In brief
- The Automobili Pininfarina B95 is the most expensive electric car at about $4.7 million, with 10 units.
- The Aspark Owl, Lotus Evija, Rimac Nevera and Pininfarina Battista all cost over $2 million.
- Ferrari’s first EV, the Luce, costs £475,000 and is sold out to the end of 2027.
- The Rolls-Royce Spectre is the priciest series production EV at £330,000.
As of October 2026, the most expensive electric car in the world is the Automobili Pininfarina B95, an open-top hypercar limited to 10 units at about $4.7 million each. The Aspark Owl, Lotus Evija, Rimac Nevera and Pininfarina Battista follow, all priced above $2 million and built in very small numbers.
Below the hypercars, the top end of the electric market now includes Ferrari’s first EV, the Luce, and the Rolls-Royce Spectre. Prices are as reported by the sources named and can vary with options, taxes and exchange rates.
Most expensive electric cars 2026: summary table
| Rank | Car | Reported price | Production | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Automobili Pininfarina B95 | About $4.7 million | 10 units | The Arsenale, 2026 |
| 2 | Aspark Owl | Over $3.5 million (estimated) | About 20 planned | The Arsenale, 2026 |
| 3 | Lotus Evija | About $2.3 million (£2.4 million in the UK) | About 130 | The Arsenale; Electrifying, 2026 |
| 4 | Rimac Nevera and Nevera R | About $2.2 million; Nevera R £2.3 million | 150; Nevera R 40 | The Arsenale; Electrifying, 2026 |
| 5 | Pininfarina Battista | About $2.2 million | 150 | The Arsenale, 2026 |
| 6 | Deus Vayanne | About $2 million (estimated) | Limited | GOBankingRates |
| 7 | Hispano Suiza Carmen Boulogne | About $2 million (estimated) | Limited | GOBankingRates |
| 8 | Drako GTE | About $1.3 million (estimated) | Limited | GOBankingRates |
| 9 | Ferrari Luce | £475,000 | Sold out to end of 2027 | Electrifying, 2026 |
| 10 | Rolls-Royce Spectre | £330,000 (about $400,000 in the US) | Series production | Electrifying; GOBankingRates |
1. Automobili Pininfarina B95: $4.7 million
The B95 is an open-top electric hypercar from Automobili Pininfarina, the company behind the Battista. Only 10 will be made, and The Arsenale reports a price of about $4.7 million each, citing HotCars.
Also readMost Expensive Ferrari in the World: Top 10 Ranked for 2026The Arsenale describes the B95 as forthcoming, so deliveries are still ahead. At this price and volume it costs about twice as much as the Battista, its closed-roof sibling.
2. Aspark Owl: over $3.5 million
The Aspark Owl is an electric hypercar from Japan, built in very small numbers. The Arsenale, citing Motor1, estimates the price of the Owl Roadster at more than $3.5 million, with about 20 units planned.
Older estimates put the coupé at around $4 million. Exact prices are not published, so treat both figures as estimates.
3. Lotus Evija: $2.3 million
The Lotus Evija is the British brand’s first electric hypercar. It produces 2,039 hp from a 93 kWh battery and has a range of around 215 miles, according to Electrifying.
The Arsenale puts the price at about $2.3 million, while Electrifying lists it at £2.4 million in the UK and describes it as the most powerful electric car on sale. Production is planned at around 130 cars.
4. Rimac Nevera and Nevera R: $2.2 million and up
The Rimac Nevera, built in Croatia, costs about $2.2 million, with 150 units planned. It is the car that made Rimac’s name and its technology now supports other hypercar makers.
The track-focused Nevera R is priced at £2.3 million in the UK and is limited to 40 examples. Electrifying reports a 0 to 62 mph time of 1.9 seconds and 0 to 186 mph in 7.9 seconds.
5. Pininfarina Battista: $2.2 million
The Battista is Automobili Pininfarina’s first production car and shares its electric powertrain technology with Rimac. It costs about $2.2 million, and only 150 will be made.
Electrifying lists it at £2 million in the UK and reports that the 150-car run is officially sold out, though a few new and lightly used cars are still offered for sale.
6. Deus Vayanne: $2 million
The Deus Vayanne is an electric hypercar from Austrian start-up Deus Automobiles. GOBankingRates lists an estimated starting price of $2 million.
Production is planned in small numbers, and the final price will depend on the specification each buyer chooses.
7. Hispano Suiza Carmen Boulogne: $2 million
The Carmen Boulogne is the sportier version of the Hispano Suiza Carmen, an electric grand tourer from the historic Spanish brand. Its estimated starting price is $2 million, according to GOBankingRates.
The car uses the name of one of Europe’s oldest luxury car brands and is produced in very limited numbers.
8. Drako GTE: $1.3 million
The Drako GTE is a four-door electric sports saloon from California-based Drako Motors. GOBankingRates lists an estimated price of $1.3 million.
It is one of the few four-seat electric cars priced above $1 million, aimed at buyers who want hypercar performance with room for passengers.
9. Ferrari Luce: £475,000
The Luce is Ferrari’s first fully electric car. Electrifying lists it at £475,000 in the UK, with a range of 330 miles, and reports that Ferrari has sold out its full production run through to the end of 2027.
Left-hand-drive deliveries in Europe begin in October 2026. See our list of the most expensive Ferraris in the world for the brand’s petrol-powered record-holders.
10. Rolls-Royce Spectre: £330,000
The Spectre is Rolls-Royce’s first electric car, a large two-door coupé. Electrifying lists it at £330,000 in the UK, and GOBankingRates gives a US starting price of about $400,000.
A recent update raised its range to 390 miles on the WLTP test. Electrifying calls it the most expensive series production electric car on sale, since the cars above it are built in limited runs.
How we ranked these
We ranked electric cars by their reported starting price in US dollars, using The Arsenale (August 2026), Electrifying (June 2026) and GOBankingRates. Where only a UK price was available, we placed the car using that figure. One-off show cars and conversions were left out.
Just outside the top 10 sit the Cadillac Celestiq, at about $300,000, and the Mercedes-Maybach EQS SUV 680, at £200,870 in the UK. For petrol and hybrid models, see the most expensive cars in the world.
Sources: The Arsenale: electric supercar prices, Electrifying: most expensive EVs on sale, GOBankingRates: most expensive electric cars.
Frequently asked questions
What is the most expensive electric car in the world?
The Automobili Pininfarina B95 is the most expensive electric car in 2026, at about $4.7 million according to The Arsenale. It is an open-top hypercar limited to 10 units. The Aspark Owl, estimated at more than $3.5 million, is second.
How much does the Rimac Nevera cost?
The Rimac Nevera costs about $2.2 million, with 150 cars planned. The track-focused Nevera R is priced at £2.3 million in the UK and limited to 40 examples. Electrifying reports it reaches 62 mph in 1.9 seconds and 186 mph in 7.9 seconds.
How much is the Ferrari electric car?
Ferrari’s first fully electric car, the Luce, is priced at £475,000 in the UK, according to Electrifying. It has a range of 330 miles, and Ferrari says the production run is sold out to the end of 2027. European deliveries begin in October 2026.
What is the most expensive Rolls-Royce electric car?
The Rolls-Royce Spectre is the brand’s first and only electric car so far. It costs £330,000 in the UK and about $400,000 in the US. A recent update raised its range to 390 miles on the WLTP test cycle.
What is the most powerful electric car on sale?
Electrifying describes the Lotus Evija as the most powerful electric car on sale, with 2,039 hp from a 93 kWh battery and a range of around 215 miles. It costs about $2.3 million, or £2.4 million in the UK, with around 130 planned.
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