Electric cars are environmentally friendly. However, apart from not burning gas, there are other benefits to these cars too. Some of these electric cars have amazing acceleration and high-speed specs. In addition, these cars are not exorbitantly priced either. So, if you are planning to buy one of these cars in the near future, there is no better time. Check out the fastest electric cars for the year 2021. We have not included the supercars whose availability is very low.
Ford Mustang Mach-E
The Ford Mustang Mach-E takes its name from one of the most epic sports cars in America and even lives up to its standards. It has a top speed of 124 mph and goes from 0-60 in 5.2 seconds. There is another performance edition in the making which has a shorter acceleration time – 3.2 seconds. The starting price of this amazing electric SUV’s first edition is $59,400.
Porsche Taycan
This is the very first all-electric vehicle manufactured by the renowned Porsche brand. No compromises have been made in terms of performance. The top speed of this car is 161 mph and goes from 0-60 mph in 2.6 seconds. The starting price of this car is $187,700.
Audi e-Tron
Audi showed that it is serious about creating electric cars when it introduced the Audi e-Tron. Just like the Mustang, this Audi also has a high speed of 124 mph and can go from 0-60 in 5.2 seconds. It has a twin motor setup as well as a standard Quattro all-wheel drive. This means that it is versatile and has a boost mode option that lets you access the car’s full potential. The car is priced at $66,995.
Tesla Model Y
The Tesla Model Y is a thrilling ride with a top speed of 155 mph but it does not compromise on practicality either. With this car, you can enjoy the best of both worlds. This performance model goes from 0-60 in 3.5 seconds and has some really cool upgrades. It has a 21-inch wheel, lowered suspension, pedals made from aluminum alloy, and performance breaks. What more could you ask for!
Tesla Model S
This Tesla Model S is considered to be one of the best cars available under the EV category. At 200 mph and a record acceleration of 1.99 seconds from 0-60, this electric car is a dream for car lovers. The interiors are high-tech accompanied by all-wheel drive. Furthermore, it has a 387 miles range. The starting price of this car is $149,990.
Ford F-150 Series Gets a Revolutionary Redesign in 2021
Ford lovers, rejoice! The 2021 Ford F-150 pickup truck series will soon be released, and there are some changes you might be interested to know beforehand. The F-series has long been a top seller all across the U.S. with over 4 million vehicles sold after Ford released the 13th generation of the 2015-year model, and it seems that trend won’t change with the new models to come.
Not Much New for the Exterior
Switching to an aluminum-intensive body was the last generation’s big change, and Ford is sticking to that decision with the new one. Aside from the same sheet metal, the F-150’s will keep its shape almost the same with some nose changes and new headlights. If you’re a huge fan, you’ll also spot new taillights, but that’s about it for the exterior.
Ford Is Catching up to Ram’s Upscale interiors
It’s no secret Ram has been stealing the spotlight lately with upscale interiors, so Ford will be catching up on that trend for its Limited, King Ranch, and Platinum 2021 models. The interior will now include a standard infotainment display (8 inches) or an optional 15.5-inch display both of which run on Sync 4, Ford’s latest software.
The Raptor will lose its leaf springs for coil ones, and according to rumors, it may run on Mustang Shelby GT500’s 760-hp supercharged 5.2-liter V-8. We’re yet to see. With more model variations than ever, the F-150 series will range from $30,000 to almost $100,000.
The Electric F-150 Enters the Market
Ford is the first car manufacturer to offer a plug-in hybrid in the half-ton-truck market which is pretty revolutionary. The electric motor will be sandwiched between a 10-speed auto and a V-6 turbo. Some even say the company is planning to launch a series of electric trucks a few years after this electric F-150 model. We shall see.