Electric cars still make up a small portion of the US auto market, but they’re expanding rapidly as battery technology improves and recharging becomes faster. As such, buyers can now select from a wide range of plug-in models ranging from hatchbacks to SUVs—and every price point in between.

Whether you’re looking for an all-electric or hybrid model, the selection here includes the most popular options on the market. We’ve ranked these for sale electric cars by their EPA-estimated driving range, and added details like price, destination charges, and available incentives.

For Sale: Finding Available Electric Cars in Your Area

All-electric cars (BEVs) run exclusively on electricity from their batteries and emit no tailpipe emissions. Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) have internal combustion engines that help them run for longer periods between charges, and they also benefit from regenerative braking.

EVs come in all shapes and sizes, and there’s no shortage of great examples on the market today. The redesigned 2022 Nissan Leaf is among the most affordable long-range models, while GM’s plucky little Bolt EV is still the most cost-effective electric hatchback on the market. If you’re looking for something more luxurious, the Genesis GV60 is a surprisingly roomy electric crossover with a potent 365-hp dual-motor drivetrain that can cover 248 miles on a charge. And for a more practical choice, Volkswagen’s 2023 ID 4 Pro has a 280-mile EPA-estimated range when equipped with its larger single-motor battery pack.