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I looked at both too, and bought a model Y. What were the deciding factors for you? I liked the Tesla software and easy supercharger access. The model Y also f
by andruby 3y ago
I looked at both too, and bought a model Y. What were the deciding factors for you?
I liked the Tesla software and easy supercharger access. The model Y also felt more spacious, especially in the trunk.
I would summarise it as a much better UX in the model Y.
- jmcphers 3y agoFor me, deciding factors: - Cockpit -- EV6 has a panoramic (horizontal) display, plentiful buttons, and a heads-up display. I found this much more ergonomic for my eyes and hands than Tesla's all-in-one center-mounted display. - Availability of Android Auto/CarPlay -- Tesla's software is more polished than Kia's but I'd rather project my phone. All my stuff's on it. - EV6 is the #1 recommendation for its class in Consumer Reports as well as #1 in projected dependability for same.
- yurishimo 3y agoThe supercharger access is only a factor in the US. Some people really enjoy the vehicle-to-load capabilities of the EV-6. Aesthetics both internally and externally I think are bit nicer on the EV-6, but that's subjective.
- bdcravens 3y agoI cancelled a Model 3 order and went with an EV6. My reasons: - quality concerns (which possibly are overstated for the average purchase) - worries over phantom braking - V2L - CarPlay - I was swayed by Elon's politics, but that likely wouldn't have mattered if it had been a slam dunk decision for me. - Supercharger network is a lesser concern for me, as I own my home. I did do a road trip from Houston to San Diego and back. As far as I could tell, between major cities, EA vs Supercharger coverage was equivalent along the relatively unpopulated stretches of I-10 and I-8 However, given the price differential now vs then, I would likely go for a low mileage used Model 3 now.