All-New Electric Cars You Should Wait To Buy in 2024

[@juancuesta9814]

Power is much more than enough in almost all EV´s.. The key point is range and battery longevity , specially if you want to charge at home as much as possible.

[@joeysephora9777]

I have never seen such a good looking Buick.

[@TheAlexdv2000]

I don't see the Volvo Ex30 in that list?

[@decimal1815]

More huge cars. I realise companies have to make profits with these models before they can push-out smaller cars, but I can't believe US markets aren't seeing a rise in demand for smaller, more efficient EVs by now? Why does everyone want to drive a tank?

[@littlebigbrother7279]

Because on the road in a smaller vehicle amongst all pickup trucks your visibility is limited. My vehicle is a Kia EV6 Gtline and it’s nicer than my 3 previous Lexus’s(rx350, rc350 fsport and RCF). I love the car in every aspect except the visibility. I can’t see on the roads because it’s 75% full size SUVs and pickup trucks. I agree with your statement most that are driving these trucks have nothing in the bed and the 7 seater SUVs have at best a driver and front passenger. Not needed.

[@decimal1815]

@@littlebigbrother7279 Perhaps drivers also feel safer in large cars. Pedestrians are definitely not safer though. All these cars with huge front ends are bad news for head injuries according to safety tests.

[@jmWhyMe]

When companies like Fisker advertise that the Pear starts at $30K, that is the basic, stripped down version that nobody will buy. By the time you add your options you are up to 50 or 60...

[@johnwinter7597]

I love that people think there eco friendly

[@dhegrameh2017]

The perfect road trip car that is increasingly successful always withstands all weather conditions

[@daithioconnor]

There’s nothing eco friendly about large SUVs and pickups with 600hp.

[@Madonsteamrailways]

Some great looking vehicles!! But most of them are American market rather than UK Market.

[@carlmarsden2529]

I've said for ages that we could do with a nationality on videos.....Even if products are available in other countries, specs are often different and that's before you come to different cultures and expectations of the reviewers.

[@Madonsteamrailways]

The Ram truck is quite a good looker, but will it ever come to the British market?

[@Madonsteamrailways]

What makes me rate the Fiskar? It can be charged by the solar panels on the roof!! A TRULY GREEN CAR!!!!

[@TheAlexdv2000]

Fisker is going to kill it...

[@Itskinghailey]

@@TheAlexdv2000 I was excited about the solar panels but the shadow squares inside are nauseating I hope they make a cover for it soon

[@jmWhyMe]

I currently own an EV and charge it from my solar powered house. No dinosaur power here!

[@ronaldvantine4488]

Can the average middle class car buyers afford to buy, especially with high interest rate?

[@XMG3]

surprised you didn’t mention the equinox ev, blazer ev and silverado ev, these are far more anticipated than some fisker lol

[@ricksays7133]

Yes EV cars that actually qualifies for the $7500 tax incentive for U.S. residents.

[@antonymcneillis]

What about the Macan EV?

[@ronaldvantine4488]

Can the US grid handle a mass influx of EVs?

[@raeldor]

Half of these look like concept cars that will look radically different (esp. interior) before release.

[@RBickersjr]

Anything for around 25k? 😒

[@commonsense1907]

A gasoline car can go from CT to OH with the AC on in 12 hours. Stay in OH for 2 minutes. Then go from OH to CT with the AC on in 12 hours. Can an electric car do that?

[@stefan2796]

Just wait a few years, as the battery technology is still in its infancy.

[@Madonsteamrailways]

If the Fiskar is on the British Market, it sounds like it might be a great little car!! And it’s certainly not an SUV!!

[@RoxyJill]

What males the Kia EV6 an suv? What about the Tesla model y? Both of those to me looks like a sedan

[@kasivv7995]

A Mileage of 1500 Km range on a single run is merely enough. This feature, yet to come for a happy driving with ease.

[@thecarspaceYT]

why would you need that much range?

[@rbazemore]

What made Cadillac think people wanted an ultra luxury station wagon?

[@thecarspaceYT]

Cadillac people have their own way of thinking 🤫

[@le4470]

Wait til you see what the insurance is like. They are very pricey to insure.

[@addsfour3499]

Not true

[@justinbaylosis558]

Cost $61 more per 6 month policy to insure my Tesla Model 3 than my previously owned Acura TLX. not that much different.

[@christophresmerowski1824]

PAY ATTENTION NOW --- YOU'VE BEING LIED TO ALL THE TIME: A new study found that fueling electric vehicles costs roughly $17 per gallon. In its paper "Overcharged Expectations: Unmasking the True Costs of Electric Vehicles," the Texas Public Policy Foundation stipulated that the hidden costs of fueling EVs drastically outweigh its low upfront fueling costs. The hidden costs come from an increased burden on the energy grid exerted by charging stations, and an enormous amount of federal subsidies.

[@thecarspaceYT]

Are you sure you reading the paper correctly?

[@LucVN]

Sure, and in 2024 you can wait for those coming out in 2025… How stupid is that?

[@decimal1815]

Seeing as most EV batteries are still being produced in China, let's hope USA can catch up and challenge that global dominance with new battery chemistries that don't rely on Chinese mines and mineral processing. There are obvious reasons why over-reliance on the PRC is not a good idea going forward, and USA is the only country making big enough investments to move the scales at the moment. Hopefully EU will be next. UK is fugazi..

[@StarSystem-p3i]

But I'm relieved that Korean batteries are becoming more prominent. Good news!

[@davidoliver9551]

…and about that charging infrastructure…

[@paulwilliams5013]

..and the power stations before that!

[@highlife0586]

I will never give in...NEVAH! I will keep my ICE vehicle until the day my Lord takes me.

[@charlesblakemore2660]

You better hope that's soon, since virtually everywhere is mandating the end of ICEs by around 2030.

[@rbazemore]

Who cares?

[@Madonsteamrailways]

The Q6 Etron isn’t even good looking!! I’d rather drive a Renault Zoe than a Q6 Etron!! In fact, I already do!!

[@toolrulz8005]

How much do you get paid by the US lobby to advertise so many American carmakers, so many aren’t even into production. What happened to BYD, Polestar 3/4 , Nio, Xpeng, Volvo, Volkswagen etc

[@timothykramer2551]

90,000.00

[@ศรีทนคําของ-น6ล]

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[@carlsmith5545]

Still there is no EV anywhere on earth that charges in 7 minutes or less, the same amount of time it takes me to fully fuel my car. I gave up my buick lacrosse hybrid at 408 mile range and got the Jaguar XJl with a range of over 500 miles. I dont need excessive amounts of speeds for a luxury automobile. I was looking at the Toyota Prius hybrid with a range of 631 miles. Greater than any EV. The Jaguar XF 20d which has a range of 731 miles. No EV anywhere on earth gives you this. I travel to Jacksonville Florida from Lancaster Pennsylvania twice a year. Range and the ability to keep moving is what i need and not available in any EV except for one, which due to stupidity, ignorance and blindness, dosent exsist in the mighty United States of America. Highspeed bullet train technology which is also, (fully electric). This kind of EV only exsists in the more intelligent, and far more advanced countries of the far east and Europe. Too bad. But we can put a man on the moon...lol!! Otherwise keep the EV.

[@jtkrpm1]

Ban EV's

[@timothykramer2551]

U can keep your sh##

[@carlsmith5545]

Canoe 400 miles. Kia EV 5 range 373 miles. The fisker EV range 360 miles. The Hona prologue range 320 miles. Hyundai kona, range 197 miles. Mercedes EQE, range 253 miles. Audi Q4 range 265. Genesis GV70 range 350 miles..... Question, so what do you do when you travel long distances over the road? Most EVs not only fail to give you long range but also dosent offer you the ability to keep moving. You would spend more time sitting around than making tracks causing you to reach your destination in a much later time. I really would love to buy an EV but their charging times must be reduced from hours to minutes and i mean fully charge from 0 to 100 in 7 minutes, the same amount of time it takes me to fully fuel my buick lacrosse hybrid which has a range of 408 miles. EVs must increase their range to atleast 4 to 5 hundred miles. However EVs are great for local destinations. The grocery store, to work and so on. But when the time comes to go over the road, Hybrids is the greatest. Toyota Camry hybrid, range 689 miles. Honda Accord Hybrids, range 696 miles. Chevrolet Cruze sedan, range 702 miles. Lexus Es 300h, range 700 miles. The car that has the longest range on a tank of gas is the Jaguar XF 20d, range 731 miles. Now if you were to make a trip to Jacksonville Florida from central Pennsylvania, what car would you take to make the 830 mile trip? Yes all these cars with high mile ranges are gas cars but remember, it takes 7 minutes or less to fuel and that includes running in and grabbing a coffee, giving you the ability to (keep moving). Who wants to sit for 35, 45 plus minutes every 2 to 3 hundred miles on an 800 plus mile drive, especially with kids? Im getting another car spring of 2024. I have not found an EV that offers me the range i need nor have i found one classified as a luxury automobile so im going with the Jaguar XJl, 2021. It's luxurious, and offers me a range of 500 miles with a fueling time of 7 minutes or less. Oh yeah America, highspeed bullet train technology is also fully electric, the greatest EV on the planet. Range is unlimited.......

[@robinrdale8318]

Pretty much sums the problem with ev’s vs traditional cars. You wonder if they made an ev with the basic analog speedo etc , basic non electric seats and other gadgets they put in there that add weight but drain the battery, how far the car may actually be able to get

[@devonbikefilms]

As someone who actually drives an EV, Kia eNiro, it’s not half the problem people think it is. I need to stop after 2 - 3 hours and charge my car while I do. I rarely wait more that 30 minutes, which passes pretty quickly over a drink and a loo visit. And that with a slow charging car by Tesla standards.

[@carlsmith5545]

@@devonbikefilms Devon my brother don't get me wrong, I'll tell you right now, I think EVs are kool as shit. I would love to buy one but, i need one that's going to charge from 0 to 100 percent in 7 minutes or less, not 30 minutes or more. I need an EV that is a full size luxury automobile which tesla dosent even make nor have i found anywhere else. I need an EV that gives me a range of 500 miles, minimum, (minimum)!! I need an EV thats made for the serious traveler. I have not found one so i guess I'll just have to simply have patience and waite for the next generation EV and see if these fine qualities and improvements have been applied. I'm a man of pretty automobiles. Rides that have not only a soft and plush interior but a smooth and elegant feel in the ride. There is no EV like this. I just brought a 2021 jaguar XJl. Cost? $30,200. This is what i need to make the 831 mile trip from Lancaster Pennsylvania to Jacksonville Florida 3 times a year. I travel by night when everyone is home and out of my way. Range is 515 miles and down times to fuel is 7 minutes or less and that includes running in and grabbing a coffee. I only stop once to fuel meaning i have the ability to keep moving which you cant get in any first generation EV. I reach my destination in 11.5 to 12.5 hours which would be 14 to 16 hours or longer by EV. When im not traveling i fuel up once, sometimes twice a month at 7 minutes or less. My schedule is to tight to be sitting around eating for 30 minutes all day. But, let's see if they improve and perfect the new generation EVs.....

[@carlsmith5545]

@@robinrdale8318 agreed. I don't buy cars with all the complicated technos i know i would never use. It just makes the price go up and makes driving more complext instead of simple and enjoyable. Power windows are nice but im capable of rolling down my window...lol!!

[@evgenurevich342]

Chinese car industry - ha ha hold my beer!!)) P.s China is full of coolest ev right now.... Hiphi Zeekr Avatr Li l9 Lotus)) And many more!))

[@shamsuknd922]

Ha ha ha ...No one has been on the most reliable lists.Chinese cheap crap 😂

[@evgenurevich342]

In the West, no one makes real ratings of the reliability of modern Chinese electric cars. In Europe, for example, they already top some safety ratings). And the price for example on Chinese 918 HP Lotus Eletre (which decals Lambo Urus) is closer to 200k usd, if this cheap crap for you, then congratulations you are a very rich man!))

[@ralphgoh2580]

@@shamsuknd922to people of Neanderthal period, US evs are the ‘best’….

[@danielc3003]

What is mind boggling is the fact that the electrical grid is 33% efficient. You have to burn three gallons of fuel to deliver 1 gallons worth of energy on site. A gas powered car is 30+% efficient. A modern gas engine is far less polluting than a coal or oil power plant. Where is the upside? No one is proposing the tripling of the electrical grid to even make this disaster possible.

[@kaskd]

If electric cars are truly as inefficient as gas, how is it so much cheaper to fuel an electric car? You’re ignoring the costs of transporting gas and the alternative methods for electric generation (among other things).

[@Tom-dt4ic]

I've hardly ever read a post that's more full of nonsense ever. It's like reading the diary of a mentally ill child.

[@the116army2]

Most people don’t want EVs!

[@davidmiller8627]

Why does anyone buy electric when it creates more pollution at the coal plants to create the engineering for these cars?

[@DMPB-fi2ir]

EV over priced , infrastructure not there to support mass ev use, massive pollution they don't want you to see mining the material for the batteries and even worse when they expensive lithium battery goes south for good and you have to pay the disposal fee. and there is no affective recycling plant or process in place to cover the waste recovery of the lithium batteries. and non of these are efficient or priced where the average person can afford one

[@gtech66]

Electric cars are completely useless for anyone who travels a lot. However, if you like to overpriced cars, super high insurance and super high repair bills, than an EV is for you.

[@rbazemore]

Most people don't drive that far, and electric cars require less maintenance and are less likely to need repairs

[@geraldbrienza4474]

Looking at the Mustang Mach 1.

[@geraldbrienza4474]

People still buy Buick?

[@robertpollock8617]

EVs are dying. Not a wise purchase.

[@thecarspaceYT]

Why would you say that?

[@tinyexcell]

Don't buy electric