Electric vehicles aren't just transforming the world of transportation – they're also revolutionising playtime. From high-end electric supercars to high-flying drones and speedy watercraft, the latest electric toys offer a range of thrilling experiences.
These cutting-edge vehicles combine the excitement of powerful motors with eco-friendly technology, delivering hours of emissions-free fun. Whether you're looking to take to the skies in style for aerial adventures or zip across the water with silent speed, our Top 10 list showcases the best electric toys on the market.
10. Garia Monico
Revenue: Not listed
Employees: between 51 & 200
CEO: Jakob Viggo Holstein
Founded: 2005
Garia, a luxury golf and leisure car manufacturer, introduced its first electric vehicle in 2009. The company's top model, the Garia Monaco, exemplifies their commitment to premium quality and design. The Garia Monaco typically costs around US$25,000, reflecting its high-end features and bespoke craftsmanship.
9. DJI Mavic 3 Pro
Revenue: US$4.8m
Employees: 14,000
CEO: Frank Wang
Founded: 2006
Housing three sensors and lenses with different focal lengths and equipped with a Hasselblad camera and dual tele cameras, DJI’s Mavic 3 Pro is a triple-camera drone that unlocks new shooting perspectives. Released in April 2023 and priced at US$2,199, the Mavic 3 Pro is one of the most highly-rated drones today, with a 43 minute maximum flight time, providing the freedom to fly longer distances and reduce concerns about battery life.
8. Lightning LS-218
Revenue: US$39m
Employees:300
CEO: Timothy Reeser
Founded: Less than 100
An electric superbike, the LS-218, was introduced in 2014. It’s priced at US$38,888 and is renowned for its record-breaking top speed of 218 mph. Combining cutting-edge technology with sleek design, it offers unparalleled performance, making it a flagship model in the world of electric motorcycles.
7. Tesla Model X Plaid
Revenue: US$94bn
Employees: 127,885
CEO: Elon Musk
Founded: 2003
This high-performance electric SUV debuted in early 2021. Priced at US$140,000, it features impressive acceleration, advanced autopilot capabilities, and a spacious, futuristic interior. Known for its distinctive falcon-wing doors, the Model X Plaid combines luxury and cutting-edge technology, setting a benchmark in the electric SUV market.
6. Tesla Semi
Revenue: US$94bn
Employees: 127,885
CEO: Elon Musk
Founded: 2003
Tesla's all-electric truck was unveiled in 2017 and began limited production in 2021. Priced at US$180,000, it promises significant savings on fuel and maintenance. Designed for long-haul efficiency, the Semi boasts a range of up to 500 miles per charge, revolutionising the trucking industry with its performance and sustainability.
5. Bowlus Road Chief Endless Highways Performance Edition
Revenue: Private company - revenue not published
Employees: 51 to 200
CEO: Geneva Long
Founded: 1934
Described by manufacturer Bowlus as the ultimate luxury performance RV, the Road Chief Performance Edition priced at US$225,000, has a sleek, aerodynamic design and top-tier amenities. Focusing on sustainability and with the capability to run for up to two weeks off the grid and recharge in three-to-four hours, it offers an eco-friendly yet opulent travel experience, setting new standards in the RV industry.
4. Candela C-8
Revenue: US$96.6m
Employees: 100+
CEO: Gustav Hasselskog
Founded: 2014
An innovative electric speed boat, launched in 2021, the Candela C-8 features hydrofoil technology for a smoother, more efficient ride. Priced at US$390,000, the C-8's design reduces energy consumption significantly compared to traditional boats, offering a luxurious, eco-friendly option for water enthusiasts seeking high performance and sustainability.
3. Rimac Nevera
A groundbreaking electric hypercar, the Rimac Nevera entered the market in 2021. With a price tag of US$2.4 million, it is celebrated for its extraordinary performance, boasting 1,914 horsepower and a top speed of 258 mph. The Nevera accelerates from 0 to 60 mph in just 1.85 seconds, making it one of the fastest production cars in the world. Combining cutting-edge technology with sleek design, the Nevera represents the pinnacle of electric vehicle innovation, setting new standards in the automotive industry.
Employees: Between 1 and 5K
CEO: Mate Rimac
Founded: 2009
2. Eviation Alice
Employees: 51 to 200
CEO: Gregory Davis
Founded: 2015
An electric yacht which entered the market in 2021, priced at around US$32 million, this luxury yacht stands out for its advanced carbon fibre construction, which ensures lightweight and high performance. It features an efficient electric propulsion system that offers silent and environmentally friendly cruising. The yacht's sleek design, cutting-edge technology and sustainability make it a popular choice for eco-conscious luxury enthusiasts seeking high-speed, emission-free maritime experiences.
1. Say Carbon Yachts Say 29E
Employees: Between 11 and 50
CEO: Karl Wagner
Founded: 2006
Eviation Aircraft entered the market in 2024 with a fully electric aircraft. This nine-passenger plane, priced at US$4 million, is designed for regional flights up to 440 nautical miles. It features an innovative design with a T-tail and tricycle landing gear and is powered by two MagniX magni650 electric motors. The Alice aims to revolutionise short-haul air travel with zero emissions, significantly lower operating costs, and reduced noise compared to traditional aircraft.
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