Maserati MC20 EV 2022
Maserati has been teasing the MC20 for quite some time, and it is finally here. However, it is not yet available in the all-electric configuration that was promised. Maserati's new MC20 is a "Super Sports Car" with an emphasis on world-class performance. The 630-horsepower twin-turbo V6 engine is standard on the two-seat mid-engine coupe, which will eventually be available as a convertible.

2023 BMW i7
The upcoming BMW i7 will be a fully electric version of the 7 Series' next generation. The brand has already released teaser images of the model, and one trim level has recently been revealed: the i7 xDrive60, which will start at nearly $120,000. BMW unveiled the pictures in the April. According to BMW, the i7 will have an estimated electric range of 300 miles.

Buick Electra
While General Motors has made no official announcements about a future Buick Electra fully electric SUV, the company has filed an updated trademark for the Electra name. Furthermore, at the 2020 Beijing Auto Show, the brand displayed a concept car bearing the Electra name. A Buick electric crossover would be appropriate as GM moves forward with major plans to provide a plethora of electric cars and SUVs over the next several years.

Volkswagen ID.Space Vizzion 2022
Volkswagen has already stated that the ID.Space Vizzion electric waggon will be available in 2022. It made its first appearance in 2019 at the Los Angeles Auto Show, but it returned in late 2021, when it appeared to be ready for production. If the Vizzion arrives in the US, it will be VW's third fully electric vehicle on our soil. However, the brand has not yet fully committed to selling it in the United States.

EV Chevrolet Corvette
Electric vehicles with high performance, such as the Tesla Model S Plaid and Porsche Taycan Turbo S, make a Corvette EV a no-brainer. If the performance of the Chevy sports car isn't enough to entice you, torquey electric motors and insane acceleration will. While General Motors is promoting the release of 30 new fully electric models globally by 2025,

Apple Vehicle
While the Apple Car remains a mystery, recent hiring and reorganisation at the tech company indicate that the company is increasing its focus on an autonomous electric car project. This is not to say that Apple will build a car, and the company's ability to mass-produce vehicles on its own is arguably limited.

B2 Bollinger
The Bollinger B2 2022 is a workhorse crew cab pickup with a 6-foot bed, 15-inch ground clearance, locking differentials front and rear, and geared portal axles. Its dual-motor electric drive setup produces 614 horsepower, and its battery pack has a range of 200 miles.

FF 91 “Faraday Future”
The Faraday Future FF 91 was not built by a company with Mars aspirations, but it has an out-of-this-world appearance and spaceship-like performance. Faraday expects its three-motor electric drive to produce 1,050 horsepower, allowing the FF 91 to accelerate from zero to 60 mph in 2.39 seconds. That's not bad for a crossover. The lithium-ion batteries in the FF 91 are expected to provide 300-plus miles of range on a single charge, according to the company.

Electrified Genesis G80
Genesis has announced plans for a battery-electric version of their G80 midsize sedan, though details are scarce. The gasoline-powered 2021 Genesis G80 ranks near the top of our list of luxury midsize cars. The 2022 Genesis G80 Electrified is expected to have all-wheel drive and reach 60 mph in 4.9 seconds. Genesis has also stated that the sedan will feature vehicle-to-load technology, or V2L, which will allow it to power external devices.

GV60 Genesis
Hyundai, Genesis' parent company, is developing a new electric vehicle platform that will underpin several models, including the Genesis GV60. The GV60, which is expected to go on sale in this year, will be a compact luxury crossover with a fastback shape.
Evija Lotus
You could be one of the lucky 130 customers who can purchase a Lotus Evija in this year. It's a British-made hypercar with an electric powertrain that produces 1,972 horsepower, according to Lotus. The two-seater racecar is built on a one-piece carbon-fiber monocoque chassis. Lotus estimates that the Evija will accelerate from zero to 62 mph in less than three seconds. It will have a top speed of 200 miles per hour.

EQB Mercedes-Benz
The all-electric Mercedes-Benz EQB, like its gasoline-powered 2022 Mercedes-Benz GLB sibling, will have a seven-seat interior. Despite the fact that the seat is really only suitable for children, it is still a rarity among small SUVs.

Ariya Nissan
The all-new 2022 Nissan Ariya crossover will join the Nissan Leaf in the brand's zero-emission lineup of this year. The Nissan Ariya will be available in standard and long-range models, with front-wheel drive or e-4ORCE all-wheel drive. Prices are expected to start around $40,000 and go up from there.

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