
Why did the Model 3 win?
The Model 3 might be the best value electric car you can buy, combining an Edmunds Rating of 8.1 out of 10, a starting price of $43,880, and an Edmunds-tested range of 338 miles. This is the best Model 3 yet. It is impressively well rounded thanks to improved build quality, ride comfort, and a compelling combination of efficiency, performance and value.
"The Model 3 offers just about the perfect combination of everything — speed, range, comfort, space, tech, accessibility and convenience. It's a no-brainer if you want a sensible EV." — Jonathan Elfalan, director of vehicle testing
Read full review2025 Audi A6 Sportback E-tron
Read full reviewWhy is the A6 Sportback E-tron highly recommended?
Audi's latest electric vehicle, the A6 Sportback E-tron is a winner. Starting at $67,195, it blew its EPA-estimated range out of the water in the Edmunds EV Range Test (392 miles with an all-wheel-drive model), and it's a lot of fun to drive. Plus, it is an impressively smooth and quiet ride.
Read full review2026 BMW i5
Read full reviewWhy is the i5 highly recommended?
BMW took one of our highest-rated sedans, the 5 Series, and made it electric. But the i5 doesn't feel like a compromise. Starting at $68,275, the i5 went a whopping 321 miles in the Edmunds EV Range Test. It offers the same beautiful interior and comfortable ride as its gas-powered sibling, combined with the quiet drive and robust range you'd expect of a luxury EV. Its compelling tech and pleasurable driving experience also make the i5 a great choice.
