ToyotaRevealed
Highlander EV
The Highlander goes fully electric. XLE and Limited, two battery sizes, NACS port.
On sale late 2026 into early 2027
270–320mi range
338hp
95.8kWh
PriceNot announced
Updated Nov 15, 2026
What’s coming.
What’s changing.
What’s gone.
Every three-row EV headed for US driveways, the model-year updates to the ones already here, and the ones that have left the market.
Arrivals
Announced, not yet on sale in the US. Windows are the makers’ own.
Model
Late 2026
Early 2027
Mid 2027
Late 2027 +
Toyota Highlander EV
Lexus TZ
Subaru Getaway
BMW iX7
Genesis GV90
Faraday Future FX Super One
Mercedes-Benz GLB Electric
LexusPriced
TZ
Lexus’s first three-row EV. Three grades, all-wheel drive standard, built in Kentucky.
Premium first, then Touring and Luxury
253–315mi range
308hp
77 / 96kWh
From, with delivery$64,050
Revealed
Getaway
Subaru’s biggest EV yet, sharing its platform and Kentucky plant with the Highlander EV.
Long range first, standard range after
300mi range
420hp
95.8kWh
PriceNot announced
BMWReported
iX7
BMW’s first full-size three-row EV, planned for Spartanburg. Nothing here is official yet.
Built from Aug 2027
TBDmi range
TBDhp
TBDkWh
Press estimate~$100,000
GenesisRevealed
GV90
The flagship, with the largest battery in the Hyundai group and coach doors on the Neolun.
US arrival during 2027, date not set
311mi range
657hp
123.5kWh
PriceNot announced
Faraday FutureUncertain
FX Super One
A three-row electric van. The original program was paused and deliveries now depend on financing.
Program re-planned around an 800V build · no firm US date
TBDmi range
TBDhp
TBDkWh
PriceNot announced
Mercedes-BenzRevealed
GLB Electric
The compact GLB goes electric. Seven seats are an option, and the third row is for occasional use.
On sale fall 2026
TBDmi range
TBDhp
85kWh
PriceNot announced
New for 2027
Model-year announcements for vehicles already on sale. Prices exclude destination.
Kia EV9Announced Oct 27
Nightfall styling goes standard, and the Land gets a big torque bump.
- Land torque rises to 516 lb-ft
- Base price up just $90
- Wolf Gray paint added
Light$54,990
Light Long Range RWD$57,990
Wind$64,090
Land$69,990
GT-Line$71,990
Rivian R1SNew trim names
Captain’s chairs arrive, and the lineup is now Premium, Performance and Quad.
- Six-seat layout with a center pass-through
- Quad makes 1,025 hp
- Up to 410 miles with Long Range
Premium (7-seat)$83,990
Premium (6-seat)$83,990
Premium Long Range (7-seat)$90,990
Premium Long Range (6-seat)$90,990
Performance (7-seat)$106,990
Performance (6-seat)$106,990
Quad (7-seat)$121,990
Quad (6-seat)$121,990
Lucid GravityNew top trim
A 1,070 hp GT-S joins, while Touring and Grand Touring hold their prices.
- GT-S range projected at 373 miles, EPA pending
- Grand Touring keeps its ratings: 437 miles with three rows, 450 with two
- More features standard across the line
Touring$79,900
Grand Touring$98,900
GT-S$125,900
Cadillac VISTIQNow listed
A NACS charge port becomes standard, and prices rise about $1,000.
- Luxury now starts at $78,400
- Premium Luxury and Platinum come with six seats as standard
- EPA range unchanged at up to 305 miles
Luxury$78,400
Sport$79,000
Premium Luxury$92,900
Platinum$97,500
VinFast VF9Price cut
The Plus now starts at $62,900, which is $10,900 below the 2025 model.
- VinFast lists only the Plus for 2027
- EPA range of 287 miles
- Six or seven seats
Plus (7-seat)$62,900
Plus (6-seat)$62,900
Departures
No longer built for the US. Used pricing stays in the comparison.
TeslaDiscontinued
Model X
Discontinued Q2 2026. Tesla announced the end of Model X production, closing the book on the original 3-row electric SUV.
2015–2026See used Tesla Model X pricing