Awesome Tips The Best New Electric Cars Coming in 2023, in My Opinion
Yes, the Cybertruck is on my list, but I have at least a dozen others that I think are more important. Companies including GM, Tesla, Hyundai, Kia, Volvo, Chevrolet, Polestar, Genesis, Nissan and others.
Yes, the Cybertruck is on my list, but I have at least a dozen others that I think are more important. Companies including GM, Tesla, Hyundai, Kia, Volvo, Chevrolet, Polestar, Genesis, Nissan and others.
0:00 Best New Electric Cars
0:36 Cadillac Lyriq
1:45 Chevrolet Equinox EV
2:43 Chevrolet Blazer EV
3:31 Chevrolet Silverado EV
4:17 Nissan Ariya
4:46 BMW i5
5:43 Dodge Hornet R/T EV
6:25 Hyundai Ioniq 6
7:11 KIA EV9
7:47 Genesis GV60 and Electrified GV70
8:18 Volvo EX90
9:01 Mazda MX-30
10:00 Tesla Cybertruck
10:36 Hummer EV SUV
10:56 Toyota Prius Prime
11:42 Lexus RZ 450e
12:40 Polestar 3
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Deals for Days. Big home savings are happening now.
We gotta Talk about people who live in apartment buildings in cities & Park on the Streets Everyday. & where they can charge their EVs?
One of the biggest frauds of the century. If you want to give into being controlled by the NWO then keep believing in the climate change and EV bull$hit.
I tow a Boat, What E.V. has the best towing capacity ?
DON'T LIKE THE BLUE AND WHITE THING? SIR, YOUR SHIRT IS A BLUE AND WHITE THINK!
I like that the Ultium batteries are made in the US. One of the LG battery factories is in Holland, Michigan.
build a bigger vehicle to handle the battery size to get 500 actual miles
Any news on vw id buzz?
Volvo and Tesla are only interesting ones
I'm all for EV'S in the future.
Not now. We don't have the Infrastructure to accommodate large quantities of EV'S.
Also I drive too much to be able to use an EV comfortably.
Right now, I have to fill my gas tank twice a week with the current mileage that I commute to and from work.
I'm less than ten years away from retirement.
When I retire, is when I will feel comfortable purchasing an EV.
I'm a commuter, and I usually see EV'S in the slow lane. I believe range Anxiety, scared of running 🏃♀️ out of juice.
I'm always in the fast lane.
Yeah, when I retire, maybe then I'll purchase an Ev, not before. Not enough range for me.
No mention of the Kia EV6?
I know this is 2023 but 2024 is the year for the Honda Prologue SUV. I think it will sell out immediately.
I’d be very interested to see what the drag coefficient of that GM car it looks real slippery
Sign me up with that color changing car! A dent on that baby is probably gonna cost a pretty penny!
Rofl for the Prius Prime. My buddy is a Toyota dealer mechanic & said the battery spec is only for 30 miles. Said it all excited like I should ditch my 100ish mile Nissan Leaf AND get rid of my Aptera preorder lol.
What is “best” based on here?
Have they tested the vehicles, or are this just assumptions based on looks and marketing?
On the Mazda you compared it to a volt but it’s more comparable to a bmw i3?
So many of these are extremely lazy obvious gas conversions.
Heavy (meaning expensive batteries and inefficiency), no front trunk, normal wheel base rather than the longer ones EV tech enables them to have and that of course means no spacious interior like they should have, and worse ride quality than they should have.
There need to be regulations to get the weight of these cars down.
I'm going to say something that these folks and auto companies don't want to say. These are all FIRST GENERATION EV'S from auto companies that have never dealt with the infrastructure, management and reliability of an electric vehicle. It's not easy to go from gas production to electric without having some serious challenges or taking shortcuts to capture a market. Also range anxiety will be real for them without a supercharger network and that's a hard fact! Don't get me started on what happens in the winter, those ranges are going to drop on top of the 1st year battery degradation which you lose range forever, between 5-7% but these are first generation, so who knows!Lease and buy at your own risk!! If you are in the market for an electric vehicle then a Tesla is just a much better option. You get a solid electric vehicle with an amazing audio system, built like a damn tank but ridiculously fast lol, add all the cool features those vehicles have, like driving itself, games, video streamings and all the updates it gets, that keeps itself fresh through out the years. Add the supercharger network that can get you anywhere you want, without having range anxiety, it has proven to be very reliable vehicle and ecosystem. Also in case you don't know but Tesla is the #1 Model S, #2 Model Y ,#3 Model 3 are the most safest vehicles in the entire world and getting better with each update according to 3rd party testers! Choose wisely because there are better options, personally I don't want to be a guinea pig but I'm happy we are transitioning to a more sustainable environment!! Peace!
To much footage of your face not enough of the car
Like the segment, and I know you gave the caveat that by no means is this a complete list… but seriously no Rivian!?!?!? come on! thats the bees knees!
Unluckily, westerns have no access to BYD's EVs.
When are car makers incorporating solar panels onto cars
They all look like Wagon Queen Family Trucksters.
All ev’s are junk
Was hoping to see CNET's thoughts on the Fisker Ocean. Rollout of production vehicles started in late Nov 2022.