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Battery Electric (11)
- ChevroletBolt EV (2017-2021) Draft
Tall 5-door subcompact hatchback; thin LED running lights flanking blacked-out grille; pronounced beltline kink at rear quarter window; "BOLT EV" badging on liftgate
- ChevroletBolt EV (2022-2023) Source-checked
Tall 5-door subcompact hatchback; thin LED running lights flanking blacked-out grille; pronounced beltline kink at rear quarter window; "BOLT EV" badging on liftgate
- FordF-150 Lightning (2022-present) Draft
Full-size crew-cab pickup; full-width front light bar across a closed-off (grille-less) fascia; "frunk" (front trunk) under the hood instead of an engine; "LIGHTNING" badging on tailgate and front fenders
- FordMustang Mach-E (2021-present) Draft
Five-door electric crossover/SUV with Mustang-style three-bar tri-bar tail lights and galloping-pony badge; closed-off grille-less front fascia; flush body-color door surfaces with a small push-button pod and pop-out handle (no conventional door handles); "frunk" (front trunk) under the hood instead of an engine
- HyundaiIoniq 5 (2022-present) Source-checked
ERG-confirmed ID points: "IONIQ 5" logo on the tailgate, an "EV"-marked plastic cover, and the charge port on the rear right side. General design description (not in the ERG): mid-size "retro-futuristic" crossover with pixelated/parametric square LED head and tail lights, flush pop-out door handles, and a clamshell hood with no badging.
- KiaEV6 (2022-present) Draft
Sleek fastback crossover with a sharply raked rear; full-width rear light bar with an upswept tail spoiler; "EV6" emblem on the left of the tailgate; flush pop-out door handles; charge port on the rear right side
- NissanLeaf (2011-present) Source-checked
5-door hatchback; charge port located under a flip-up panel on the front of the hood (between the headlights), not on a side fender
- TeslaModel 3 (2017-2021) Source-checked
15-inch landscape touchscreen on dashboard; no instrument cluster; uniquely-shaped flush door handles
- TeslaModel S (2012-2020) Source-checked
Large liftback sedan with a large 17-inch portrait touchscreen on the dash; flush "Model S" door handles that extend when pressed; charge port integrated into the driver-side (early cars) or driver-rear taillight; "frunk" (front trunk) under the hood instead of an engine; battery badge on the right rear ending in "D" denotes a Dual Motor car
- TeslaModel X (2016-2021) Draft
Mid/large SUV with distinctive rear FALCON-WING (double-hinged, upward-swinging) rear doors; front frunk (no engine); 17-inch (43 cm) center touchscreen and no traditional instrument cluster. The falcon-wing rear doors are the unmistakable Model X giveaway. WARNING: those doors have high-tension springs.
- TeslaModel Y (2020-present) Source-checked
Compact SUV/crossover body with 15-inch landscape touchscreen and no instrument cluster; uniquely-shaped flush door handles; "Y" in 4th VIN position; optional "DUAL MOTOR" badge on trunk. Model name does not appear on rear of vehicle.
Plug-in Hybrid (1)
Hybrid (6)
- FordFusion Hybrid (2013-2020) Draft
Mid-size sedan; "Hybrid" badges on left and right front doors and a "Hybrid" nameplate on the RIGHT side of the trunk lid with the green-leaf/blue-highway hybrid icon; unique engine appearance cover with raised "HYBRID" lettering. DO NOT CONFUSE with the Fusion Energi (PHEV), whose "Energi" nameplate is on the LEFT of the trunk lid and which has a charge port on the left-front fender.
- HondaAccord Hybrid (2014-2017) Draft
Ninth-gen Accord 4-door sedan with HYBRID badging on both front fenders and the trunk lid, plus a HYBRID mark under the hood; blue-accented Honda H badge front and rear; no tailpipe-cluster styling change but unique LED tail-lights. NOTE: Honda paused U.S. Accord Hybrid production for model year 2016 — there are 2014, 2015, and 2017 cars in this generation but no 2016. Do NOT confuse with the 2014 Accord Plug-In Hybrid (PHEV), which is a separate vehicle with a larger 6.7 kWh pack and its own ERG.
- ToyotaCamry Hybrid (2012-2017) Draft
Mid-size sedan (XV50/AVV50 generation); "HYBRID" badging on front fenders and trunk lid; hybrid-specific instrument cluster with an ECO/POWER gauge instead of a tachometer; blue-ringed Toyota emblems on some trims. NOT a plug-in — no charge port.
- ToyotaPrius (2010-2015) Draft
Third-generation (XW30) 5-door hatchback/liftback with the steeper, more triangular roofline than the 2004-2009 car; "PRIUS" + Hybrid Synergy Drive logos on the hatch; gasoline fuel filler door on the DRIVER-side rear quarter panel; POWER push-button start, electronic shift selector with a separate P switch. VIN first 8 chars JTDKN3DU. NOT the plug-in (PHV) variant.
- ToyotaPrius Gen 2 (2004-2009) Draft
5-door hatchback (the first Prius with the iconic teardrop/wedge silhouette); NHW20 chassis; "HYBRID SYNERGY DRIVE" logos on the rear hatchback door and on the inverter/converter cover in the engine bay; instrument cluster mounted in the center dash near the base of the windshield (not in front of the driver); dashboard-mounted electronic gearshift selector and separate P switch; electronic key slot + power button (no conventional ignition switch). VIN starts JTDKB2 (front windshield cowl and driver door post).
- ToyotaPrius Gen 4 (2016-2022) Draft
Aggressive angular front fascia with split LED headlights; boomerang tail-lights wrapping rear hatch; "HYBRID SYNERGY DRIVE" or "HYBRID" badging on rear hatch and front fenders; XW50 chassis code
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