Directory · 55 brands

Every electric car brand

From established European makers to new Chinese entrants, via American and Japanese specialists: each profile covers the brand’s positioning, its electric models and what to know before buying.

Europe

European manufacturers

24 brands
Brand Country Group Positioning Key models
Alpine France Renault Group Light, agile sports cars A290, A390
Audi Germany Volkswagen Group Tech premium, quattro all-wheel drive Q4 e-tron, Q6 e-tron
BMW Germany BMW Group Dynamic premium, the Neue Klasse transition i4, i5
Citroën France Stellantis Affordability and comfort, the electric entry point ë-C3, ë-C3 Aircross
Cupra Spain Volkswagen Group Accessible sportiness, Mediterranean design Born, Tavascan
Dacia Romania Renault Group Ultra-affordable, no frills Spring, Spring 2026
DS Automobiles France Stellantis French premium, design and materials DS 3 E-Tense, DS 4 E-Tense
Ferrari Italy Independent (Milan-listed) Legendary supercars, late electrification Elettrica
Fiat Italy Stellantis City living and Italian style 500e, Grande Panda Electric
Jaguar United Kingdom JLR (Tata Motors) British luxury in electric reinvention Type 00 (concept), I-Pace (legacy)
Lotus United Kingdom Geely Sport and lightness, an electric turn Emeya, Eletre
Maserati Italy Stellantis Italian luxury, the Folgore range GranTurismo Folgore, Grecale Folgore
Mercedes-Benz Germany Mercedes-Benz Group Luxury and comfort, from EQA to EQS EQA, EQB
Mini United Kingdom BMW Group Urban premium, driving fun Cooper E, Aceman
Opel Germany Stellantis Pragmatic mainstream, tight pricing Corsa Electric, Astra Electric
Peugeot France Stellantis French upper-mainstream e-208, e-2008
Polestar Sweden Geely / Volvo Minimalist premium, performance and restraint Polestar 2, Polestar 3
Porsche Germany Volkswagen Group Sports premium, the 800 V charging benchmark Taycan, Macan Electric
Renault France Renault Group Popular mainstream brand, European EV pioneer 5 E-Tech, 4 E-Tech
Rimac Croatia Rimac Group (Bugatti Rimac) Electric hypercars, leading-edge technology Nevera, Nevera R
Skoda Czechia Volkswagen Group Rational, spacious, well equipped Enyaq, Elroq
Smart Germany / China Mercedes-Benz / Geely joint venture Urban premium, strong design #1, #3
Volkswagen Germany Volkswagen Group The mainstream reference, ID family ID.3, ID.4
Volvo Sweden Geely Safety, Scandinavian restraint EX30, EX40
North America

North American manufacturers

7 brands
Brand Country Group Positioning Key models
Cadillac United States General Motors American luxury, an ambitious electric range Lyriq, Optiq
Chevrolet United States General Motors American mainstream, affordable EVs Equinox EV, Blazer EV
Ford United States Ford Motor Company Global mainstream, targeted electrification Mustang Mach-E, Explorer EV
Jeep United States Stellantis Off-road, gradual electrification Avenger EV, Wagoneer S
Lucid United States Lucid Group (Nasdaq-listed) Tech luxury, record range Air, Gravity
Rivian United States Rivian (Nasdaq-listed) Electric adventure, pickups and SUVs R1T, R1S
Tesla United States Independent (Nasdaq-listed) Tech premium, the efficiency benchmark Model 3, Model Y
Asia

Asian manufacturers

24 brands
Brand Country Group Positioning Key models
AION (GAC) China GAC Group Volume electric, 800 V platforms AION Y, AION V
BYD China BYD Company Volume and vertical integration, aggressive value Seal, Seal U
Chery (Omoda & Jaecoo) China Chery Automobile Massive export, affordable SUVs Omoda 5 EV, Omoda E5
Geely China Zhejiang Geely Holding Mainstream group, shared platforms EX5, Galaxy E5
Genesis South Korea Hyundai Motor Group Korean luxury, refinement and technology GV60, GV70 Electrified
Honda Japan Honda Motor Co. Engineering and innovation, gradual electrification e:Ny1, Honda 0 SUV
Hongqi China FAW Group Chinese prestige, state limousines E-HS9, EH7
Hyundai South Korea Hyundai Motor Group Accessible 800 V technology, bold design Inster, Kona Electric
Kia South Korea Hyundai Motor Group Design and value, a complete EV range EV3, EV4
Leapmotor China Stellantis (European distribution) Low-cost electric, Stellantis distribution T03, C10
Lexus Japan Toyota Motor Corporation Japanese luxury, silence and reliability RZ, UX 300e
Li Auto China Li Auto Inc. Family SUVs, range extenders L6, L7
Mahindra India Mahindra Group SUVs and off-roaders, gradual electrification XUV400, BE 6
Mazda Japan Mazda Motor Corporation Design and driving pleasure, cautious electrification MX-30, Mazda 6e
MG United Kingdom / China SAIC Motor Best-value mainstream, British heritage MG4, MGS5 EV
Mitsubishi Japan Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance SUVs and plug-in hybrids, limited electric eK X EV, Outlander PHEV
Nio China Nio Inc. Chinese premium, battery swapping ET5, ET7
Nissan Japan Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance Pioneer of the mass-market electric car Leaf, Ariya
Subaru Japan Subaru Corporation Symmetrical all-wheel drive, a cautious electric start Solterra, Uncharted
Tata Motors India Tata Group India’s mainstream EV leader Tiago EV, Punch EV
Toyota Japan Toyota Motor Corporation The cautious giant, late electrification bZ4X, Urban Cruiser
VinFast Vietnam Vingroup New entrant, aggressively priced electric SUVs VF 6, VF 8
XPENG China XPENG Motors Technology and assisted driving G6, G9
Zeekr China Geely Electric premium, design and fast charging 001, 007

How to read this directory

Each brand profile describes the maker’s real positioning, not its marketing: price level, battery technology, charging speed, network reach and observed resale value. The models listed are representative examples of the electric range, not an exhaustive list.

A brand missing from this directory may be a manufacturer with no electric offering in Europe, or one that has not started selling here yet. The directory is updated as new models launch.