Best Electric Vehicles of July 2025: Range, Leasing and Incentives

As the EV market matures in 2025, consumers benefit from a broader selection of efficient, well-equipped electric vehicles. This guide reviews the top-performing EVs of July 2025 based on range, value, leasing options, and tax credits.

1. Tesla Model Y

• MSRP: $44,990

• EPA Range: Up to 330 miles

• Lease: $499/month with $4,999 down

• Federal Tax Credit: Up to $7,500 (eligibility required)

Tesla’s Model Y continues to dominate with its range, OTA software updates, and access to the Supercharger network. Pairing with the EVDANCE Flux Tesla 40A Charger ensures fast and reliable home charging. For users with long driveways or shared garages, the Tesla Extension Cord 40FT provides needed flexibility.

2. Hyundai IONIQ 6

• MSRP: $38,600

• EPA Range: Up to 361 miles

• Lease: $429/month with $3,999 due at signing

• Federal Tax Credit: Up to $7,500

Aerodynamic and efficient, the IONIQ 6 offers one of the best ranges in its class. Compatible with Tesla Superchargers using the EVDANCE Pulse Fusion NACS DC to CCS1 Adapter, making long-distance travel more convenient.

3. Chevrolet Equinox EV

• MSRP: $34,995

• EPA Range: Up to 319 miles

• Lease: $399/month with $3,999 down

• Federal Tax Credit: Full $7,500 (subject to eligibility)

The Equinox EV provides practicality and affordability, with solid range and GM’s Ultium platform. It's ideal for first-time EV buyers or families seeking budget-friendly electric mobility.

4. BMW i4 eDrive40

• MSRP: $56,000

• EPA Range: 301 miles

• Lease: $599/month with $4,999 down

• Federal Tax Credit: Up to $7,500 (check eligibility)

BMW’s luxury EV balances performance and range. Buyers get two years of free charging through Electrify America, helping reduce long-term operational costs.

5. Ford Mustang

• MSRP: $43,995

• EPA Range: Up to 312 miles

• Lease: $519/month with $4,999 due

• Federal Tax Credit: Up to $7,500

Combining performance with everyday usability, the Mach-E continues to appeal to drivers looking for sportiness and practicality. It supports NACS fast charging and has growing compatibility with Tesla infrastructure.

6. Rivian R1T

• MSRP: $69,900

• EPA Range: Up to 410 miles (Max Pack)

• Lease: $769/month with $7,500 down

• Federal Tax Credit: Up to $7,500 (model variant dependent)

A powerful electric pickup designed for both adventure and utility. With increasing NACS adapter support, including upcoming models from EVDANCE, Rivian owners will gain broader access to fast-charging networks.

EV Comparison Chart – July 2025

Key Factors for EV Buyers in 2025

Driving Needs

• For short commutes or local use, any EV listed will suffice

• For long-distance travel, models like the IONIQ 6 or Rivian R1T offer superior range

Ownership Cost

• Leasing offers flexibility and lower monthly payments

• All vehicles listed may qualify for federal and state-level EV incentives

Charging Infrastructure

• Tesla’s Supercharger network offers unmatched convenience

• NACS support is expanding across brands through adapters like the EVDANCE Pulse Fusion

Home Charging Setup

• A 240V Level 2 charger, such as the EVDANCE Flux 40A, ensures efficient overnight charging

• For flexible parking scenarios, a high-quality extension cord can be essential

Conclusion

With broader NACS support, continued price drops, and generous leasing and incentive structures, July 2025 marks one of the best times to switch to an EV. Whether you're looking for efficiency, performance, or affordability, there’s an EV for you in today’s market.

Author: Lay Wen