Electric Cars in World Top 5 Fastest Cars

1- Yangwang U9 Xtreme – Hyper Electric Performance Redefined

The U9 Xtreme is an all-electric hypercar from Yangwang (a luxury sub-brand of BYD Auto).
It uses a 1,200-volt ultra-high-voltage electric architecture — a first for production cars in this class.
The powertrain features four electric motors, each capable of spinning up to 30,000 rpm, combining to produce around 3,000 PS (≈ 2,958 hp / bhp).Performance headline: In September 2025 at Germany’s ATP Papenburg testing facility, the U9 Xtreme hit a top speed of 496.22 km/h (≈ 308.4 mph)
Price / Availability (As per Public Estimates)
- The base model (non-Xtreme) of U9 in China originally retailed around RMB 1.68 million (or about US $230,000–$252,000 depending on exchange rate) when first launched

Rimac Nevera is a fully-electric hypercar built by Croatian automaker Rimac Automobili.
It uses four electric motors — one at each wheel — giving all-wheel drive, instant torque and excellent traction.
Power output is truly insane: ~ 1,914 horsepower (some sources list up to 1,888–1,914 hp).
Performance numbers: 0-60 mph (0-100 km/h) in about 1.74–1.85 seconds.
Top speed (unrestricted) is around 412 km/h (≈ 256 mph).
Battery and range: 120 kWh battery pack; electric range around 490 km (WLTP).
Build: Two-door coupe with exotic design, carbon-fiber chassis/monocoque, butterfly-doors, with extreme performance tuned suspension and high tech.

The base price for a new Rimac Nevera is roughly US $2.2 million – $2.5 million.

The Aspark Owl is a fully-electric hypercar developed by Japanese automaker Aspark.
It uses four electric motors (one per wheel), giving it all-wheel drive and enormous power and torque.
Power output is extremely high — around 1,953-2,012 horsepower (depending on source).
Its acceleration is jaw-dropping: 0–60 mph in about 1.69 – 1.72 seconds (0–100 km/h in ~1.7 s).
Top speed (on paper) is up to 400 km/h (≈ 249 mph).
Battery & range: It carries a battery pack (≈ 69 kWh gross / 64 kWh usable) — giving a claimed range up to ~450 km (≈ 280 miles) under certain conditions
Price & Availability (Estimates / Reported)
- The “base” price for Aspark Owl has been noted around €2.9 million (which at typical exchange rates equals roughly US $3.1–3.2 million).

Battista is a fully-electric hypercar from Italian luxury automaker Automobili Pininfarina.
It uses a quad-motor drivetrain (one electric motor per wheel), distributed through all-wheel drive with torque-vectoring.
Output is around 1,900 horsepower (≈ 1,400 kW) and up to 2,300 Nm of torque.
Performance is astonishing: 0–100 km/h in under 2.0 seconds, and a top speed of ≈ 350 km/h (≈ 217 mp)
Range & battery: It packs a 120 kWh battery pack, giving a claimed electric range of ≈ 450 km (WLTP) on a full charge.
Price & Availability
- The Battista’s MSRP (base price) has been listed around US $2,250,000

The Model S Plaid is a high-performance all-electric luxury sedan from Tesla.
Powertrain: It uses a tri-motor AWD setup delivering very high output — around 1,020 horsepower.
Performance:
- 0–60 mph (0–100 km/h) in ~2.0 seconds (factory-claimed) / ~2.1 seconds in many spec sheets.
- Top speed: up to 200 mph (≈ 322 km/h) when properly equipped.
Range & Battery: Battery pack ~100 kWh; estimated electric range on a full charge (with WLTP /EPA standard wheels) around 368–390 miles (≈ 590–628 km) depending on configuration
Price & Availability (As Reference)
- In the U.S. (as per recent listings), new Model S Plaid has a base price around US $99,990.