GTA Online has a large variety of electric cars that every player can use if they want to go all-electric. All of them are unique and advanced in their own way and can be of massive help. So, for this reason, here are 10 of the best electric vehicles for GTA Online!
10 . Overflod Imorgon ($2,165,000)
The Gumpert Nathalie methanol-electric sports car serves as the inspiration for the Imorgon. The headlights resemble those on the Aston Martin Vulcan, while the rear vents appear to be based on the first-generation Audi R8. When compared to other automobiles in its class, it boasts an impressive acceleration and top speed.
What’s great about it:
- Based on the Gumpert Nathalie
- Good acceleration
- Good top speed
9 . Cheval Surge ($38,000)
Chevrolet/Holden Volt hybrid sedan appears to be strongly inspired by the Surge’s front appearance, with a few nods to Honda’s Insight. Powered by a strong electric motor, the Surge boasts a respectable top speed. Having no transmission means that the electric motor directly powers the wheels, allowing the Surge to accelerate significantly more fast than previous vehicles. The vehicle’s on-road handling is good, despite the fact that it isn’t regarded as a high-performance vehicle.
What’s great about it:
- Based on the Chevrolet/Holden Volt hybrid
- Good top speed
- Good acceleration and handling
8 . Obey I-Wagen ($1,720,000)
Based on the 2018 Audi e-Tron SUV and some stylistic inspiration from the second-generation Audi Q5, the I-Wagen is a hybrid vehicle. In the center of the bonnet is a plastic cover and a few small vents, which open to show a curving line from the headlamps to the windscreen. In this vehicle, all four wheels are propelled by an electric battery. It's in the middle of the pack when it comes to performance, with a moderate top speed and good handling.
What’s great about it:
- Based on the Audi Q5
- Moderate top speed
- Good handling
7 . Karin Dilettante ($25,000)
The Dilettante is based on the second-gen Toyota Prius. GPS voice guidance is available for it which is a very unique feature. There is no noticeable difference in acceleration between the Dilettante's two transmissions. Its top speed is one of the lowest in the game, so be aware of it. It understeers at highway speeds because of its large turning radius. The car bounces around on difficult roads because of the soft suspension.
What’s great about it:
- Has a unique roary tone due to the V8 combined with the EV
- Easy to drive on rough roads
- Good handling at low speeds
6 . Coil Voltic ($150,000)
The Voltic is probably the oldest electric vehicle in the game. It is inspired both by the Tesla Roadster and the Lotus Elise. The "Super GT" interior found on cars like the 9F and the F620 is used in the improved version of this car. As an all-electric car, the tachometer dial is replaced with one that reads "KW" (kilowatts) and uses a different scale. The Voltic, compared to other automobiles in its class, underperforms, save for its extremely rapid and responsive acceleration. The Voltic has a single-speed transmission that is specifically optimized to drive the rear wheels of an electric vehicle.
What’s great about it:
- Based on the Tesla Roadster and Lotus Elise
- Improved version of the Super GT interior
- Rapid acceleration and good handling
5 . Coil Raiden ($1,375,000)
There are a lot of similarities between the Raiden and the second-generation Aston Martin Vanquish in terms of design. When accelerating from a complete standstill, it has an amazing launch. In addition to its superb handling and peak speed, it also features a good turning radius and a high top speed. When reversing, it can also accelerate quickly. However, its body panels fall off very quickly in the event of a rollover, and it isn't very good at dealing with crashes and gunfire.
What’s great about it:
- Based on the Aston Martin Vanquish
- Superb handling
- Great top speed
4 . Cyclone II ($2,250,000)
The 2nd version of the cyclone could be found in the Expanded and Enhanced edition of the game. Inspired heavily by the Rimac Nevera, it features butterfly doors and an exotic-looking body design. It possesses great top speed and handling while it suffers in other sectors greatly. Nevertheless, it is a mighty car that only the fearless can conquer.
What’s great about it:
- Based on the Rimac Nevera
- Exotic design along with butterfly doors
- Great top speed and handling
3 . Cyclone ($1,890,000)
The front end of the Cyclone is inspired by the Koenigsegg Agera, while the rear is based on the Croatian Rimac Concept One. When completely improved, it accelerates from 0-60 mph in less than two seconds, making it the quickest wheel-powered electric vehicle in the game. In spite of its all-wheel-drive system, the traction is among the lowest in its class, with the car lacking in cornering speeds and spinning out readily.
What’s great about it:
- Loosely based on the Rimac Concept One
- Probably the quickest electric car in the game
- Good handling
2 . Neon ($1,500,000)
From the 2015 Porsche Mission E concept, the Taycan, the Pfister Neon borrows a lot of design cues. The front part of the Neon has a carbon-fiber extender/splitter at the bottom, giving it a dynamic look while maintaining the typical 4-door layout. In some racing environments, the Neon’s traction and acceleration can make it a viable competitor.
What’s great about it:
- Based on the Porsche Taycan
- Dynamic look
- Good handling, traction, and acceleration
1 . Pegassi Tezeract ($2,825,000)
The Tezeract by Pegassi is different from other cars as it is an electric hypercar based on the Lamborghini Terzo Millennio. Its aggressive section skirt and carbon fiber fins are unique to it. While it has a lower-pitched engine sound, be no fool, as it possesses amazing top speed and is lightweight.
What’s great about it:
- Electric hypercar based on the Lamborghini Terzo Millennio
- Unique lightweight design
- Amazing top speed
With these cars, you can go all-electric in the busy streets of Los Santos. Good Luck!
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