The Volvo EX60 leads the pack as the electric vehicle with the longest battery range, surpassing models from major brands like Tesla. Official WLTP figures highlight top performers equipped with their largest battery packs, aiding buyers in selecting high-endurance options.
Ranking the Top Three
Sweden’s Volvo EX60 in P12 AWD trim tops the list at 503 miles, with a starting price of £64,860. Close behind, the BMW iX3 50 xDrive, fitted with 20-inch aerodynamic wheels, achieves around 500 miles for £58,755. Securing third place, the Mercedes-Benz EQS 450+ AMG Line Premium Saloon delivers 485 miles at £112,620.
Surging Demand in Southeast Asia
Dealerships for BYD and VinFast in the Philippines and Vietnam report quadrupled interest, selling hundreds of electric vehicles weekly. One VinFast showroom has expanded staff to manage the influx, with sales doubling year-over-year.
Expert Analysis on EV Progress
Automotive expert Shafiq Abidin notes: “Electric cars have advanced significantly in recent years, gaining affordability, reliability, and ranges that match top petrol and diesel models.”
In 2025, a Polestar 3 set a Guinness World Record for the longest distance by an electric SUV on a single charge—581.3 miles over 23 hours. The EV market now spans nearly every manufacturer, offering diverse styles from compact city cars to luxury saloons and SUVs. Advancements continue, introducing production models exceeding 500 miles.
