The Best Electric Vehicles You Can Buy In 2024 | Drive.com.au
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The EV market is booming, with sales on a growth trajectory and new models arriving all the time. These are the best of the all-electric options on sale today.
There are now electric vehicles on offer from more manufacturers than not, bringing a sense of choice and scale to the EV market.
The specific electric car categories of Drive Car of the Year 2024 showcase cars for buyers looking for electric first and foremost, and cover everything from affordable to opulent.
If you want to park an EV in your driveway this year, these are the four best choices available.
00:00 Best Electric Vehicles
00:44 Category Winners
01:50 Tesla Model 3
05:20 MG 4
07:58 Charging Times
08:19 BMW iX
11:04 Kia EV9
13:48 Summary
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A good range of choices in each category that indicates the diversity of EV’s available. The Tesla M3 LR is capable over far more than urban roads, but it’s a great city car as well as highway tourer.
Can we have the time to get 150kms of real world range. That would be a better stat as it takes into consideration your efficiency and charging speed. Giving us 10-80% looks bad if you have a big battery.😅
Tesla model 3
Tesla Model Y is the best selling vehicle in the world.
Somehow it didn't make the cut as a good buy. huh?
I think they gritted their teeth even adding one Tesla. They hate that Tesla doesn’t pay for advertising.
Well, a Tesla did win in the under $100k category. I think the new Highland version of the model 3 is a great car from all the reviews / leaks I've heard so far, whereas the Y is still the previous generation. I think when the next gen Y comes out with all the same kind of improvements, that will leapfrog the 3.
@@bigrobsydney Yes. the refreshed Tesla Model Y will likely be even more amazing and received well
Thank you for review
Great video guys
Bring in the Xiaomi SU7, pro version is just $63,500 AUD or $42,000 USD at 0.100kph in 2.7 seconds I will have SU7 instead of a Porsche Taycan sold in Australia for $420,000 AUD
Where’s the BYD Seal?
Because the video was only about winners not losers
BYD = Bury Your Dead
Byd is better
@@KP-xi4bjbmw= be my whale
What about ongoing costs? I have heard that the Tesla is horrible when it comes to insurance, servicing and repairs. Also the Tesla doesn't support Android auto and has a paid subscription to use the digital console.
Really ?
👎
Tesla has been caught out before telling lies about “range” to customers and in fact typically most manufacturers exaggerate range by over 30% which is highly misleading to potential customers if not illegal.
No they haven't - Teslas get or exceed the WLTP / EPA range when driven as per the EPA / WLTP cycles.
I get MORE (and a significant amount more) in the mild climate of Sydney. 438 EPA / 491 WLTP km range official - but I get 528km lifetime, I have physically driven 560km between charges and have been "on track" for over 600km before recharging (after 12m / 25000 km of driving)
The reduced range is typically in very cold weather (-30C and below)
I've found my kia ev6 has typically exceeded the stated range. 30% sounds totally wrong and doesn't match my experience at all.
Who has 40k to buy a cheap electric car? The amount of debt is sickening
Sorry to rain on your hatred parade, but... "The price of the average new car in Australia in August 2021 was $A40,916, according to researchers Canstar Blue. In February 2023, it was $A50,161." If people are paying 40k for a new car, then that is WAY below the average price of a new car in Australia. Please send your hatred elsewhere.
I'm a cheapskate when it comes to cars as it depreciates as soon as it leaves the dealer. But I think there are some really good cheap EV options that combined lots of features, long warranty, and low maintenance costs. EVs have already reached price parity with ICE cars so my next purchase will probably be an EV.
Tesla Model 3? Forget that. The software (sign recognition etc.) does not work in Europe. Tesla doesn't have it under control.
Tesla Model 3? Forget that. If you're driving out of a traffic circle and have to turn, the buttons on the steering wheel, which also turn, are total nonsense
Tesla model 3 has no 800V technology
Fireplace on the display has no place in a car. Total nonsense.
None
Seriously got no idea why you buy these you can not resell them and you have to que to plug in and can not go interstate at stealth effeciency range panic attack
Haven't seen a queue in my driveway yet
That’s absolutely wonderful! Let’s connect?
Ev cars Worst resale value..worth peanuts in couple years ..only good for scrap
1:19 Ahahahahahaha!
Fireplace on the display has no place in a car. Total nonsense.