I am very much NOT a car guy, but damn that was interesting! Thanks!

Traded my 94AH Rex for an MG4, which is a great car, but doesn't have the character and agility of my old i3. It was like a gocart and really fun to drive. You always had the Rex as a backup to avoid paying for rip-off public charging on a long run. The i3 still looks great even after all this time. Plus, how many other cars have a carbon fibre tub?

We have a 2020 120AH i3 which shows 325kms fully charged after 125,000 kms so that is pretty good.

Thanks, been looking for this as want the roof in the uk

I wrongly thought this was going to be another of those EV sceptic YT videos, but there is clearly good to adequate charging provision on what is a major tourist route. It also seems that the displays on most chargers, particularly the more recent ones, are now very large and clear. That's good as the sequence to access a charge varies with age and provider. Lack of canopies remains an issue except at the major hubs. Given the UK climate, getting wet when charging remains a potential hazard. Thank you for a pacey and informative video. I might even try the BK bean burger!

Awesome 😎

Those expensive looking wing mirrors wouldn't last long on the narrow roads around my way

Another Great Tutorial - anybody know why my code from BMW cannot be read. It seems to come in, as the Notification is there but disappears quickly. I don’t see BMW messages where it normally is (2022 i3s). I did set this up easily in previous i3s. BTW I did have the tracking enabled and found it helpful (unlike mollyfilms below, )when previous car was stolen.

I am about to buy a used one, all this information is very much appreciated, thanks! I hope I can live with the 20" wheels, the lower range and lower comfort are concerning, but the deal is too good to pass on... :)

It’s a discontinued product.

What’s the performance like in the single motor?

That's basically same as a gensis gv60

We bought a Namsan just under a year ago. An amazing car. Loads of sensible/useful tech. AWD model is very quick and yet fairly economical with electrical consumption. We tow a caravan with it and it does not feel like it's even there (although the range tend to drop by about 36% - compared to just under 30% on our petrol RAV4). Would happily buy another if anything unfortunate happened to ours.

In my country there's Premium MY24, Premium MY23, Vanguard MY24 and Vanguard MY23. None of these make sense and there's no Namsan.

Great video. Not one of those tech features interests me. Gimmicky crap for gimmicky craps sake. Manufacturers are just trying to squeeze more money from your pocket.

Looking forward to your review of the Ioniq 5 N although I suspect like most top performance EVs it might just be too fast. It does however look to be a good alternative to a Taycan.

Good video do you think the ionic 5 would benefit from a rear wiper ?

nice to see your trousers intact

Blackheath looking beautiful in the rain. Loving the tech in the Namsan

great video as always! When I drove one at first I wasn’t keen on all the tech but you quickly get used to it and see the benefits. The highway driving assistant is also very good but I know you covered that in your other video about the Ioniq 5.

Digital mirrors are cool but in the UK they won't last long before someone coming the other way smashes them off and they look expensive to replace. They seem to stick out more than regular mirrors.

Love all that tech, mirror/cam etc. My worry on parking is that you can squeeze in and remotely pull out, but the old diesel clunker next to you will just bash your paintwork.

That roof is a nice aero alt to a convertible or at least sunroof. Hate the auto handles. Cams are exciting.

Oh my gosh...!! As a bit of a 'technophobe', all that incredible tech would be absolutely baffling to me...!! 😵‍💫 Perhaps I'm just too old 🤣 But, for the right person, that looks like an astonishing package. WOW...

I couldn’t stand all the bonging the blinking thing gives!! Close, but no cigar!!

Quite a good looking car. But I’m not in the market for a car. My next vehicle will be a camper. I have my eye on the Wheelhome Vikenze III on a Vauxhall Combo Life Electric.

Quite a good looking car. But I’m not in the market for a car. My next vehicle will be a camper. I have my eye on the Wheelhome Vikenze III on a Vauxhall Combo Life Electric.

Another very comprehensive video! Thank you!

Just here to post the first comment: never done this before!

This car would be great with color changing ambient lighting like the BMW i4

Very well structured and so insightful. With Evs becoming more popular the need for this information is higher. Now I know what Im reading and what to look for when comparing cars!!!

Our old Zoe just hit 98,000 miles. It's never missed a beat, and still has the same range it did when it was new...probably the most reliable car I've owned in 40 years

I have the 28kwh Hyundai ioniq. 130 miles to a charge on a good day. I've driven from south west Wales to Edinburgh no issues. The price of public charging Is crazy expensive and I hope the prices will come down next year or I will be going back to an ICE car as it's cheaper to run as I use public charging most of the time

Super helpful for me. I just bought a used 2014 BMW i3.

How do I change the minimum range for the Rex to kick in ?

Non-replaceable batteries will soon be illegal in The EU.

bonus vegan joke, love it...

love the content, superbly done. however, we need to acknowledge that EV sales are happening faster than the expansion in installed charging capacity. this means a period of queuing for charging until we have chargers as ubiquitous as petrol service stations!

best intro video I've seen to the concepts and varieties. thank you!

Pure craftmanship! We have to be carefull with these profi guys. The end product is truly beautifull. Thank you for uploading.

Do you think the rex helps the battery life?