Here Are the New Electric Vehicles Planned by 2026

EV startup Canoo plans to start production of its first vehicle at a new plant in Oklahoma by the end of 2023.

 

One of them is the Canoo Pickup, a pickup truck that, according to the automaker said, will have a 1,800-lb.

 

cargo, RWD or AWD, and a range of over 200 miles. It has a 6ft bed that can be extended up to 8ft and has a side section that can be used as a workstation.

Chevrolet Silverado EV
Expected: end of 2023

• Chevrolet’s full-size EV model is coming for the 2024 model year, and Chevy says it will have a range of up to 400 miles.
• The utility vehicle will use GM’s Ultium battery system, have two AWD motors, and offer a range of services.
• Chevy says that the performance car will be rated at 510 horsepower, while the flagship edition, the RST First Edition, will boast an output of 664 horsepower.
• The government will be able to charge DC equipment up to 350 kilowatts and will be able to charge external devices and juice up to 10.2 kW.
• Like previous Avalanche imports, the EV includes a “midgate” pass to add 3 feet of additional cargo space to the cargo area for long-term cargo; bed linen under six feet.
• The towing capacity is 8,000 pounds and 1,200 pounds for the service vehicle, respectively, and 20,000 and 1,300 pounds for the First Edition RST.
• The price is $105,000 for the RST; The utility vehicle will go to fleet buyers first but should start at around $40,000 for individuals.

 

 

Lordstown Motors Endurance
Planned: 2023

This financially troubled startup has sold its former GM plant in Lordstown, Ohio, to Foxconn, a Taiwanese manufacturer.

Foxconn started production of the pickup and also invested in the startup.

Lordstown hopes to produce 500 trucks by 2023 and ramp up.

A complete crew car with a new AWD system with a separate motor in each wheel arch and a combined output of 440 hp.

The truck will have a payload of 1,050 pounds and will be able to tow up to 8,000 pounds. Final specs and pricing are yet to be announced.

 

GMC Sierra Electric Company
Target: 2024

As with most gas-powered pickup trucks, the GMC Sierra EV is an advanced version of the Chevrolet Silverado EV.

The launch will be the Sierra EV Denali Edition 1 will feature a GM Ultium battery system, an all-wheel drive motor, up to 754 hp, DC charging up to 350 kW, and a maximum range of 400 kilometers.

Among the features will be an adjustable air suspension, GM’s Super Cruise system that can be used while towing, a towing capacity of 9,500 pounds, and a system to activate the devices outdoors up to 10 .2kW.

Like the Silverado EV, the GMC features a center pass-through to extend the 6-bed interior by an additional 3 feet.

The Denali 1 Edition will start at around $107,000.

RAM 1500 EV
Target: 2024

So far, Ram has only shown a concept of the full 1500 EV plan, with few details beyond its planned production in 2024.

The government will ride on the new Stellantis platform designed for electric vehicles.

Tesla Cybertruck
Target: End of 2023?

Tesla’s Cybertruck is currently delayed and is expected to enter mass production by the end of 2023, sources told Reuters.

Tesla previously said that the crew truck with a unique triangular shape and a 6.5-foot bed will eventually offer single-, dual- and three-wheel drive modes for rear or all-wheel drive, providing up to 500 kilometers of autonomy.

a payment of up to 3,500 pounds and can attract up to 14,000 pounds.

Toyota Pickup Truck
Target: to 2025

Toyota has taken a cautious approach to electric cars after announcing in 2021 a global plan for 15 all-electric cars by 2025, including an unspecified plug-in.

It is reported that the company is now revising its plans to increase the pace.

In December, Toyota showed an electric car concept in Thailand of the Hilux mid-size car for overseas markets but did not comment on its production plans.

 

Audi A6 e-tron
Target: 2024

Volkswagen’s luxury brand previewed the A6 e-Tron concept in 2021 in China, Audi’s biggest market.

Although the concept recently created a new electric sedan that shares parts of the gasoline-powered A6, it differs from it, with a hatchback design that drives the A7.

The concept marks the debut of a new premium electric car developed by sister company Porsche that will underpin other new electric vehicles, possibly including the Q6 e-Tron SUV.

The A6 e-Tron features an all-wheel drive with two motors producing a combined power of 469 hp, DC fast charging power of up to 270 kW, and a maximum range of over 400 kilometers.

 

i5
Expected: end of 2023

BMW’s 5 Series mid-size sedan is being redesigned for 2024, and as with the newly redesigned 7 Series, it’s expected to offer a full range of electric powertrains, including an electric i5 sedan. Details are yet to come.

 

Chrysler EV Sedan
Planned: 2025

Stellantis brand Chrysler has announced it will deliver an electric vehicle by 2025 on track to become an all-electric brand by 2028.

At the 2022 Consumer Electronics Show, it rolled out a mostly down-to-earth Airflow Concept sedan -land that could hint at the direction of a production EV.

 

Dodge e-Muscle
Target: 2024

Dodge has announced that the end of 2023 will be the end of the road for the Challenger and Charger, ushering in a new era of electric vehicles. To show fans what that might look like, he created the Charger Daytona SRT concept.

 

Fiat 500e
Planned: early 2024

The Fiat 500e returns after leaving the United States after the 2019 model year. The updated minicar has the familiar two-door hatchback, but new electric power.

The upcoming 500e will debut in November in European form at the 2022 Los Angeles Auto Show; The US-spec model will be revealed at the 2023 Los Angeles Auto Show.

Polestar 5
Target: 2024

It’s not much more revealed than the brand saying that its Polestar 5 EV will be a high-performance four-door GT car and that the production car is an evolution of the brand’s Precept concept unveiled in 2020.

 

Volkswagen ID.7
Target: 2024

VW’s first electric sedan was unveiled in camouflage at the 2023 Consumer Electronics Show, with the Passat’s four-door sedan appearing to share badges with the current ID, and its SUV sharing a platform with a modular EV model.

Volkswagen did not provide any details on the ID.

7, but the global unveiling is scheduled for the second quarter of 2023.

 

A little job

Canon livest
Expected: late 2023

In addition to the snow talking above, the Startup EV is planning to start the production of its type of life, one small car with two characteristics for goods and travelers.

The company is planning for a single 200 miles. Volkswagen ID.

 

Buzz
Target: 2024

The iconic VW Microbus is turning from an electric car model. The United States will receive a long-wheelbase version of the ID.

Buzz in 2024, while Europe will first receive a smaller five-seat model that was not planned for the United States but will be launched here in April 2022.

Specifications for the US version have not been revealed.

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