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The Newest EVs, Priced: BMW i3 Rated at 468 Miles, Mercedes GLB From 49,900 Dollars, Ferrari Luce at 560,800
By CARC Editorial Team · November 13, 2026 · 3 min read
The biggest November change in the new EV market is a price. Ferrari confirmed to InsideEVs that its first EV, the Luce, starts at 560,800 dollars in the US, and Electrek reports American deliveries are planned for the second quarter of 2027. Mercedes-Benz USA priced the electric GLB from 49,900 dollars for a late-2026 arrival, and dated the electric C-Class for spring 2027.
The range leader is the new BMW i3. The EPA has rated it at up to 468 miles, the highest figure among the newest EVs tracked, and it is priced from 61,500 dollars for a first-quarter 2027 launch. The Porsche Cayenne Electric is rated at 317 miles for the base car and starts at 109,000 dollars. Jaguar priced the Type 01 at 130,500 dollars, with an estimated 400 miles of range and a US launch in the second half of 2027.
The cheapest new EV announced in America is a 24,950 dollar pickup with crank windows: the Slate Truck, with an estimated 205 miles of range and preorders open. With the federal EV tax credit gone since September 30, 2025, every one of these cars has to win buyers on sticker price and capability.
Sources: TrendyTechTribe, InsideEVs, Electrek