 

Mazda MX-30

Mazda's first electric vehicle is a sleek SUV that will attract fans of the brand's fun "zoom zoom" driving experience.

Price	~$35,000
Electric Range and Charging Time	120 miles (193 km)
Level 2 Charging (240V)	5 hours
DC Fast Charging (CCS Combo connector)	31 min (to go from 18 to 144 km or 10 to 90 miles)
0 to 60	9 seconds
Battery Size	35.5 kWh
Available Features	Skyactiv engine, Smart Brake Support (SBS), safety features and more

Mercedes EQC 

The EQC delivers Mercedes style in the company’s first all-electric package, presenting a gorgeous silhouette with an impressive amount of power. It’s sure to win over brand loyalists and catch the eye of others who want luxury and electricity combined. 

Price	$70,000
Electric Range	275 to 290 miles
Level 2 Charging (240V)	11 hours
DC Fast Charging (CCS Combo connector)	80% in 40 minutes
0 to 60 mph	4.8 seconds
Battery Size	80 kWh
Available Features	Horsepower: 402 hp  Torque: 516 lb-ft  4MATIC all-wheel drive  Standard active brake assist  Integration with ChargePoint   19 or 20” wheels
Top Track Speed	112 mph

Mercedes Vision EQS 

This attractive and highly anticipated electric sedan rounds out Mercedes’ electric offerings. Few details are available, but those who’ve gotten their hands on it loved the car: 

MINI Electric 

Everyone’s favorite little UK classic goes all electric at an affordable price, reasonable range and workable charging time. Whether you dig the MINI brand, want an adorable electric car at a low cost or are Jason Bourne, the MINI Electric is a great option.

Price	$29,900
Electric Range	146 miles
Level 2 Charging (240V)	6 hours
DC Fast Charging (CCS Combo connector)	80% in 35 minutes
Battery Size	32.6 kWh
Seats	5
Available Features	Connected Navigation, Heated Exterior Mirrors and front seats, Sport Leather Multifunction Steering Wheel

Polestar 2 

Volvo’s all-electric brand brings an attractive, affordable in the electric “fastback” shape of the Polestar 2. To be produced in China, it’s a totally redesigned approach to electric cars to enable a low center of gravity and maximum interior space for this performance car. 

Price	$55,000
Electric Range	~300 miles (500 km)
Level 2 Charging (240V)	8-10 hours
DC Fast Charging (CCS Combo connector)	80% in 45 minutes
0 to 60 mph (0 to 100 km)	4.7 seconds
Battery Size	78 kWh
Power	300 kW / 408 hp
Seats	5
Available Features	Natural speech recognition, backed by Google services, phone-as-key, vegan interior, advanced LED headlights
Top Track Speed	140 miles
Wheels	20” alloy wheels
Styles	Shanghai or Berlin packages

Porsche Taycan

We’ve already highlighted the ins and outs of charging this stylish sports car, but this beauty is worth checking out if your budget allows. 

Rivian R1S SUV 

Rivian has been getting a lot of buzz for its electric pickup, but the brand’s off-roading SUV also looks appealing.  

Price	$72,500
Electric Range	Up to 400 miles
Level 2 Charging (240V)	16 hours
DC Fast Charging (CCS Combo connector)	200 miles in 30 minutes (up to 110 kW)
0 to 60 mph	3 seconds
Battery Size	105 / 135 / 180 kWh options
Seats	7
Available Features	Quad motor system  Up to 750 horsepower  Wading depth over 3 feet  Max towing 7,700 pounds

 

Rivian R1T Truck 

We haven’t seen anyone take a sledgehammer to it (yet), but the Rivian R1T truck is slated to be available in 2020. Pre-order it now if you don’t mind a more traditional than futuristic pickup silhouette. With pricing comparable to many F-150 packages, Rivian will finally deliver a desirable electric truck option for consumers and may break open the market for people who hadn’t considered the switch. 

Price	$61,500
Electric Range	Up to 400 miles
Level 2 AC Charging	16 hours
DC Fast Charging (CCS Combo connector)	200 miles in 30 minutes (up to 110 kW)
0 to 60 mph	3 seconds
Battery Size	105 / 135 / 180 kWh options
Seats	5
Available Features	Horsepower: 754  Cargo space in front and back  Wading depth over 3 feet  Max towing 11,000 pounds
Top Track Speed	125 mph

Tesla Model Y 

Hey, Y not? Tesla has dominated EV sales for years with industry-leading innovations. Now it brings cost savings and scale to the crossover form factor with the Model Y, just as it did with the sedan for the Model 3. Interest is already high as enthusiasts and EV curious folks alike are won over by the features. Parts sharing between the Model 3 and Model Y should help keep costs down for Tesla. 

Price	$48,000
Electric Range	280 to 300 miles
Connector Types	Tesla connector
Level 2 AC Charging	12 hours
DC Fast Charging (Tesla connector)	168 miles in 15 minutes
0 to 60 mph	3.5 sec
Battery Size	50 to 75 kWh
Seats	7 seats
Available Features	Full self-driving capability: 360-degree camera visibility, Forward Facing radar, ultrasonic sensors  Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive  66 cubic feet of cargo space  Designed for safety: all new Tesla cars come standard with emergency braking, collision warning, blind-spot monitoring
Top Track Speed	150 mph
Wheels	20” performance wheels
Styles	Performance  Long Range AWD  Long Range RWD

Crossing the Pond: A Few Highlights for Our European Friends 

We’ve often focused on North American EV models in the past, but as our company and the EV movement have become undeniably global, it’s time to take a look at some hot European releases too. These vehicles use the Type 2 Mennekes connector for Level 2 AC charging and CCS Combo connector for DC fast charging, as is typical in Europe. 

Audi e-tron Sportback 55 quattro

Audi continues to build out its all-electric offerings with the Sportback 55 quattro, a sleek car with tons of range and looks to match. It’s expected to be available in the UK in early 2020 and is a great option for Audi aficionados and electric car fanatics. 

Price	£70,000 (€83,150)
Electric Range	277 miles (446 km)
Level 2 Charging	11 hours
DC Fast Charging (CCS Combo connector)	80% (~192 miles) in 30 minutes, up to 150 kW
0 to 62 mph	5.7 seconds
Battery Size	95 kWh
Available Features	Digital matrix LED headlights
Top Track Speed	125 mph (200 km/h)

Fiat 500e  

Much of the information on this anticipated update is still to be released, but a refreshed design and a bit more range help make the already-attractive Fiat 500e an even more appealing choice among affordable EVs. Fiat has said it will make about 80,000 of the model in Europe, a big jump from the 500e’s small numbers. 

Price	Likely around $33,460
Electric Range	Upgrade expected from the current model’s 84 miles
Battery Size	Upgrade anticipated from the current 24 kWh

Honda E 

This Honda E is super cute, and tens of thousands of people have already registered interest in the compact electric car. Available at an affordable price with a reasonable range, the Honda E provides yet another small car option that’s relatively quick and convenient to charge up at home. 

Price	£26,160 (€33,850)
Electric Range	125 miles (200 km)
Level 2 Charging (240V)	~5 hours
DC Fast Charging (CCS Combo connector)	31 minutes to go from 12 to 36 miles (20 to 60 km)
0 to 60 mph	9.5 sec
Battery Size	32.0 kWh
Seats	4
Top Speed	90 mph (45 km/h)

 

Opel Corsa-e 

 

This compact hatchback will help many folks hit the streets emission-free over the next few years.

Price	£26,490 (€29,900)
Style	Hatchback
Electric Range	180 miles (290 km)
Level 2 Charging (240V)	~7 hours
DC Fast Charging (CCS Combo connector)	28 min to go from 18 to 144 miles (29 to 232 km)
0 to 60 mph	8.1 seconds
Battery Size	50 kWh
Seats	5

 

Peugeot e-208 

 

This all-electric city car will empower new folks to make the switch to electric. 

Price	£25,050 (€30,450)
Electric Range	217 miles (350 km)
Level 2 Charging	7.5 hours
DC Fast Charging (CCS Combo connector)	30 minutes to 80% (nearly 175 miles or 280 km) at 100 kW
0 to 60 mph	8.1 seconds
Battery Size	50 kWh
Seats	5
Available Features	17” aerodynamic aluminum wheels  PEUGEOT 3D i-Cockpit®  Battery has 8-year or 100,000 mile warranty for 70% of its charge capacity.

Volkswagen ID.3

The standard range ID.3 is expected in summer 2020, bringing another compact and stylish option to European drivers. The 275 km range should be enough for most trips and the sleek design is appealing without being overly futuristic. It’s already available for pre-order in the Netherlands and UK, and is expected to be released in Germany as well. 

Price	£22,000 (€30,000) for standard range to £37,000 (€45,000) for long range
Electric Range	170 miles (275 km) to 280 miles (450 km)
Level 2 Charging (240V)	8 hours
DC Fast Charging (CCS Combo connector)	34 minutes (from 45 to 360 km)
0 to 60 mph	3 seconds
Battery Size	45 to 77 kWh
Seats	5
Styles	Standard Mid Range Long Range

Volvo XC40 P8 AWD Recharge  

Volvo adds on to the longstanding availability of its XC90 PHEV with the XC40 P8, its first all-electric vehicle under the Recharge brand. With a good size and features that many drivers demand, like all-wheel drive, at a price point typical for the category, it should quickly become an option of interest. Volvo aims for half of its sales to be all-electric by 2025, and this model shows it’s on its way. 

Price	£50,000 (€59,000)
Electric Range	230 miles (375 km)
Level 2 Charging (240V)	9 hours
DC Fast Charging (CCS Combo connector)	33 min to go from 38 to 300 km (25 to 185 miles)
0 to 60 mph (0 to 100 km)	4.9 sec
Battery Size	75 kWh
Seats	5
Available Features	AWD
Top Speed	112 mph (180 km/h)

That’s all we’ve got for now! Stay tuned for more information about charging some of these highly anticipated models and to see how their sales are going. 

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