Directory reviewed August 2026. Model timing and inventory can change.
Quick Answer
Participating Tom Wood dealerships give Central Indiana shoppers active shopping and support paths for battery-electric cars and SUVs from Porsche, Lexus, Audi, Ford, Volvo, Nissan, Toyota, Volkswagen, and Subaru.
This page compares model families with a current Tom Wood shopping or support path. It does not treat a manufacturer showroom page or an older SEO landing page as proof that a model is presently stocked, orderable, or represented in the active directory.
Cars & SportbacksLuxury and Performance
Crossovers & SUVsCompact to Three Row
Multiple Brand PathsCompare Before You Shop
New & Used PathsAvailability Varies
Current, Incoming, and Pre-Owned EVs
A model directory changes faster than a traditional vehicle guide. The Volvo EX60 is expected at Tom Wood Volvo Cars later in 2026. Nissan has moved to the redesigned LEAF as its current new EV, while ARIYA shopping is now primarily a remaining-inventory, used, or eligible manufacturer-certified path. Volkswagen and Subaru model availability may differ by dealership and allocation. Models without a current inventory, ordering, or dealer-locate path are intentionally excluded from the active directory.
For that reason, this page identifies model families without publishing hard inventory counts or promising that a test vehicle is available. Confirm the exact model, trim, connector, range rating, and arrival status with the corresponding dealership.
New EVs Versus Used EVs
Tom Wood's used EV inventory can include brands and models beyond the new-vehicle franchises in this directory. Before buying a pre-owned electric vehicle, review battery condition, remaining warranty, charging connector, network access, software status, service history, recall completion, and manufacturer-certified eligibility when available.
For battery aging and replacement questions, use the EV Battery Life and Maintenance guide. For charging, winter driving, commuting, and road trips, use the Central Indiana EV ownership guide.
Frequently Asked Questions About Electric Vehicles at Tom Wood
What electric-vehicle brands can I explore through Tom Wood?
Tom Wood dealerships provide active shopping or support paths for battery-electric models from Porsche, Lexus, Audi, Ford, Volvo, Nissan, Toyota, Volkswagen, and Subaru. Model timing and inventory vary by dealership, so confirm current listings and ordering options with the corresponding store.
Which electric cars are available through Tom Wood?
Electric-car choices may include the Porsche Taycan, Lexus ES 350e and ES 500e, Audi A6 e-tron and e-tron GT families, and used electric sedans that enter Tom Wood inventory. Visit the corresponding dealership or the EV Inventory, Leases & Deals page for current availability.
Which electric SUVs are available through Tom Wood?
Electric SUV and crossover families may include the Porsche Macan Electric and Cayenne Electric, Lexus RZ, Audi Q4 e-tron and Q6 e-tron, Ford Mustang Mach-E, Volvo EX models, Nissan LEAF, Toyota bZ models, Volkswagen ID.4, and Subaru electric SUVs. Availability changes by model and dealership.
Does Tom Wood sell the Ford Mustang Mach-E?
Tom Wood Ford provides a shopping path for the Ford Mustang Mach-E. Use the Ford section of this guide to review current electric inventory, trims, and availability rather than assuming every Ford electric model is currently stocked.
Does Tom Wood sell Volkswagen electric vehicles?
Tom Wood Volkswagen provides a current shopping path for the Volkswagen ID.4 electric SUV. Other Volkswagen electric models should be confirmed against current dealership inventory and model-year availability before being treated as active options.
Can I find a used electric vehicle at Tom Wood?
Yes. Used electric vehicles may enter Tom Wood inventory through trade-ins, lease returns, and off-lease vehicles. Used availability is not limited to the new-vehicle brands listed in this guide, so check the EV Inventory, Leases & Deals page for current listings.
Where can I see current Tom Wood EV inventory?
Use the EV Inventory, Leases & Deals page for the network-wide shopping path, or use the dealership links in this guide to check brand-specific inventory. Individual dealership websites provide the most current information on listings, pricing, trims, ordering, and availability.