Electric Vehicles

The BMW i8 is a plug-in hybrid electric car packed with power. It goes 0-60 mph in 4.2 seconds according the automaker. Photo | BMW

This limited production plug-in hybrid electric vehicle can reach speeds up to 217 mph according the automaker. Photo | McLaren Automotive

The Spyder is a plug-in hybrid that goes 0-60 mph in 2.8 seconds according to the automaker. Photo | Porsche

The Mirai is one of two commercially available fuel cell electric vehicles in the U.S. and emits only water from the tailpipe. Photo | Simon Edelman, Energy Department

According to Tesla, the Model S all-electric car is one of the fastest sedans in the world. Photo | Tesla

This all-electric B class gets 87 miles of range according to the automaker. Photo | Mercedes-Benz

The Clarity is expected to be released in 2016 and become the third fuel cell electric vehicle available in the United States. Photo | Honda

The e-tron is a plug-in hybrid electric car. Audi even offers a home solar panel installation service to power the car and your home with renewable energy. Photo | Audi

The Volt was the first plug-in hybrid electric vehicle on the market. This 2016 version gets 39% longer all-electric range than the previous version. Photo | Simon Edelman, Energy Department

The 2016 Leaf is rated by the EPA to have an improved driving range of 107 miles. Photo | Nissan

The Focus is Ford's first full production, all-electric passenger vehicle. Photo | Ford

This Pacifica is the first plug-in hybrid electric minivan which is expected to be available in 2016. Photo | Simon Edelman, Energy Department

The Tucson, like other fuel cell electric vehicles is powered by hydrogen and emits only water vapor. Photo | Hyundai