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Simply but every big European car manufacturer has a model out now that has a good set of EV specific features and they can be purchased often for less. Look a
by originalvichy 4y ago
Simply but every big European car manufacturer has a model out now that has a good set of EV specific features and they can be purchased often for less.
Look at how spread the landscape is in the European EV capital of Norway: https://elbilstatistikk.no/ https://elbilstatistikk.no/
I am not sure of how many of the EVs are being registered/delivered after long wait periods, but the Model Y as a single model is being chased by every major automaker’s popular model. Nearly all competetive models are also available for cheaper (and also have access to the charging network in Norway at least.)
- testfrequency 4y agoI just don’t believe it’s fair to compare the Model Y to an iX, that costs nearly twice as much as the Model Y. Do not expect that number to continue growing at the same rate as the Model Y or ID.4. Speaking of Norway, Model Y just broke the previous record this year there for most registrations of all time of any car: https://insideevs.com/news/628187/tesla-modely-bestselling-car-record-1969-norway/ https://insideevs.com/news/628187/tesla-modely-bestselling-c...
- jdsully 4y agoThey aren’t quite there yet from my North American perspective. Only Tesla has the charging infrastructure to make long trips practical (I estimate another year before this goes away). Other cars still have weird edge cases and bad cold weather performance (yes even worse than that Tesla charging incident a week back).