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21 stories tagged affordable-ev on EV Digest.

Nissan's Entry-Level 'Wave' EV Prototype Spotted, Aiming for Sub-$25,000 Price Point

Nissan is developing a new, more affordable electric vehicle, reportedly codenamed 'Wave,' which was recently caught testing. This upcoming model is expected to hit the market in early 2027 with a target starting price under $25,000, signaling Nissan's commitment to making EVs more accessible. The new vehicle represents a strategic move to capture a larger segment of the budget-conscious EV market.

September 1, 2026ElectrekNissan

Kia EV3 Poised to Offer More Affordable EV Option in the U.S.

The upcoming Kia EV3 is expected to address the need for more budget-friendly electric vehicles in the American market. Positioned to be a significant entrant, this new model aims to broaden EV accessibility beyond the current premium-dominated landscape. Its arrival could offer consumers a compelling alternative to higher-priced electric cars currently available.

August 26, 2026CleanTechnicaKia

Ford 'Fathom' EV Pickup Set for 2027 Launch with Sub-$30,000 Starting Price

Ford is preparing to introduce its new electric pickup truck, reportedly named 'Fathom,' in early 2027, with production slated for Q1 at its Louisville Assembly plant. This new EV aims to significantly lower the entry barrier for electric trucks with an aggressive starting price of just $28,350. The 'Fathom' promises to deliver more than affordability, signaling Ford's commitment to expanding its EV pickup portfolio.

August 13, 2026ElectrekFord

2027 Kia EV3 Poised to Become One of America's Most Affordable EVs

Kia has officially priced its upcoming 2027 EV3, positioning it as a highly competitive option for U.S. consumers seeking an entry-level battery electric vehicle. With an attractive starting price including destination fees, the compact SUV aims to democratize EV ownership and expand the market.

August 13, 2026Motor1Kia

Kia EV3 Pricing Revealed, Targeting Affordable U.S. Market Entry

Kia has unveiled the pricing strategy for its upcoming 2027 EV3, positioning the compact electric SUV to compete in the growing segment of accessible EVs for the U.S. market. With a starting price point just over $30,000, the EV3 aims to become a key player among budget-friendly electric options.

August 12, 2026InsideEVsKia

Ford Reportedly Plans $25,000 Electric SUV for 2029

Ford is reportedly targeting a $25,000 price point for a new entry-level electric SUV by 2029, a move that could significantly broaden EV accessibility. Early design concepts for the compact model, which will feature a BEV powertrain alongside potential hybrid options, were previewed at a recent dealer event, indicating Ford's strategy to capture the affordable EV market.

August 11, 2026Car and DriverFord

First Drive Review: Slate's Affordable Electric Truck Promises Major Disruption

The Slate electric truck, priced at an accessible $25,000, recently underwent its first drive, revealing a surprisingly solid and comfortable experience. This budget-friendly EV could significantly alter the landscape for electric utility vehicles, offering a practical option without a hefty price tag. Its introduction stands to challenge assumptions about the cost of entry into the electric truck market.

August 5, 2026InsideEVsSlate

Volkswagen Debuts Affordable ID. Cross Electric SUV with 265 Miles of Range

Volkswagen has unveiled its latest electric SUV, the ID. Cross, aiming to bring an accessible option to the EV market. Priced around $32,000, this new model boasts an estimated range of 265 miles on a single charge. This strategic move by VW positions the ID. Cross as a compelling choice for consumers seeking a more budget-friendly electric vehicle.

July 15, 2026ElectrekVolkswagen

Slate Unveils Modular, Customizable EV Starting Under $25,000

Slate has introduced an innovative new electric vehicle designed around extreme customizability and affordability, with a starting price of $24,950. This compact EV bucks the trend of integrated tech, instead focusing on a "bring your own device" approach for infotainment and other features. The emphasis is on configurability at a modest price point, allowing buyers to tailor the vehicle to their specific needs and preferences.

July 8, 2026Not a Tesla AppSlate