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Electric Cars & SUVs
The most comprehensive global BEV directory available - every OEM producing battery-electric cars and SUVs for road use, spanning East and West markets, from mass-market to hypercar, from established brands to startups, and including brands that have gone bankrupt or exited the segment. The directory is maintained as a living record: entries are updated as OEMs launch new models, restructure, merge, or cease production.
Cars and SUVs represent the largest EV segment by value and sales volume globally. China accounts for over 60% of global BEV sales in 2025, making Chinese OEM coverage essential to any complete market view. This directory bridges all markets - including AION, AITO, ARCFOX, AVATR, Baojun, Neta, Ora, and dozens of other Chinese brands rarely covered in Western-oriented EV sources.
Coverage scope: Battery electric vehicles (BEVs) only. EREVs using ICE as range extender not included. PHEVs not included. Includes supercars, hypercars, and ultra-luxury BEV models. Includes notable concept models where production is confirmed or imminent.
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EV Brands Worldwide - A to Z
All battery-electric car and SUV brands globally. Includes active, discontinued, and bankrupt OEMs. Parent company and country of origin listed for each brand. Click any brand to view its model family and individual model profile pages.
| Brand | Notable BEV Models | Parent | Country |
|---|
NOT LISTED: Arrival, Bollinger Canoo, Fisker, HiPhi, Lightyear, Lordstown Motors, Neta, and Nikola have gone bankrupt and/or their EVs are no longer produced. Also discontinued for 2026: Acura ZDX, Audi Q8 e-tron, Ford F-150 Lighting, Mercedes-Benz EQB, and RAM 1500 BEV models. In Q2 2026, Tesla Model S and Model X were discontinued.
Top 10 Best-Selling BEVs in the U.S. - 2025
US BEV market data sourced from the Cox Automotive/Kelley Blue Book Q4 2025 EV Sales Report (published January 2026). Total US BEV sales in 2025 are down 2% from 2024. Tesla retained 46.2% market share by year-end despite a 7% volume decline. The Chevrolet Equinox EV was the standout non-Tesla success story, more than doubling 2024 volume to become the clear third-best-selling BEV in the US.
| EV model | 2025 YTD sales |
|---|---|
| 1. Tesla Model Y | 357,528 |
| 2. Tesla Model 3 | 192, 440 |
| 3. Chevrolet Equinox | 57,945 |
| 4. Ford Mustang Mach-E | 51,620 |
| 5. Hyundai Ioniq 5 | 47,039 |
| 6. Honda Prologue | 39,194 |
| 7. Ford F-150 Lightning | 27,307 |
| 8. Rivian R1S | 24,852 |
| 9. Chevrolet Blazer | 22,637 |
| 10. VW ID.4 | 22,373 |
Top 10 Best-Selling BEVs in the World - 2025
The US market tells a different story than the global picture. Tesla's 46% US share far exceeds its ~12% global BEV share. The Chinese OEMs that dominate global volume (BYD, Geely, SAIC) have minimal US presence due to tariffs. Global BEV sales exceeded 14 million units in 2025 with China accounting for approximately 60% of volume.
Not just the best-selling EV, but the best-selling car of all for 2025.
| EV model | 2025 YTD sales |
|---|---|
| 1. Tesla Model Y | 1,069,846 |
| 2. Tesla Model 3 | 518,274 |
| 3. Geely Xingyuan | 468,242 |
| 4. BYD Seagull/Atto 1 | 445,289 |
| 5. Wuling HongGuang Mini EV | 435,707 |
| 6. Xiaomi SU7 | 258,221 |
| 7. BYD Dolphin | 249,286 |
| 8. BYD Yuan Up/Atto 2 | 225,589 |
| 9. BYD Yuan Plus/Atto 3 | 223,906 |
| 10. XPENG Mona M03 | 175,345 |
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