- Nio EP9 — The car has a top speed of 195 mph and a horsepower rating of 1,341, giving it a zero-to-60 time of only 2.7 seconds. At least six of the 16 produced units have been sold to investors at $1.2 million each.
- Tesla Model S Performance — 60 mph in just 2.4 seconds. Tesla says its top speed is 163 mph and it carries an average range of 345 before complete discharge.
- Rimac’s C_Two — With a 1,914 horsepower rating and a 403-mile range, the newer sibling is able to go from zero-to-60 in 1.85 seconds and a 256 mph top speed
- Genovation GXE — The Genovation GXE is a converted all-electric Chevy Corvette with a horsepower rating of 800. It currently holds the record for “fastest street-legal electric car to exceed 209 mph.
- Tesla Roadster — This new Roadster will be able to hit top speeds of over 250 mph, and 60 mph in 1.9 seconds. The $200,000 car also will have a 620-mile range.
- Aspark Owl — The Aspark Owl, a 1,150 horsepower supercar, will be able to reach 174 mph and have a 180-mile range. The Owl recently hit 62 mph in 1.9 seconds, although it’s still in testing.
- Porsche Taycan — Formally known as the Mission E, the Taycan will be Porsche’s first fully-electric car. Porsche initially had a target of 20,000 units for its first year of production, but it recently doubled this number due to interest, and the company already has more 30,000 reservations, it recently revealed.
- Dendrobium D-1. — The D-1 is the first in a series of electric cars by Dendrobium Automotive. The car originally debuted at the 2017 Geneva Motor Show and made an appearance at this year’s 24 Hours of Le Mans event.
- Pininfarina Battista — The Battista is a 1,900 horsepower rated electric car from Automobili Pininfarina. The Battista can reach 60 mph in under two seconds. North America will see 50 out of the 150 Battista units that will be made. Half of those 50 have already been claimed, despite a $2.5 million price tag, according to CNBC.
- Aston Martin Rapide E — Rapide E will be Aston Martin’s first fully electric vehicle. The 612-horsepower car can reach a top speed of 155 mph and can go zero-to-60 mph in four seconds.
- Lotus Evija — Although the company has not released final specifications, its target is 2,000 horsepower, which would be good for a zero-62 mph acceleration time of under three seconds and a top speed of around 200 mph.
