Electric Cars Are Everywhere Now. Here’s Who Makes What.

Gas-powered cars still rule American roads, but the electric revolution is quietly gaining ground. Since the Nissan Leaf and Tesla Roadster put battery power back in the spotlight in the late 2000s, automakers have poured years of effort into making EVs charge faster and drive farther.

Those early models were small and niche. Today, electric vehicles span nearly every category—from compact sedans to heavy-duty pickups and luxury SUVs.

For anyone shopping around, the sheer number of options can be overwhelming. That’s why we’ve put together a complete rundown of every electric vehicle currently available in the United States, broken down by brand. A quick note: this list covers battery-electric cars only, so you won’t find hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles here.

If you’re curious about what’s on the market right now, this guide has you covered.

This article was written by Caleb Miller, a lifelong car enthusiast who started blogging about automobiles at age 13. After graduating from Carnegie Mellon University, he joined the Car and Driver team—turning a childhood dream into a career. Caleb has a soft spot for quirky, offbeat vehicles (he’d love to own a Nissan S-Cargo someday) and is a devoted motorsports fan.

His reporting cuts through the noise to give you the facts, plain and simple.