The era of the 400-mile range EV is upon us
Automakers are increasingly releasing electric vehicles with over 400 miles of range, aiming to overcome consumer range anxiety in the US market. While currently luxury-priced, these advancements are expected to eventually reach mass-market segments.
Why it matters
Increased range is a critical factor in the mass adoption of electric vehicles, helping the US market catch up to global trends in electrification.
The next generation of EVs is rolling out. Their biggest improvement: more range. Sjoerd van der Wal/Getty Images There's a fresh batch of EVs heading to the US. They're getting 400 miles of range. That type of range in the US has been reserved for shoppers splashing out on six-figure vehicles. The new batch still has luxury prices — but could quickly filter into mass-market vehicles. Range anxiety? That's so 2026. The auto industry is slowly flipping its calendars into the 2027 model year , and the transition is bringing a new crop of EVs with 400-plus miles of range. That was once a rare bragging point reserved for ultra-luxury sedans and gargantuan electric trucks. It's an important development, especially for the US market.
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