The Tesla Model Y and Model 3 dominated the list of new all-electric vehicle (EV) registrations in 2022. All but two of the top 10 models featured ranges of 300 miles or more, with the lowest model range being 247 miles. EVs are available in a variety of battery pack sizes or configurations that affect vehicle range, but all model configurations that made this list had ranges over 200 miles.
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Top 10 New EV Registrations in 2022 |
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Rank |
Make |
Model |
Maximum Range (miles) |
Registrations |
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1 |
Tesla |
Model Y |
330 |
228,312 |
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2 |
Tesla |
Model 3 |
358 |
196,503 |
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3 |
Ford |
Mustang Mach-E |
314 |
38,469 |
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4 |
Tesla |
Model X |
348 |
33,081 |
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5 |
Tesla |
Model S |
405 |
26,455 |
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6 |
Chevrolet |
Bolt EUV |
247 |
25,743 |
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7 |
Hyundai |
Ioniq 5 |
303 |
22,560 |
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8 |
Kia |
EV6 |
310 |
20,072 |
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9 |
Volkswagen |
ID4 |
275 |
19,665 |
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10 |
Rivian |
R1T |
314 |
13,148 |
Note: Range is the maximum available EPA range for the 2022 model year.
Sources: Registrations: Crain Communications, Automotive News, The Chase is On, February 20, 2023, p. 1, table on p. 28.
Maximum range: U.S. Department of Energy and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Fuel Economy Data, accessed March 3, 2023.