The 2026 Kia EV4 is listed as the lowest-priced vehicle in the electric-car lineup, with a base price of $38,995 plus $2,185 for freight and pre-delivery inspection, and it records an efficiency rating of 1.9 L eq/100 km.
The 2026 Tesla Model 3 starts at $39,490 with an additional $2,500 for freight and inspection, delivering an efficiency rating of 1.7 L eq/100 km.
The 2026 Fiat 500e is priced at $39,995 plus $2,195 freight, and it achieves an efficiency rating of 2.1 L eq/100 km.
Other entries under $46,000 include a model priced at $42,995 (efficiency not disclosed), a $43,999 vehicle rated at 2.0 L eq/100 km, a $44,000 version also at 2.0 L eq/100 km, and a $44,900 trim with a 1.8 L eq/100 km rating.
Further listings show a $44,995 model with a 2.5 L eq/100 km rating, a $44,998 vehicle at 1.9 L eq/100 km, a $45,595 car with 2.1 L eq/100 km, and a $45,990 model recording 1.8 L eq/100 km.
The 2026 Vinfast VF 8 starts at $54,490 and climbs to $61,490 before freight, offering electric power output between 349 hp and 402 hp, a 15.60-inch touchscreen, CarPlay/Android Auto integration, 8-speaker audio, memory seats, in-car Wi-Fi, wireless charging, navigation, synthetic leather seats, and 19-inch alloy wheels; efficiency data are not available.
The 2026 Maserati GranCabrio Folgore is a 4-seat convertible priced at $231,000 plus $2,200 freight, equipped with an electric power source producing 751 hp, a 12.30-inch touchscreen, CarPlay/Android Auto integration, 13-speaker surround-sound audio, memory seats, in-car Wi-Fi, wireless charging, navigation, synthetic leather seats, and 21-inch alloy wheels; no efficiency rating is published.
