Electric Trucks
Electric trucks bring massive torque, impressive towing capacity, and zero tailpipe emissions to the pickup segment. From work trucks to lifestyle haulers, electric pickups redefine what a truck can be.
19 vehicles available
2026 · Truck
Chevrolet Silverado EV
EPA Range
493mi
From
$75,000
2026 · Truck
GMC Sierra EV
EPA Range
410mi
From
$75,000
2026 · Truck
Rivian R1T
EPA Range
420mi
From
$69,900
2026 · Truck
Tesla Cybertruck
EPA Range
335mi
From
$61,000
2025 · Truck
Chevrolet Silverado EV
EPA Range
492mi
From
$73,590
2025 · Truck
Ford F-150 Lightning
EPA Range
320mi
From
$49,995
2025 · Truck
GMC Hummer EV Pickup
EPA Range
318mi
From
$96,550
2025 · Truck
GMC Sierra EV
EPA Range
390mi
From
$89,900
2025 · Truck
Rivian R1T
EPA Range
328mi
From
$69,900
2025 · Truck
Tesla Cybertruck
EPA Range
335mi
From
$61,000
2024 · Truck
Chevrolet Silverado EV
EPA Range
450mi
From
$94,500
2024 · Truck
Ford F-150 Lightning
EPA Range
320mi
From
$49,995
2024 · Truck
GMC Hummer EV Pickup
EPA Range
314mi
From
$96,550
2024 · Truck
Rivian R1T
EPA Range
410mi
From
$69,900
2023 · Truck
Ford F-150 Lightning
EPA Range
320mi
From
$49,995
2023 · Truck
Lordstown Endurance
EPA Range
174mi
From
$65,000
2023 · Truck
Rivian R1T
EPA Range
352mi
From
$69,900
2022 · Truck
Ford F-150 Lightning
EPA Range
320mi
From
$39,974
2022 · Truck
Rivian R1T
EPA Range
314mi
From
$67,500
Electric Trucks Buying Guide
Torque: Where Electric Trucks Dominate
Electric motors produce maximum torque from a standstill — a fundamental advantage for work trucks. The Ford F-150 Lightning delivers 775 lb-ft of torque, available instantly. The Rivian R1T produces 908 lb-ft. Compared to diesel competitors, electric trucks pull with more authority at lower speeds, making them genuinely better work tools for towing from a dead stop.
Real-World Range When Towing
This is the critical caveat for electric truck buyers: towing cuts range dramatically. The F-150 Lightning Extended Range is rated 320 miles unloaded — but tow a 6,000 lb trailer at highway speeds and real-world range drops to roughly 100–130 miles. Plan charging stops accordingly on road trips with a trailer. Towing is where the charging network matters most; Tesla's Supercharger accessibility gives the Cybertruck a meaningful advantage on long towing trips.
Pro Power and Vehicle-to-Load
One of the most practical innovations in electric trucks is built-in power export. The F-150 Lightning's Pro Power Onboard provides up to 9.6 kW of 120/240V power — enough to run job site tools, power a tailgate, or keep your home running during an outage. The Rivian R1T similarly offers camp-ready power output. This capability doesn't exist in traditional trucks and adds real utility.
Payload vs. Battery Weight Trade-off
Battery packs are heavy — the F-150 Lightning's Extended Range battery weighs roughly 1,800 lbs alone. This reduces maximum payload capacity compared to gas counterparts. The Lightning's max payload is 2,000 lbs vs. 3,250 lbs for the gas F-150. If maximum payload is critical for your work, compare these numbers carefully against your typical loads before purchasing.