This is a list of electric aircraft, whose primary flight power is electrical.
! Type !! Country !! Class !! Power !! Role !! Date !! Status !! Notes
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| ACS-Itaipu Sora-E || Brazil || Propeller || Battery || Experimental || 2015 || Prototype || |- | AgustaWestland Project Zero || Italy || UAV || Battery || Experimental || 2011 || Prototype || First large-scale all-electric tilt-rotor. |- | Air Energy AE-1 Silent || Germany || Motor glider || Battery || || 1998 || Production || |- | Airbus A³ Vahana || United States || Propeller || Battery || Experimental || 2018 || Prototype || |- | Airbus E-Fan || France || Propeller || Battery || Trainer || 2014 || Cancelled || Co-developed with Aero Composite Saintonge. |- | Alisport Silent Club || Italy || Motor glider || Battery || || || Production || First production electric aircraft. |- | Ampaire Electric EEL || United States || Propeller || Hybrid || || 2019 || Testing || |- | APEV Demoichelle || France || Propeller || Battery || Experimental || 2010 || Prototype || |- | APEV Pouchelec || France || Propeller || Battery || || 2009 || Prototype || Development of the Pouchel Light. |- | AstroFlight Sunrise || United States || UAV || Solar || Experimental || 1975 || Prototype || First solar-powered flight. Sunrise II flew in 1975. |- | AutoGyro eCavalon || Germany || Rotorcraft || Battery || Experimental || 2013 || Prototype || |- | Baykar Cezeri || Turkey || eVTOL || Battery || Transport || 2020 || Project || Flown unmanned. |- | Beta AVA || United States || Propeller || Battery || Transport || 2019 || Prototype || Testing and preparing serial production. |- | Boeing Fuel Cell Demonstrator (FCD) || United States || Motor glider || Fuel cell || Experimental || 2008 || Prototype || Modified Diamond HK-36 Super Dimona. |- | Bye Aerospace eFlyer 2 || United States || Propeller || Battery || || 2016 || Project || |- | Bye Aerospace eFlyer 4 || United States || Propeller || Battery || || 2018 || Project || |- | Cessna 172 electric || United States || Propeller || Battery || Experimental || 2010 || Demonstrator only || On 19 October 2012 Beyond Aviation announced that it had flown an electric Cessna 172 Skyhawk. |- | Cessna 208 eCaravan || United States || Propeller || Battery || Utility || 2020 || Prototype || Currently undergoing testing prior to certification. |- | CityAirbus || Multinational || eVTOL || Battery || Transport || 2019 || Prototype || |- | DigiSky SkySpark || || || Fuel cell || || || || Converted Alpi Pioneer 300. |- | Viking Dragonfly (electric conversion) || Netherlands || Propeller || Battery || Experimental || 2019 || Project || Converted Viking Dragonfly. |- | Hamilton aEro 1 || Switzerland || Propeller || Battery || Private || 2016 || Prototype || Converted Silence Twister. |- | e-Genius || Germany || || Battery || Experimental || 2011 || Prototype || |- | e-Sling || Switzerland || || Battery || Experimental || 2022 || Prototype || Based on the Sling TSi |- | EADS Green Cri-Cri || || || Battery || Experimental || 2010 || Prototype || Converted Colomban Cri-cri. |- | Electric Aircraft Corporation ElectraFlyer Trike || United States || Motor glider || Battery || Private || 2007 || Production || Ultralight. First commercial offering of an electric aircraft. |- | Electric Aircraft Corporation ElectraFlyer-C || United States || Motor glider || Battery || Private || 2008 || Production || Converted Monnett Moni motor glider. |- | Electravia E-Fenix || France || Motor glider || Battery || Private || 2001 || Prototype || |- | Electravia ElectroLight2 || France || Motor glider || Battery || Private || 2001 || Production || |- | Electravia BL1E Electra || France || Propeller || Battery || || 2007 || || First registered aircraft in the world powered by electric engine and with batteries. |- | Electravia Electro Trike || France || Motor glider || Battery || || 2008 || || |- | ENFICA-FC || || Propeller || Fuel cell || Experimental || || Prototype || Converted Rapid 200FC. |- | eUP Aviation Green1 || Canada || Motor glider || Battery || || 2012 || Production || |- | Eviation Alice || Israel || Propeller || Battery || Transport || 2022 || Testing || 2 pilot + 9 passenger, 444 km/h cruise and 1,367 km range |- | Flightstar e-Spyder || || Propeller || Battery || || 2009 || || Converted Flightstar Sportstar Spyder. Also offered as the Greenwing GW280 and Yuneec eSpyder.