Happy cake day! Great giveaway choice for a cake day!
Speaking of electric vehicles, for a household with low income, it's not a matter of what I'd like, it's a matter of what I'd be able to afford. My current car (fossil fuel car) cost me around 13.500 euro. In comparison, the cheapest electric car here in Denmark, can be purchased from around 19.000 euro. And from the sounds of it, it's not a particularly impressive car. Low safety, low kilometer before you have to recharge, etc.
With my low driving needs, I wouldn't even spend 10.000 euro on a car today, although I would honestly love an electric car. But they need to be affordable for us mere mortals! Hopefully with time though, they'll become more and more common, and thus more affordable.
You should have mentioned your budget and needs. The Kia Niro EV should offer the best value.
Technically the BMW iX would be a great choice, I do consider it pretty ugly though.
The best overall mix in combination with lots of fun: Porsche Taycan.
Happy birthday and thank you.
I don't have the necessity to own/drive a car currently, so I sold mine. It was a BMW i4, which I find to be better than any Tesla in most technical aspects, while a little cheaper. The upcoming BMW i5 also seems to be shaping up nicely, although it won't be released for another year.
For deeper pockets, may I suggest looking at the Lucid Dream? For lowerend models, the Hyundai Ioniq 5 is rather good. And personally, I feel the Toyota Mirai 2 is a technical marvel, but mileage (actually no pun intended) may vary depending on the availability of hydrogen stations for refueling in your vicinity.
I don't know what kind of EV I would get. If I were to get a car I would probably get an EV, or at least a hybrid, but I don't know more than that. Public transportation is very good here so I've never felt the need to get a car.
I currently live in Budapest, Hungary - the city is plagued by not enough parking space (historical town) and too much traffic. This, coupled with the high cost of getting and maintaining a car, are reasons I don't plan on getting a car in the foreseeable future. Public transport got me covered, even if it's imperfect.
Happy Cake!
My current EV car is a bike lol. Downtown Paris is no place to own a car, let me tell you.
I love driving though and I routinely go and try new cars from dealerships when I can. I was surprised by how smooth EV cars are nowadays.
Happy cake day! Great giveaway choice for a cake day!
Speaking of electric vehicles, for a household with low income, it's not a matter of what I'd like, it's a matter of what I'd be able to afford. My current car (fossil fuel car) cost me around 13.500 euro. In comparison, the cheapest electric car here in Denmark, can be purchased from around 19.000 euro. And from the sounds of it, it's not a particularly impressive car. Low safety, low kilometer before you have to recharge, etc.
With my low driving needs, I wouldn't even spend 10.000 euro on a car today, although I would honestly love an electric car. But they need to be affordable for us mere mortals! Hopefully with time though, they'll become more and more common, and thus more affordable.
Do you drive one yourself?
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I've a Hyundai Kona EV.
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You should have mentioned your budget and needs. The Kia Niro EV should offer the best value.
Technically the BMW iX would be a great choice, I do consider it pretty ugly though.
The best overall mix in combination with lots of fun: Porsche Taycan.
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I've mine, i just interest about you.
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Happy birthday and thank you.
I don't have the necessity to own/drive a car currently, so I sold mine. It was a BMW i4, which I find to be better than any Tesla in most technical aspects, while a little cheaper. The upcoming BMW i5 also seems to be shaping up nicely, although it won't be released for another year.
For deeper pockets, may I suggest looking at the Lucid Dream? For lowerend models, the Hyundai Ioniq 5 is rather good. And personally, I feel the Toyota Mirai 2 is a technical marvel, but mileage (actually no pun intended) may vary depending on the availability of hydrogen stations for refueling in your vicinity.
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Sorry, all I can offer is I live in a big city with solid transportation, so I've never considered getting a car.
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I don't know what kind of EV I would get. If I were to get a car I would probably get an EV, or at least a hybrid, but I don't know more than that. Public transportation is very good here so I've never felt the need to get a car.
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Happy Cake Day!
PS: I think Tesla would be too uninteresting, right? (assuming I needed an electric car)
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I currently live in Budapest, Hungary - the city is plagued by not enough parking space (historical town) and too much traffic. This, coupled with the high cost of getting and maintaining a car, are reasons I don't plan on getting a car in the foreseeable future. Public transport got me covered, even if it's imperfect.
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BMW iX if i could afford it ;)
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Happy cake day!
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With current energy crisis in my country I would not buy a EV car. Winter is coming :)
Happy Cakeday
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Happy Cake!
My current EV car is a bike lol. Downtown Paris is no place to own a car, let me tell you.
I love driving though and I routinely go and try new cars from dealerships when I can. I was surprised by how smooth EV cars are nowadays.
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Wow! I definitely wasn't expecting this win! I will play it right away! Thanks so much! Have a <3
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