Electric supercars have arrived in the world of speed, and they’re here to stay. Gone are the days when electric vehicles were seen as slow, economical options—today, they are redefining performance. Here are 19 mind-blowing electric supercars that make time feel like standing still.
Rimac Nevera (2021)
The Rimac Nevera is the epitome of an “electric” supercar: Jaw-dropping specs and futuristic tech. With a 1,914-horsepower quad-motor setup, this marvel from Croatia accelerates from 0 to 60 mph in a staggering 1.85 seconds. The Nevera is not just a dragstrip demon but also one of the fastest electric cars ever at 258 mph. A full charge puts 340 miles under your belt. At $2.4 million, it’s a ticket to the future, one-speed record at a time.
Tesla Roadster (2022)
The 2022 unveiled first model of the Roadster gives an impressive tri-motor all-wheel drive system that accelerates to 60 mph in an astonishing 1.9 seconds. Such performance puts it among the fastest cars on earth, whether electric or not. With a top speed of more than 250 miles per hour and a range of about 620 miles, the Tesla Roadster proves that the electric power does not compromise with anything. At around $200,000, it’s surprisingly affordable for such an insane performance. Little-known secret: The Roadster’s 200 kWh battery pack is the biggest ever installed in a Tesla.
Lucid Air Sapphire (2024)
Lucid Motors’ Air Sapphire is one of the most anticipated electric supercars coming to the market. With 1,200 horsepower and less than 2 seconds for the 0-to-60 mph runtime, the new rival to classic luxury car performance standards stands tall. But while most will be able to encompass a fast-paced and all-electric driving experience, going as far as 520 miles on a full charge, the Lucid Air Sapphire goes farther than that. With a price mark of around $250,000, this vehicle marries electric power with extreme comfort. Fun fact: Lucid’s engineers spent countless hours in the wind tunnel to optimize the car’s aerodynamic performance, ensuring it slices through the air as smoothly as it accelerates.
Pininfarina Battista (2022)
The all-electric supercar built with Italian soul is the Pininfarina Battista. The gorgeous car packs in 1,900 hp and a top speed of 217 mph. But it’s not just about the power, though—it’s one of Earth’s fastest accelerating production cars. Its 0-60 mph time is a mere 1.79 seconds. It comes with a 120-kWh battery that ranges around 300 miles and boasts a price tag north of $2 million; it’s a genuine luxury item. What makes this supercar even more impressive is the degree of craftsmanship that went into it—after all, it comes from the legendary Italian design house Pininfarina.
Lotus Evija (2020)
The Lotus Evija is a British electric supercar boasting a 2,000-horsepower quad-motor system that allows it to go from 0-60 mph in under 3 seconds. Top speed? A blistering 200 mph. With a range of 215 miles, it’s perfect for track days, but it could also double as a streetcar if you’re feeling bold. Priced at around $2.1 million, it’s an electric rocket made for the elite. Fun fact: The Evija was designed using advanced computational fluid dynamics (CFD), ensuring it achieves maximum downforce without compromising its top speed.
Nio EP9 (2016)
The Nio EP9 was created to set records—and break them, it did. With a quad-motor setup that puts out 1,341 horses, this Chinese electric supercar can rush from 0-60 mph in a blistering 2.7 seconds and hit its top speed of 194 mph. It set a record lap at the Nürburgring Nordschleife, so it’s not just a pretty face but a serious track weapon. Although it has a short range of 265 miles, it compensates for that in terms of performance that will leave you breathless. For that price point, around $1.5 million, it is possibly the most advanced electric vehicle ever built.
Ferrari SF90 Stradale (2020)
Ferrari has just officially entered the electric game with the SF90 Stradale plug-in hybrid supercar, blasting the boundaries of any possible superhero regarding its speed and technology. Combining a 4.0L twin-turbo V8 engine with three electric motors, the SF90’s hybrid system gives it 986 horsepower. It accelerates from 0-60 in just 2.5 seconds, and though it isn’t entirely electric, it can run on electric power alone for some 15 miles—perfect short trips around town. Top speed is 211 mph. Priced at $625,000, the SF90 Stradale shows Ferrari’s commitment to staying ahead of the curve.
Porsche Taycan Turbo S (2020)
The Porsche Taycan Turbo S proves that electric doesn’t have to mean sacrificing thrills. With 750 horsepower from its dual-motor system, it sprints to 60 mph in just 2.4 seconds. The Taycan posts a top speed of 161 mph. That may not seem dramatic about some of its competition, but it still puts most cars in the rearview mirror. And, with a range of around 280 miles, this Porsche is more than a track-day toy; it is a marvel of the road. Set at $185,000, the Taycan Turbo S is a performance car that doesn’t flinch from any challenge.
McLaren Artura (2021)
McLaren Artura is a massive step for the British house because it is the first plug-in hybrid supercar from that stable, combining a 3.0-liter twin-turbo V6 powerplant with an electric motor and adding up to 671 horsepower. It rockets to 60 mph in 3.0 seconds, and its top speed is 205 mph. It boasts of its trademark lightweight design, leaving the Artura to have a silky feel around corners, while the all-electric range, about 19 miles, would be perfect for short drives around the city. It begins at $225,000, and without exaggeration, this McLaren is truly a tech-filled machine that gives a taste of electric performance and does not lose the iconic speed and handling.
Audi e-Tron GT (2021)
The Audi e-Tron GT is a luxury electric supercar that mates refinement with performance. With a total 637 hp output from its dual-motor setup, the e-Tron GT shoots to 60 in just 3.1 seconds. It has a top speed of 155 mph and offers a range of 238 miles on a full charge. Audi’s Quattro all-wheel-drive system ensures that the e-Tron GT offers incredible handling, whether driving on dry pavement or in wet conditions. Priced at $139,900, the e-Tron GT brings Audi’s performance pedigree into the electric future. Fun fact: the e-Tron GT shares its platform with the Porsche Taycan, proving once again that the best things in life come from collaboration.
Byton M-Byte (2022)
Byton’s M-Byte is an electric SUV. Though not strictly a supercar in the old-school sense, this one is on the list due to its brilliant design and class-leading electric performance. With a top speed of 124 mph and a range of 300 miles, the M-Byte is perfect for those wanting luxury, along with electric performance minus the insane price tag. Starting from around $45,000, it’s a budget-friendly option for those looking to test the waters in the world of electric performance. Fun fact: The M-Byte sports a 48-inch touchscreen down the dashboard’s center.
Aston Martin Rapide E (2019)
Aston Martin brings the luxury sports sedan to the electric frontier, so to speak, in a Rapide E. Combining high-performance engineering with an elegant design, this electrified version of their iconic Rapide delivers 602 horsepower from a dual-motor setup. It launches to 60 mph in just 4.0 seconds and tops out at about 155 mph. While all that is important, the Rapide E is about an electric powertrain’s luxury driving experience and quietness. It delivers about 200 miles on a full charge. Priced at around $250,000, the Rapide E is for someone who wants to cruise in style and with a conscience. Fun fact: Aston Martin limited production to just 155 units, so this is quite a rare and heavily exclusive electric vehicle.
Jaguar I-PACE (2018)
While the I-PACE is more of a luxury SUV than a traditional supercar, its performance and tech make it stand out as an electric powerhouse. This British beauty comes with a dual-motor powertrain and boasts 394 horsepower, which shoots the car into speeds of 60 mph in just 4.5 seconds. Its top speed is 124 mph, with a range of 246 miles. It’s a great entry point into high-performance electric vehicles, starting at around $70,000.
BMW i8 Roadster (2018)
The BMW i8 Roadster is a plug-in hybrid that combines futuristic technology with a body that turns every head. The car has a turbocharged 1.5L three-cylinder engine mated to an electric motor for a combined output of 369 horsepower. The car accelerates to 0-60 mph in a mere 4.2 seconds and tops at 155 mph. Although its electric-only range is around 18 miles, the hybrid powertrain performs well within 330 miles. Starting at around $165,000, the i8 Roadster is the electrified supercar putting electric performance on the road with style and innovation.
Polestar 1 2019
Volvo’s performance brand, Polestar, made waves with Polestar 1, a plug-in hybrid that brings speed, luxury, and friendliness to the earth. Polestar 1 carries a hybrid powertrain comprising a 2.0L turbocharged engine and electric motors, generating 619 horsepower that propels it from 0-60 mph in just 3.9 seconds. Its electric-only range is 52 miles, which makes it perfect for short city trips, whereas the combined range stretches to around 400 miles. With a price tag of $155,000, the Polestar 1 is a high-performance hybrid that promises speed and eco-consciousness.
Mercedes-Benz EQS AMG (2022)
Mercedes-Benz’s EQS AMG is a genuine luxury electric supercar. As the high-performance variant of the EQS sedan, it churns out an eye-watering 750 horsepower and achieves 0-60 mph in just 3.4 seconds. Other than a top speed electronically limited to 155 mph, other factors make this car desirable, primarily the up to 350-mile range that allows you to enjoy a long-distance trip without stopping for a recharge. The price tag of around $150,000 barely abridges the lavishness, scintillating performance, and cutting-edge technology that cloaks the EQS AMG. Fun fact: The EQS features a 56-inch curved glass screen that covers the entire dashboard, giving it a futuristic look.
McLaren P1 (2013)
McLaren P1, while not an updated electric supercar, is still considered one of the best in its class regarding hybrid powertrains. With a combined 903 horsepower from a 3.8L twin-turbo V8 and an electric motor, the car goes from 0-60 mph in 2.8 seconds. Its top speed is 217 mph, providing an electric-only range of approximately 19 miles. The P1 supercar marries electrification with McLaren’s legendary performance engineering, costing $1.15 million. Fun fact: Only 375 of the P1 models were manufactured, making it one of the most collectible McLarens ever.
Tesla Model S Plaid (2021)
The Tesla Model S Plaid is the cheapest on this list and one of the fastest. With insane 1,020 horsepower, this thing goes from 0-60 mph in under 1.99 seconds, beating almost every supercar on the planet. The Model S Plaid can accelerate to a top speed of 200 mph and has a range of some 390 miles – making it fast but practical. The price for this electric supercar via a four-door is $135,990. Fun fact: The Model S Plaid’s “Plaid” mode is named after a joke from the movie Spaceballs, where the ship reaches ludicrous speed before going even faster, to “plaid speed.”
Fisker Ocean Extreme (2023)
The Fisker Ocean Extreme is a stylish electric SUV that combines eco-conscious design with impressive performance. While it’s not traditionally seen as a supercar, its electric capabilities and innovative features make it a worthy addition to the electric performance world. Powered by dual motors, the Ocean Extreme delivers 550 horsepower and can reach 60 mph in 3.9 seconds, with a top speed of 125 mph. It offers a range of 350 miles, making it a practical option for long drives. With a starting price of $68,999, the Ocean Extreme is an affordable entry into high-performance electric vehicles. Fun fact: The Ocean is made from 100% recycled materials, including fishnet plastics and upcycled tires, making it one of the market’s most environmentally friendly electric SUVs.
12 Cars That Are Known for Their Unbreakable Reliability — They Just Don’t Quit
Reliability is a core feature that defines a vehicle. Over the last few decades, some vehicles have emerged as a reliable and durable option, standing out as workhorses that never quit. These vehicles not only prove themselves in terms of performance but transcend their role and become reliable partners, always fulfilling their role. Here are 12 Cars known for their unbreakable reliability.
12 Cars That Are Known for Their Unbreakable Reliability — They Just Don’t Quit
