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Then dont buy a 50-60K EV? buy one thats 30K or less?
by aydyn 3y ago
Then dont buy a 50-60K EV? buy one thats 30K or less?
- bogota 3y agoWhy not buy one under 10k? How about 5k?
- aydyn 3y agoHow about a million k.
- bdcravens 3y agoThe average new car transaction in the US is $48k. I do suspect we'll start to see lower priced EVs in the used market in coming years however.
- LtWorf 3y agoOr not… what's the point when spent batteries give you very little range, and replacing them costs more than the entire vehicle?
- NavinF 3y agoHe was comparing like for like. I don't think anyone will deny that EVs are more expensive
- aydyn 3y agolike for what like? give an example.
- strix_varius 3y agoDid you not read the article? A major point in the article that this thread is based on is that electric cars are 28% more expensive than ice cars. If you're going to spend $30k you can get an excellent ice or an entry level ev.
- Arainach 3y agoKIA Niro: $26,840. KIA Nero EV, $39,600. Plus taxes, fees, and loan interest. If you splurge on the Niro EX trim to get a few features that you don't really need but can't decline on the EV, that brings it to $29,540 - still $10K (25%) less. https://www.kia.com/us/en/vehicles https://www.kia.com/us/en/vehicles Chevy Blazer: $35,400. Chevy Blazer EV: $56,715. https://www.chevrolet.com/ https://www.chevrolet.com/ Subaru Outback: $29K. Subaru Solterra: $45K. No one makes a direct Sedan comparison that I am aware of, but: Tesla Model 3: From $39K. Subaru Impreza $23K.