The 30 quickest EVs on sale, by 0–100 km/h
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#1 2.0 s 0–100
LucidLucid Air Sapphire(MY25-26)
Top speed 330 km/hPower 920 kWWLTP Range 694 kmView specs → from €250,000 -
#2 2.2 s 0–100
PorschePorsche Taycan Turbo GT Weissach
Top speed 305 km/hPower 760 kWWLTP Range 555 kmView specs → from €240,000 -
#3 2.3 s 0–100
PorschePorsche Taycan Turbo GT
Top speed 290 km/hPower 760 kWWLTP Range 554 kmView specs → from €240,000 -
#4 2.4 s 0–100
Mercedes-BenzMercedes-Benz AMG GT 4-Door Coupé 63 4MATIC+
Top speed 300 km/hPower 860 kWWLTP Range 696 kmView specs → from €196,350 -
#5 2.4 s 0–100
TeslaTesla Model S Plaid(MY26)
Top speed 282 km/hPower 760 kWWLTP Range 611 kmView specs → from €120,970 -
#6 2.4 s 0–100
PorschePorsche Taycan Turbo S
Top speed 260 km/hPower 700 kWWLTP Range 630 kmView specs → from €209,900 -
#7 2.4 s 0–100
PorschePorsche Taycan Turbo S Sport Turismo
Top speed 260 km/hPower 700 kWWLTP Range 604 kmView specs → from €210,800 -
#8 2.5 s 0–100
FerrariFerrari Luce
Top speed 310 km/hPower 772 kWWLTP Range 530 kmView specs → from €550,000 -
#9 2.5 s 0–100
PorschePorsche Cayenne Turbo Coupé Electric(MY26)
Top speed 260 km/hPower 850 kWWLTP Range 637 kmView specs → from €168,500 -
#10 2.5 s 0–100
PorschePorsche Cayenne Turbo Electric(MY26)
Top speed 260 km/hPower 850 kWWLTP Range 623 kmView specs → from €165,500 -
#11 2.5 s 0–100
AudiAudi RS e-tron GT performance
Top speed 250 km/hPower 680 kWWLTP Range 592 kmView specs → from €160,500 -
#12 2.5 s 0–100
PorschePorsche Taycan Turbo S Cross Turismo
Top speed 250 km/hPower 700 kWWLTP Range 596 kmView specs → from €211,300 -
#13 2.7 s 0–100
MaseratiMaserati GranTurismo Folgore
Top speed 325 km/hPower 560 kWWLTP Range 459 kmView specs → from €198,212 -
#14 2.7 s 0–100
MaseratiMaserati GranTurismo Folgore(MY27)
Top speed 325 km/hPower 560 kWWLTP Range N/AView specs → from €154,280 -
#15 2.7 s 0–100
Porsche
Porsche Taycan Turbo
Top speed 260 km/hPower 650 kWWLTP Range 630 kmView specs → from €175,600 -
#16 2.7 s 0–100
Porsche
Porsche Taycan Turbo Sport Turismo
Top speed 260 km/hPower 650 kWWLTP Range 606 kmView specs → from €176,600 -
#17 2.8 s 0–100
Mercedes-Benz
Mercedes-Benz AMG GT 4-Door Coupé 55 4MATIC+
Top speed 300 km/hPower 600 kWWLTP Range 700 kmView specs → from €154,700 -
#18 2.8 s 0–100
MaseratiMaserati GranCabrio Folgore
Top speed 290 km/hPower 560 kWWLTP Range 447 kmView specs → from €206,713 -
#19 2.8 s 0–100
LotusLotus Emeya 900
Top speed 256 km/hPower 675 kWWLTP Range 485 kmView specs → from €145,990 -
#20 2.8 s 0–100
AudiAudi RS e-tron GT
Top speed 250 km/hPower 630 kWWLTP Range 598 kmView specs → from €147,500 -
#21 2.8 s 0–100
Porsche
Porsche Taycan Turbo Cross Turismo
Top speed 250 km/hPower 650 kWWLTP Range 597 kmView specs → from €177,000 -
#22 2.9 s 0–100
TeslaTesla Model X Plaid(MY26)
Top speed 262 km/hPower 760 kWWLTP Range 567 kmView specs → from €125,970 -
#23 2.9 s 0–100
LotusLotus Eletre 900
Top speed 260 km/hPower 675 kWWLTP Range 410 kmView specs → from €145,990 -
#24 3.2 s 0–100
LucidLucid Air Grand Touring(MY25-26)
Top speed 270 km/hPower 611 kWWLTP Range 960 kmView specs → from €130,900 -
#25 3.2 s 0–100
MGMG IM5 Performance
Top speed 270 km/hPower 553 kWWLTP Range 575 kmView specs → -
#26 3.2 s 0–100
HyundaiHyundai IONIQ 6 N(MY26)
Top speed 260 km/hPower 478 kWWLTP Range 487 kmView specs → from €75,900 -
#27 3.2 s 0–100
PolestarPolestar 5 Performance
Top speed 250 km/hPower 650 kWWLTP Range 565 kmView specs → from €141,600 -
#28 3.2 s 0–100
Tesla
Tesla Model S AWD(MY26)
Top speed 240 km/hPower 504 kWWLTP Range 744 kmView specs → from €110,970 -
#29 3.2 s 0–100
MGMG Cyberster GT
Top speed 200 km/hPower 375 kWWLTP Range 444 kmView specs → from €69,990 -
#30 3.3 s 0–100
PorschePorsche Macan Turbo Electric(MY26)
Top speed 260 km/hPower 470 kWWLTP Range 590 kmView specs → from €115,500
Highest top speed on sale
Top speed ranks the same cars differently. Of the 663 electric cars on sale with a published top speed, the median is 180 km/h. The five highest:
| Car | Top speed | 0–100 km/h |
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| Lucid Air Sapphire (MY25-26) | 330 km/h | 2.0 s |
| Maserati GranTurismo Folgore | 325 km/h | 2.7 s |
| Ferrari Luce | 310 km/h | 2.5 s |
| Porsche Taycan Turbo GT Weissach | 305 km/h | 2.2 s |
| Mercedes-Benz AMG GT 4-Door Coupé 55 4MATIC+ | 300 km/h | 2.8 s |
How to read the fastest-EV list
What is ranked. Electric cars on sale today, by the maker’s 0–100 km/h time; the 30th car here takes 3.3 s. Announced cars are left out until they go on sale, so the new Tesla Roadster’s claims are not ranked. Hypercars built in tiny numbers, such as the Rimac Nevera, are not in our catalog, which is why US magazine lists can show quicker cars than this one.
Maker figures, not tests. A published 0–100 km/h time assumes a warm battery with plenty of charge and the launch mode engaged. Independent tests often differ by a few tenths, and US outlets quote 0–60 mph (0–97 km/h), usually after subtracting a one-foot rollout, so their times look shorter.
Quick is not the same as useful. Most of the quickest cars here are four-door saloons with large batteries and over 600 kW. For daily driving, check what that power costs in range at motorway speed in how speed changes EV range, read what EV horsepower figures mean, or put two cars side by side in the comparison tool. If range or charging is the real constraint, the longest-range and fastest-charging rankings are the better first filter.
Fastest electric car questions
- What is the fastest electric car you can buy?
- By 0–100 km/h, the Lucid Air Sapphire (MY25-26) at 2.0 s, the quickest of the 663 electric cars on sale in our catalog with an official figure (November 2026). By top speed, the Lucid Air Sapphire (MY25-26) at 330 km/h.
- What is the fastest electric car in the world?
- The fastest production car on record is the Yangwang U9 Xtreme, which reached 503.17 km/h (312.65 mph) in one direction on 1 November 2026, a speed recognised by the FIA. BYD builds 30 of them, and they are not sold in Europe, so the car is not in this ranking.
- How many electric cars do 0–100 km/h in under 3 seconds?
- 23 of the 663 electric cars on sale with a 0–100 km/h figure (November 2026). The median is 6.6 s.
- Is 0–100 km/h the same as 0–60 mph?
- 0–60 mph is 0–97 km/h, so a 0–60 mph time is a little shorter than the same car’s 0–100 km/h time. US magazines also usually subtract a one-foot rollout from their tested times. Compare like with like.
- How is this ranking made?
- Electric cars on sale only (launched and not ended, from the catalog dates), sorted by the maker’s published 0–100 km/h time, fastest first. Ties are ordered by top speed. These are maker figures, not our own tests.