Quick EV shortlist

EVs under 4 seconds 0-60

Sub-4-second EVs are no longer rare. This shortlist includes sedans, SUVs, and trucks that meet the mark in the current database.

QuickestLucid Air Sapphire1.89 sec
Slowest in this setDodge Charger Daytona3.3 sec
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#Vehicle0-60BodyPowerDriveSource
1 Lucid Air Sapphire2025 Tri-motor AWD 1.89 sec Sedan EV AWD Manufacturer claim - Lucid
2 Porsche Taycan Turbo GT2025 Tested by C/D 1.90 sec Sedan EV AWD Tested - Car and Driver
3 Tesla Model S Plaid2025 Tri-motor AWD 1.99 sec Sedan EV AWD Manufacturer claim - Tesla
4 Tesla Model X Plaid2024 Tri-motor AWD 2.5 sec SUV EV AWD Manufacturer claim - Car and Driver
5 Rivian R1T2026 Quad-Motor Max Pack 2.6 sec Truck EV AWD Tested - Car and Driver
6 Tesla Cybertruck Cyberbeast2025 Tri-motor AWD 2.6 sec Truck EV AWD Manufacturer claim - Tesla
7 Rivian R1S2025 Tri-Motor 2.8 sec SUV EV AWD Tested - Car and Driver
8 Porsche Macan Turbo Electric2025 AWD 2.9 sec SUV EV AWD Tested - Car and Driver
9 Tesla Model 3 Performance2024 Dual-motor AWD 2.9 sec Sedan EV AWD Manufacturer claim - Car and Driver
10 Hyundai Ioniq 5 N2025 AWD 3.0 sec SUV EV AWD Tested - Car and Driver
11 Kia EV6 GT2025 AWD 3.2 sec SUV EV AWD Tested - Car and Driver
12 BMW i4 M502025 Dual-motor AWD 3.3 sec Sedan EV AWD Tested - Car and Driver
13 BMW i5 M602025 Dual-motor AWD 3.3 sec Sedan EV AWD Tested - Car and Driver
14 Dodge Charger Daytona2025 Scat Pack EV 3.3 sec Sports car EV AWD Tested - Car and Driver

Quick take

Fast EVs can feel effortless, but heavy battery weight, tire cost, and repeated-launch heat management still matter.

How to read these numbers

0-60 mph times can change with tire, temperature, state of charge, launch-control mode, surface, altitude, and whether rollout is included. This page is meant for quick comparison, with source links included so you can verify the exact trim and test method.

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