Wildcards cannot be used with EV certificates:
Wildcards are banned, preventing EV holders from using domain names
similar to other companies and thus preventing phishing.
Therefore in order to represent
EV -> https://example.com/*
EV -> https://www.example.com/*
you would need two separate EVs, one for example.com
and one for www.example.com
. An alternative would be to have a non-EV certificate on one of the domains, which then redirects to the other, EV one. Because it redirects, the user's browser would not even see the EV status of the first certificate. Also, as per the comments from the OP, a multi-domain cert would of course suffice.
The non-EV domains can be covered by a single wildcard cert.
This article linked to in Jaymin Dangi's answer should show you how to achieve this.