Top 10 BEST Electric Cars & SUVs For 2023 || Best Value AND Most Reliable
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Published 2022-11-02
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All Comments (21)
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List from bottom to top: BMW i4, Ford Mustang Mach E, Volvo XC40 Recharge, Chevy Bolt EUV, Nissan Leaf, Toyota BZ4x, Subaru Solterra, Tesla Model 3, KIA EV6, and #1 is: Hyundai Ioniq 5.
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Hi! I’m loving your videos, do you have any comments about the ID.4? Would you recommended?
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Thank you for your excellent review.
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Thank you for the hard work and the great information. I am looking at an EV. Jury’s out as to which one. Leaning Tesla, if they lower the price on the Y AWD. If cost remains high, I will look at the Ionic by Kia. Holding out a little longer for Tesla.
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Another great video, but the time stamps are sorely missing.
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Great review thanks
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What is your thoughts about Hyundai kona EV please?
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Loved this! Also, when is the video coming out for the new EV vehicles to lookout for?
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I just purchased the KIA EV wind AWD. The wait time from order was about 3 months. I had my eye on this car from the moment I heard and read about it. It’s truly impressive car. From the tech on the inside to functionality for daily driving in Colorado. I do have an order in for the Chevy Blazer, which I am equally anticipating to be a great EV with lot’s of options and functionality. It’s great to see an honest opinion for full electric vehicles.
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Thanks for the help.
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Priorities are Range and Reliability. So far, the latter is still very questionable but the primary index of quality engineering and construction. After 25 yrs., my ICE car is still perfect and a joy to own. But, when the time does eventually come, it will be an EV for me. So I'll continue to follow your reviews carefully.
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A friend bought a new Bolt last month. She drove it one week and it quit in a parking lot. Had it towed to the dealership where it has sat for 31 days. The part has been in for two weeks, but the ONE EV tech is out on vacation. She still does not have an ETA on when she gets her car back.
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yours is the best list
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Great topic. Disagree on the Toyota/Subie - should have the ID4 in there. Thanks for the review.
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DC fast charging is nice, but they tell you not to do it as it depletes the battery life. So occasional use only.
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I have the i4 and i does not get to 300 miles. At 80% charge, I might get 180 and the only time so far I have charged it to 100% I might have been able to squeeze out 240. Not really an issue for me as I got it because I wanted a luxury car, I am loyal to BMW, I use it for mostly local drives and we have a gas car for our longer trips. Love the card despite the lower range than advertised.
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None of the vehicles discussed in this video are affordable for the average low wage working person
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i came from a video saying that the Mach-e is not a good option , has many recalls , most of them regarding of power loss in hard accelerations
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the xc40 is not starting at $45k Canadian. its $56k
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Thanks
