Andrew Lambrecht

Discover the best and most affordable electric cars you can buy today—top picks from InsideEVs experts that combine performance, efficiency and value.

The 2025 Kia EV6 can start at just $33,875 with all incentives, and the Kia EV9 is more competitive than ever. Both get NACS ports and EV tax credits.

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Used Chevrolet Bolt EVs Are Somehow Even Cheaper Than You Think

The Nissan Ariya is still a stylish, well-equipped EV with up to 304 miles of range. And used ones are incredible bargains.

Tesla Model S prices have dropped dramatically. Many can now be had for Model Y and Model 3 prices, but with far more range and performance.

Volvo C40 Recharge: One-Year-Old Models Going For $35,000 Off

Kia and its Hyundai have been more or less killing it with their EV presence. The two automakers offer various compelling options, including the 576-horsepower EV6 GT and the relatively affordable Hyundai Kona EV. But one vehicle is particularly notable: the EV9, Kia’s first three-row EV. It offers an 800V powertrain and seating for up to seven normal-sized people. The EV9 has already entered the market with a respectable price tag of $56,395, but a recent incentive from Kia means you can now se…

You Can Lease A Toyota bZ4x For Astoundingly Cheap Right Now