Information on electric pickups and cargo vans can be found on our Pickups and Vans page.
Information on used electric vehicles and dealers can be found on our Used Vehicles page. Note that a large number of used 2021 and 2022 models are widely available. There is a comprehensive listing at autotrader.ca.
For each of the new electric vehicles listed below, the regional dealers and their contact information can be found on our Dealers page.
Further information on factors affecting range as well as government rebates, dealer discounts, operating cost, home charging, the electric driving experience and environmental benefits can be found on our Detailed Information page.
Pickups & Vans Used Vehicles Dealers Detailed InformationWe have been asked to provide information on which electric vehicle models are manufactured in the United States to assist those who wish to avoid purchasing those models in the current political climate. The far right column below provides that information at the present time to the best of our knowledge.
If 100 Canadian electric vehicle purchasers decide to switch from a U.S.-produced vehicle to a non U.S.-produced vehicle at an average price of $60,000, that is a $6 million reduction in sales for U.S. assembly plants.
All of the U.S. assembly plants are located in red states that voted Republican in the 2024 election with the exception of the Rivian plant in Illinois and the Tesla plant in California which are in blue states.
Manufacturers not based in the U.S. often have assembly plants located there and produce electric vehicles both in the U.S. and elsewhere which they ship to Canada. They have begun to contact us to clarify where their vehicles imported into Canada are manufactured.
Note that the Chevrolet Blazer and Equinox are assembled in Mexico. Although Hyundai manufactures the Hyundai Ioniq 5 in the U.S. and Kia manufactures the Kia EV9 there, they both import those models from Korea for the Canadian market. However Kia will import the 2025 EV6 from the U.S. Vinfast has just completed building a plant in the U.S. and is expected to begin production of the Vinfast VF8 and VF9 there this year.
The only electric passenger vehicle assembled in Canada is the Dodge Charger although GM's BrightDrop electric delivery vans are also assembled in Canada.
Models assembled at plants in the U.S. may contain parts manufactured in Canada. Although a reduction in demand for those models in Canada will affect the demand for parts manufactured in Canada, the Canadian new vehicle market is only 12.5% the size of the U.S. market so the reduction in demand for Canadian parts will be relatively small.
By "Battery Electric Vehicle" we mean a vehicle with an electric motor as its only means of propulsion. We list only vehicles that have an EPA range of at least 150 km. While we applaud those who drive hybrid vehicles because they have taken the first step toward a fully electric vehicle, we believe that only fully electric vehicles can make a meaningful change in the transportation landscape.
For Richmond owners, an electric range of 80 km allows for more than two return trips to downtown Vancouver in one day plus an extra margin for safety. For longer trips, we recommend 365 km of range for two hours of highway driving and 525 km for three hours. There is a detailed discussion of range requirements to particular destinations here.
The BEVs available with 7 seats are the Cadillac Escalade IQ, Kia EV9, Mercedes EQB and EQS SUV, Rivian R1S, Tesla Model X and Model Y, Vinfast VF9, Volkswagen ID.Buzz and Volvo EX90. Where the 7 seat version is optional, it will reduce the trunk volume shown in the listing.
We only list vehicle models that the manufacturer states will be availble in the Canadian market. That excludes many European and Asian models and a few that will only be available in the U.S.
For each model, we only list the lowest price version available in Canada and any versions with a larger battery.
Note that substantial discounts from the prices shown here are often available if sales are slow.
A number of new electric vehicle manufacturers have displayed prototypes of models with expected shipping dates in 2025 and then not produced them, in many cases because they do not have sufficient investment funding. We only list those vehicles when they are in production.
Established electric vehicle manufacturers frequently display new electric vehicles long before they enter production and announce shipping dates that are not kept. Manufacturers often begin producing the more expensive versions first and delay introduction of the least expensive versions. We list the lowest price version with a shipping date in 2025 and mark it as not available. We mark it as available when it begins shipping to Canadian advance order holders.
Listed alphabetically. Click on the photo for vehicle website. To sort the data columns, click on the column header to list in ascending order and click again to list in descending order.
See Explanatory Notes below. Although every effort has been made to provide accurate data, there is no liability for errors that may occur. Information important to you should be verified with other sources.
| Vehicle Website | Avail. (Sort ↕) |
Battery (Sort ↕) |
Chg. Rate (Sort ↕) |
Range (Sort ↕) |
Trunk Vol. (Sort ↕) |
MSRP $ (Sort ↕) |
Rebates (Sort ↕) |
US Made (Sort ↕) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Acura ZDX A-Spec |
Yes | 102 kWh | 190 kW | 504 km | 29.7 cu.ft. | $83,200 | None | Yes |
 Audi RS e-tron GT |
Yes | 93 kWh | 270 kW | 383 km | 12.4 cu.ft. | $137,665 | None | No |
 Audi S e-tron GT |
No | 105 kWh | 320 kW | 483 km | 14.3 cu.ft. | $155,650 | None | No |
 Audi Q4 e-tron |
Yes | 82 kWh | 120 kW | 380 km | 18.4 cu.ft. | $63,300 | Federal | No |
 Audi Q4 e-tron Sportback |
Yes | 82 kWh | 120 kW | 389 km | 18.9 cu.ft. | $77,250 | None | No |
 Audi Q6 e-tron |
Yes | 100 kWh | 270 kW | 496 km | 18.6 cu.ft. | $83,795 | None | No |
 BMW i4 eDrive 35 |
Yes | 70.2 kWh | 180 kW | 412 km | 16.6 cu.ft. | $58,780 | Federal | No |
BMW i4 eDrive 40 |
Yes | 83.9 kWh | 200 kW | 484 km | 16.6 cu.ft. | $67,780 | Federal | No |
 BMW i5 xDrive 40 |
Yes | 85 kWh | 200 kW | 412 km | 17.3 cu.ft. | $87,490 | None | No |
 BMW i7 xDrive 60 |
Yes | 106 kWh | 200 kW | 512 km | 11.4 cu.ft. | $155,590 | None | No |
 BMW iX xDrive 40 |
Yes | 76.6 kWh | 150 kW | 322 km | 17.7 cu.ft. | $85,790 | None | No |
BMW iX xDrive 50 |
Yes | 111.5 kWh | 195 kW | 507 km | 17.7 cu.ft. | $101,790 | None | No |
BMW iX M60 xDrive |
Yes | 113.4 kWh | 195 kW | 441 km | 17.7 cu.ft. | $132,790 | None | No |
 Cadillac Escalade IQ |
Yes | 200 kWh | 350 kW | 740 km | 23.7 cu.ft. | $160,598 | None | Yes |
 Cadillac Lyriq |
Yes | 102 kWh | 190 kW | 505 km | 28 cu.ft. | $75,198 | None | Yes |
 Chevrolet Blazer EV LT |
Yes | 100 kWh | 190 kW | 449 km | 30.5 cu.ft. | $60,198 | Federal | No |
 Chevrolet Equinox EV 2LT |
Yes | 85 kWh | 150 kW | 513 km | 39.4 cu.ft. | $51,398 | Federal BC |
No |
 Dodge Charger Daytona |
Yes | 100.5 kWh | 183 kW | 496 km | 22.7 cu.ft. | $56,090 | Federal | No |
 Fiat 500e (Red) |
Yes | 42 kWh | 85 kW | 240 km | 6.5 cu.ft. | $42,090 | Federal BC |
No |
 Ford Mustang Mach-E Select |
Yes | 72 kWh | 150 kW | 398 km | 29 cu.ft. | $55,590 | Federal | Yes |
 Ford Mustang Mach-E Premium Extended Range |
Yes | 91 kWh | 150 kW | 515 km | 29 cu.ft. | $63,590 | Federal | Yes |
 Ford Mustang Mach-E GT Extended Range |
Yes | 91 kWh | 150 kW | 451 km | 29 cu.ft. | $72,590 | None | Yes |
 Genesis GV60 Advanced |
Yes | 77.4 kWh | 250 kW | 400 km | 24 cu.ft. | $73,000 | None | No |
 Genesis Electrified GV70 |
Yes | 77.4 kWh | 350 kW | 380 km | 28.7 cu.ft. | $85,000 | None | Yes |
 Genesis Electrified G80 |
Yes | 87.2 kWh | 350 kW | 454 km | 10.7 cu.ft. | $105,000 | None | No |
 GMC Hummer EV2 SUV |
Yes | 178 kWh | 350 kW | 488 km | 35.9 cu.ft. | $134,097 | None | Yes |
 Honda Prologue EX |
Yes | 85 kWh | 155 kW | 450 km | 25.2 cu.ft. | $62,990 | Federal | No |
 Hyundai Ioniq 5 |
Yes | 63 kWh | 350 kW | 373 km | 26.3 cu.ft. | $55,598 | Federal | No |
Hyundai Ioniq 5 Long Range |
Yes | 84 kWh | 350 kW | 504 km | 26.3 cu.ft. | $58,098 | Federal | No |
 Hyundai Ioniq 5N |
Yes | 84 kWh | 350 kW | 356 km | 26.1 cu.ft. | $80,798 | None | No |
 Hyundai Ioniq 6 Long Range |
Yes | 77.4 kWh | 350 kW | 550 km | 11.2 cu.ft. | $57,598 | Federal | No |
 Hyundai Kona Electric |
Yes | 64.8 kWh | 100 kW | 420 km | 25.5 cu.ft. | $49,098 | Federal BC |
No |
 Jaguar I-Pace |
Yes | 90 kWh | 100 kW | 381 km | 17.8 cu.ft. | $109,000 | None | No |
 Jeep Wagoneer S |
Yes | 100.5 kWh | 200 kW | 480 km | 30.6 cu.ft. | $91,790 | None | No |
 Kia EV6 Wind |
Yes | 77.4 kWh | 350 kW | 499 km | 24.4 cu.ft. | $59,044 | Federal | Yes |
 Kia EV9 Light |
Yes | 76.1 kWh | 350 kW | 370 km | 43.5 cu.ft. | $63,044 | Federal | No |
Kia EV9 Wind |
Yes | 99.8 kWh | 350 kW | 489 | 43.5 cu.ft. | $66,044 | Federal | No |
 Kia Niro EV Wind |
Yes | 64.8 kWh | 350 kW | 407 km | 22.8 cu.ft. | $48,494 | Federal BC |
No |
 Lexus RZ 450e |
Yes | 71.4 kWh | 150 kW | 354 km | 34.1 cu.ft. | $63,160 | None | No |
 Lotus Eletre |
Yes | 112 kWh | 350 kW | 507 km | 21.6 cu.ft. | $129,000 | None | No |
 Lucid Air Pure |
Yes | 88 kWh | 200 kW | 676 km | 16.1 cu.ft. | $96,700 | None | Yes |
Lucid Air Touring |
Yes | 93 kWh | 200 kW | 653 km | 16.1 cu.ft. | $109,200 | None | Yes |
Lucid Air Grand Touring |
Yes | 112 kWh | 300 kW | 772 km | 16.1 cu.ft. | $157,200 | None | Yes |
Lucid Air Sapphire |
Yes | 118 kWh | 300 kW | 687 km | 16.1 cu.ft. | $327,200 | None | Yes |
 Maserati GranTurismo Folgore |
No | 83 kWh | 270 kW | 390 km | 9.5 cu.ft. | $256,700 | None | No |
 Maserati Grecale Folgore |
Yes | 105 kWh | 150 kW | 410 km est. | 18.9 cu.ft. | $138,200 | None | No |
 Mazda MX-30 GS |
Yes | 35.5 kWh | 50 kW | 161 km | 12.9 cu.ft. | $41,540 | Federal BC |
No |
 Mercedes EQB 250+ SUV |
Yes | 70.5 kWh | 100 kW | 359 km | 17.5 cu.ft. | $64,690 | Federal | No |
 Mercedes EQE 350 |
Yes | 90.6 kWh | 170 kW | 451 km | 15.2 cu.ft. | $90,290 | None | Yes |
Mercedes EQE 500 |
Yes | 96 kWh | 170 kW | 462 km | 18.4 cu.ft. | $109,590 | None | Yes |
 Mercedes EQS 450 |
Yes | 118 kWh | 200 kW | 555 km | 20.5 cu.ft. | $140,690 | None | No |
 Mercedes-Maybach EQS 680 SUV |
Yes | 107.8 kWh | 200 kW | 451 km | 15.5 cu.ft. | $243,190 | None | Yes |
 Mini Countryman SE ALL4 |
Yes | 64.6 kWh | 130 kW | 341 km | 16 cu.ft. | $63,147 | Federal | No |
 Nissan Ariya Engage |
Yes | 66 kWh | 130 kW | 348 km | 16.5 cu.ft. | $52,789 | Federal BC |
No | Nissan Ariya Evolve+ |
Yes | 91 kWh | 130 kW | 465 km | 16.5 cu.ft. | $64,789 | Federal | No |
 Nissan Leaf |
Yes | 40 kWh | 50 kW | 240 km | 23.6 cu.ft. | $44,464 | Federal BC |
Yes |
Nissan Leaf PLUS |
Yes | 60 kWh | 100 kW | 342 km | 23.6 cu.ft. | $50,214 | Federal BC |
Yes |
 Polestar 2 |
Yes | 82 kWh | 205 kW | 505 km | 15.5 cu.ft. | $57,750 | Federal | No |
 Polestar 3 |
Yes | 111 kWh | 250 kW | 506 km | 17 cu.ft. | $98,800 | None | Yes |
 Polestar 4 |
No | 100 kWh | 200 kW | 482 km | 17 cu.ft. | $67,600 | None | No |
 Porsche Macan |
Yes | 100 kWh | 270 kW | 507 km | 19 cu.ft. | $100,600 | None | No |
 Porsche Taycan 4S |
Yes | 89 kWh | 270 kW | 405 km | 14.4 cu.ft. | $141,300 | None | No |
Porsche Taycan 4S Plus |
Yes | 105 kWh | 320 kW | 474 km | 14.4 cu.ft. | $151,370 | None | No |
 Rivian R1S Dual Standard |
Yes | 92.5 kWh | 200 kW | 415 km | 41.6 cu.ft. | $109,900 | None | Yes |
Rivian R1S Dual Large |
Yes | 108.5 kWh | 220 kW | 531 km | 41.6 cu.ft. | $117,300 | None | Yes |
Rivian R1S Dual Max |
Yes | 140 kWh | 220 kW | 660 km | 41.6 cu.ft. | $128,900 | None | Yes |
 Rolls Royce Spectre |
Yes | 102 kWh | 195 kW | 468 km | 13.4 cu.ft. | $495,600 | None | No |
 Subaru Solterra |
Yes | 72.8 kWh | 150 kW | 360 km | 27.7 cu.ft. | $58,790 | Federal | No |
 Tesla Model 3 long range |
Yes | 82 kWh | 250 kW | 584 km | 15 cu.ft. | $62,490 | Federal | Yes |
 Tesla Model Y long range |
Yes | 82 kWh | 250 kW | 525 km | 30.2 cu.ft. | $67,490 | Federal | Yes |
 Tesla Model S |
Yes | 100 kWh | 250 kW | 647 km | 31.6 cu.ft. | $117,490 | None | Yes |
 Tesla Model X |
Yes | 100 kWh | 250 kW | 529 km | 37.1 cu.ft. | $124,490 | None | Yes |
 Toyota bZ4X FWD |
Yes | 71.4 kWh | 150 kW | 406 km | 27.7 cu.ft. | $49,435 | Federal BC |
No |
Toyota bZ4X AWD |
Yes | 72.8 kWh | 150 kW | 367 km | 27.7 cu.ft. | $49,936 | Federal BC |
No |
 Vinfast VF8 Eco |
Yes | 87.7 kWh | 250 kW | 412 km | 13.2 cu.ft. | $55,900 | Federal | Yes |
 Vinfast VF9 Eco |
Yes | 123 kWh | 250 kW | 531 km | 7.5 cu.ft. | $77,190 | None | Yes |
 Volkswagen ID.4 |
Yes | 62 kWh | 125 kW | 332 km | 30.3 cu.ft. | $51,095 | Federal BC |
Yes |
Volkswagen ID.4 Pro |
Yes | 82 kWh | 125 kW | 468 km | 30.3 cu.ft. | $55,595 | Federal | Yes |
 Volkswagen ID.Buzz |
Yes | 91 kWh | 200 kW | 377 km | 18.6 cu.ft. | $80,495 | None | No |
 Volvo EC40 |
Yes | 82 kWh | 175 kW | 480 km | 14.3 cu.ft. | $63,415 | Federal | No |
 Volvo EX30 |
Yes | 69 kWh | 153 kW | 420 km | 11.2 cu.ft. | $57,165 | Federal | No |
 Volvo EX40 |
Yes | 82 kWh | 200 kW | 476 km | 14.5 cu.ft. | $63,415 | Federal | No |
 Volvo EX90 |
Yes | 111 kWh | 250 kW | 499 km | 11 cu.ft. | $114,065 | None | Yes |
The models listed are expected to be available in Canada before the end of 2025. The ones listed as available have begun deliveries.
Maximum Charge Rate refers to the vehicle's Level 3 DC fast charging capability. How fast the vehicle can charge at a Level 3 charging station or Tesla Supercharger depends on both the station's maximum ability to deliver the charge and the vehicle's maximum ability to receive the charge. The chart shows the latter. The higher the number, the faster the charging time. This is a maximum. The charge rate will decrease as the battery gets closer to full and if the temperature of the battery is not optimum. Information on Level 1 and Level 2 home charging is available here.
Range is for a combination of city and highway driving as reported by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA rating) or the estimated EPA rating announced by the manufacturer for vehicles not yet available. EPA ratings are averaged for a wide range of environmental conditions. Richmond drivers should achieve increased range due to our ideal environmental conditions for electric vehicles. For highway only driving at higher speeds, there is a detailed discussion of range requirements here.
Trunk volume is with all seats in normal position. It does not include any storage in the front of the vehicle or "frunk".
Manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) is for the base model including freight, destination and dealer charges for delivery in Richmond without upgrade options and accessories and before government rebates, dealer discounts, government fees and taxes. Both the BC and Federal goverments have a luxury vehicle tax. Details here.
The Federal Government rebate is $5,000 after tax. (Federal rebates paused until March 31, 2025) That rebate has not been deducted from the MSRP shown above. The MSRP does include freight and destination charges. The manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) for the base model must be under $55,000 before freight and destination charges. More expensive trim models must not exceed $65,000. In the case of SUVs, pickups and vans, the base model must be under $60,000 and more expensive trim models must not exceed $70,000. Details here.
The BC Government rebate is $4,000 after tax. That rebate has not been deducted from the MSRP shown above. The MSRP does include freight and destination charges. The manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) cannot exceed $50,000 before freight and destination charges for most models including SUVs and cannot exceed $70,000 for pickups and vans. The maximum rebate is reduced if individual total income for tax purposes exceeds $80,000 or household income exceeds $125,000. Details here.
The vehicle dealer will deduct both federal and provincial rebates, if applicable, after taxes at time of purchase and claim it from the governments.
