This is a list of all Electric-type moves that are usable in Pokemon Sword and Shield, Isle of Armor, and the Crown Tundra DLC. Sort all Electric moves by Power, PP, and Accuracy, and see how to use them competitively.

List of Electric-type Moves

Moves	Type	Power	Acc.	PP
Aura Wheel		110	100	10
Bolt Beak		85	100	100
Bolt Strike		130	85	5
Charge		-	100	20
Charge Beam		50	90	10
Discharge		80	100	15
Eerie Impulse		-	100	15
Electric Terrain		-		10
Electrify		-	-	20
Electro Ball		-	100	10
Electroweb		55	95	15
Fusion Bolt		100	100	5
G-Max Stun Shock		-	-	-
G-Max Volt Crash		-	-	-
Magnet Rise		-	-	10
Magnetic Flux		-	-	20
Max Lightning		-	-	-
Nuzzle		20	100	20
Overdrive		80	100	10
Parabolic Charge		65	100	20
Plasma Fists		100	100	15
Rising Voltage		70	100	20
Shock Wave		60	-	20
Spark		65	100	20
Thunder		110	70	10
Thunder Cage		80	90	15
Thunder Fang		65	95	15
Thunder Punch		75	100	15
Thunder Shock		40	100	30
Thunder Wave		-	90	20
Thunderbolt		90	100	15
Volt Switch		70	100	20
Volt Tackle		120	100	15
Wild Charge		90	100	15
Zap Cannon		120	50	5
Zing Zap		80	100	10

Electric-type Effectiveness

Damage Dealt	Type
2x
1/2
No Effect

Electric-type Moves in Competitive Play

Electric-type moves are utilized in various ways. Most hyper-offensive Pokemon have an Electric-type move in their arsenal, while some support Pokemon run with status Electric-type moves.

Utilities and Speed Control

In the name of speed control, Electric-type moves are royalty.

Getting paralyzed halves a Pokemon's Speed, and most household Electric-type moves have a chance to inflict paralysis.

Additionally, most Electric-type Pokemon already have high Speed stats, which makes them the fastest moving Pokemon in a regular match.

It is also not uncommon to see support Pokemon with Thunder Wave or summoning Electric Terrain in one way or another to further boost the power of Electric-type moves.

Volt Switch is also a favored move in the metagame, used by Pokemon built as pivots, or for some attackers, a useful way of switching out and avoiding trouble.

Electric and Ice-type Synergy

When paired together, Electric and Ice-type moves work well as both types are able to hit all eighteen types without resistances, meaning you can hit those pesky Ground-types with Ice-type moves!

Electric-type Dynamax Moves

Max Lightning, when used in battles, summons Electric Terrain in the field for five turns. This is particularly useful when facing Pokemon that are known to use Hypnosis, Spore, and the like as Electric Terrain prevents any Pokemon from falling asleep.

As added bonus, Electric Terrain also powers up succeeding usages of Max Lightning!

It is also worth mentioning Gigantamax Pikachu's G-Max Volt Crash, which paralyzes all opposing Pokemon in the field, and Gigantamax Toxtricity's G-Max Stun Shock which can either cause paralysis or poison.

Related Links

List of All New Moves (Crown Tundra Updated)
Moves by Type
Fire		Water		Grass
Electric		Ice		Fighting
Poison		Ground		Flying
Psychic		Bug		Rock
Ghost		Dragon		Dark
Steel		Fairy		Normal
Moves by Category
Physical		Special		Status
Dynamax Moves
Max Moves			G-Max Moves
Moves by Effects
Stat-Boosting Moves		Stat-Reducing Moves		Status-Inflicting Moves
Moves that Never Miss		Moves that Set Entry Hazards		Moves that Ignore Abilities
High-Critical Hit Moves		Moves that Change Weather		Moves that Change Terrain
Multi-Target Moves		Moves that Restore HP		Redirection Moves
Multi-Hit Moves		One-Hit Knockout Moves		Trapping Moves
Moves that Make Contact		Moves that Do Not Make Contact		Moves that Block Attacks
Status Restoring Moves		Moves that Forces a Switch		Sound-Based Moves
List of Priority Moves