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Yes they’re better. But it’s very expensive to get the EV I want that would replace my current cars capabilities.
by bix6 11d ago
Yes they’re better. But it’s very expensive to get the EV I want that would replace my current cars capabilities.
- Rohansi 11d agoI'm curious what specific capabilities you're referring to here.
- bix6 11d agoI have an outback with AT tires and I can fit my surfboards inside. I don’t want a compact. Rivian R2 is tempting but esspensive.
- dalyons 11d agoThe r2 is right on the median price for new cars in the US, believe it or not. Crazy. But yeah, an Outback is still cheaper
- standeven 11d agoUsed Tesla Model Y with AT tires? You can get a small lift kit for them if you want more ground clearance.
- bix6 11d agoFuck Elon.
- medler 11d agoSubaru dealers near me have the Trailseeker, an EV comparable to the Outback, listed around $35k
- iammiles 11d agoI replaced my old Forester with the new Trailseeker. Stsrting price (and interest rate) is much better than the R2. I can slide in an 8’ board no problem when I’m too lazy to use the roof rack. I haven’t upgraded the wheels or tires yet but the stock ones have had no problem going up and down the old logging and forest service roads of NW Oregon and SW Washington.
- bix6 11d agoThank you for the rec I’ll take a look!
- WarmWash 11d agoLightnings are awesome trucks
- NegativeLatency 11d agoIf the Toyota sienna had a plugin ev option that would be really compelling for me. The electric van market is surprisingly sad. I currently only boogie board because it fits in my car.
- mysterydip 10d agoI’m really tempted by current sienna hybrids, my current gas one gets 20mpg on a good day. Plug-in for the daily school commutes and after school activities would be great
- Aspos 11d agoPolestar was kicked out from the US market and is now practically giving away their vehicles. Look at their lease deals.