// NODE 09 · EV · 11 indexed
Every EV,
decoded.
A quarter of the world's new cars now plug in. The EV index — real EPA range, battery, charge speed and price for the leaders, plus where the market actually stands. Primary sources.
28%
global EV share of new cars '26 (IEA)
60%
China EV share of new cars
33%
Europe EV share of new cars
<10%
US EV share (2025)
// Spec comparison
Who's ahead,
by the numbers.
Compared on epa range (mi) — the leader is lit in green. Higher is better.
// EPA range (mi) · sources: iea.org · about.bnef.com · insideevs.com · edmunds.com · lucidmotors.com · designnews.com
// The index
Ev index
The full roster — search, filter, or sort any column. This table is the database on display.
| Model | Maker | Range | Battery | Charge | Price | Year |
|---|
// — shown · full sourced index is free & open
// Timeline
What just happened
The milestones that moved this node, most recent last.
2021
The 9% inflection
EVs cross into a double-digit trajectory as China and Europe scale.
9% global
2023
Mass-market phase
China clears one-third of its own new-car market.
18% global
2025
One in four
A quarter of all new cars sold worldwide are electric.
25% share
2026
Record volume
Global EV sales reach an all-time high despite US policy headwinds.
23M units · 28%
● 2026
China & Europe pull ahead
China nears 60% electric; one in three European new cars is an EV; US slips below 10%.
China 60%
◊ Sourced from primary docs
Every figure here is drawn from primary/authoritative sources: iea.org · about.bnef.com · insideevs.com · edmunds.com · lucidmotors.com · designnews.com. Volatile counts move fast — the Newsroom tracks changes as they happen.