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Chevrolet is set to bring back the Bolt in 2026 as the cheapest long-range EV in the U.S., with a starting price of $29,990. It offers 255 miles of range, 150 kW charging via NACS, and modern features like bidirectional charging and Google-native infotainment.

Hyundai slashed 2026 Ioniq 5 prices by up to $9,800, bringing the SE RWD model down to $35,000 before fees. With 318 miles of range, 800-volt fast charging, and native Supercharger access, it emerges as one of the most compelling EV deals in America.

Hyundai cut 2026 Ioniq 5 prices by up to $9,800—the Standard Range RWD now starts at $35,000. The reductions boost affordability for long-range trims, support post-tax-credit sales momentum and highlight Hyundai’s Supercharger ready strategy.

Tesla’s new 2026 Model 3 Standard brings the Highland update to the mid-$30,000 range, offering 321 miles of range and core Tesla tech. While missing some luxuries, it remains a strong entry point for EV buyers—even as competitors undercut it with cheaper, next-gen options.

The 2026 Tesla Model Y Standard offers a lower price without losing Tesla’s signature range and tech. With 321 miles of range, Supercharger access, and optional FSD, it’s a strong budget-friendly EV amid rising competition.

The Nissan Ariya struggled with pricing and competition, leading Nissan to discontinue it for 2026. Now, used models are selling for nearly half the price of new ones, with some as low as $18,500. For buyers, it’s a unique chance to get a well-equipped EV at a steep discount.

Tesla has launched its first 500 kW V4 Supercharger in California, doubling charging speeds for next-gen EVs like the Cybertruck while improving reliability and easing congestion. With access for non-Tesla EVs coming soon, it could reshape America’s charging landscape.

Volvo’s BZR Electric coach debuts with up to 720 kWh batteries and 435 miles of range. Featuring dual charging, advanced safety, and record torque, it sets a new standard for long-haul zero-emission travel in Europe.

The upcoming Volvo EX60 will showcase next-gen battery technology, including prismatic cells and cell-to-body integration, delivering higher efficiency, cost savings, and improved range. With dual-chemistry options and advanced hardware, it’s Volvo’s most ambitious EV yet.