Hyundai Kona EV Full Review After 37,000 km: Smooth Ride ya Big Struggle? ⚡

[@mohamedsamir7342]

Sirji Dr Pervez is my brother. He is a big EV enthusiast. Has EV Scooter, EV bike and EV Car. Before that he went in Brezza from Patiala to Ahmedabad.

[@santhoshtravelz07]

He is dumb fellow 😢

[@AsPi_rANTER]

​@@santhoshtravelz07why you hate ev so much 😂

[@Xroaders]

@@santhoshtravelz07it’s a superb compliment nothing wrong in being a dumb ass 😊

[@vijaykhapra3281]

Myself having a 2023 model , nexon prime , driven 47000 km , truely insightful session, dr sir & sunderji always give valuable advice

[@SumitSahoo]

I have been following Doc as well and he shared some good insights. People here commenting about climate, please do understand that, batteries can be recycled upto 97% but can you ever recycle Petrol/Diesel? Also our climate is becoming harsh day by day and moving to EVs is inevitable. Gradually the power grid will slowly move towards greener source. It is a gradual process and we have to start somewhere. There is just too much misinformation floating around and and people believe what they hear, to those I say do a bit of research and find out on your own. Coming to mining, why do people assume Petrol/Diesel comes without mining? Extracting any rare earth material is a power consuming process but it matters how you make use of that material at the end. If you can re-use that multiple times then nothing better then that.

[@santhoshtravelz07]

Wrong information

[@AsPi_rANTER]

True ,don't listen to ev haters 😂🤡

[@SumitSahoo]

@ Ignorance is bliss

[@farooqueabdullah5098]

Battery is like Engine and yes Engibe of a car can be recycled,Infact it last more than a battery if properly maintained. If you are comparing Petrol/Diesel then you should have written about electricity how it is produced. Right now electricity is produced by mainly Coal, If maximum electrity is produced by Hydro,Dams just like in NEPAL then EV is good choice but countries like India are dependent on Coal for most of its electricity. One more things no one cares about pollution or environment from vehicle. EV vehicle doesn't have tailpipe Emmision but carbon emission produce by an EV is way more than ICE vehicle before production. Studies show that producing an EV can generate 60-100% more emissions than producing an ICE vehicle, primarily due to the battery. It is estimated that Carbon emission in manufacturing of an EV is more than 20 years use of ICE vehicle in same category of vehicle. If electricity is produced by clean source then it can offset it's carbon emission otherwise emission remain same. Due to no tailpipe emission it is good for city like Delhi,Mumbai.

[@finantra4511]

Your info is completely wrong. Do some research regarding the lithium manufacturing process, their disposal of dead batteries and the amount of energy needed, the source of that energy, and the load that falls on the power grid. Also, there are serious hazards connected with EV batteries. Even the western world has now started to get rid of the EVs mania after realising the side effects of it. And these are no propaganda . These are hard core facts. ICE don’t cause pollution of that level which is otherwise claimed . And climate change is the biggest scam on planet related to environment.

[@Adwatism]

EV Owners who say they are buying it for saving Envionrment and reduce carbon footprint is just nonsense sidha sidha boldo ki you want low running cost and less expenses.....Bhai tuze itna hi enviornment ko bachana hai na toh Public Transport use karte jaa Shared vehicles use karte jaa

[@utkarshdubey5393]

😂😂😂

[@abdulimran3805]

Sach baat boldi bhai aapne.. aur Sach kadwa Hota hai

[@FlauntAarna]

Ev car lene ke sath sath ped bhe lagao tab manengey environment ke bare me chinta hai .

[@uaeindi]

Acchi public transport banwao. Use karunga

[@alburaq3290]

Even if you leave aside pollution caused by ICE vehicles or their high running cost. India has to import more than 80 % of it's oil. We spend billions of dollars every month buying oil. We're wasting our forex reserve. In future if India goes 100% EV. We'll massively cut down our import bill and gain forex reserve. Rooftop solar and vehicle to load can help stabalise the grid. Clean and cheap energy, less pollution, less imports. We have all the reasons to aggressively transition to EVs. Government needs to invest in charging infrastructure.

[@bikkyvishal]

Nice video. It has changed my perspective about Evs.

[@rajbanshuidrom767]

Paaji between gv and elevate which is your pick in terms of overall comfort 😊😊

[@SunderdeepSingh]

Hi! Elevate CVT AT please

[@Reddylion]

Good ev, early adopter.

[@prkLife]

Paaji I need some guidance I am planning to buy my first car, Kylaq soon I have booked the Prestige variant. I am a self-made guy, me and my wife will be buying this car with our savings and EMI. I generally take good care of my two wheelers and other devices. Also, do you think I am making a good choice by getting a Skoda as my first car? I have learnt a lot from watching your videos and have the intention of following all the practises to keep the car for the next 10 to 15 years properly

[@prateekmishra6308]

Sir i bought Virtus as my first car in 2022. These cars are a gem, after driving this you won’t like any other brand’s cars. Always use XP95 petrol, i’ve seen difference of pickup and 1-1.5km/pl difference in average over highway journeys b/w XP95 and normal petrol. Just get the service pack and remain stress free. After service packs service cost should not be more than 8-9k

[@SunderdeepSingh]

Hi! I will put a long video on this to help many like you

[@prkLife]

@@SunderdeepSingh Thank you so much Paaji 😇🙏🏻

[@Subratdash2001]

Paji go for Fronx amt or suzuki dzire amt Why skoda as a first car? They are Na engine Easy to maintain and average is around 18-20 on highways

[@prateekmishra6308]

@@Subratdash2001 I have extracted 23-24 kmpl with ac off in winters and with AC on 20-21kmpl easily on highways multiple times on my VW car. These cars are very efficient on highways, fun to drive and safe, reliable too if maintained properly. In terms of service cost VW Skoda will cost aroung 8-9k on an average. Nowadays even Maruti’s service bill reaches around 7k..Not to mention AMT is a cheap technology which should be bought in budget below 8L. Anything above 8L budget with AMT is criminal.

[@UK_Pro]

Super discussion. Very useful tips for everyone planning or not planning for EVs. Also, liked the car from inside with those controls something you mise in today's car. Thank you. 💯

[@pratheekshetty]

Sir why is hazard light on while whole driving😭 People should understand when to use hazard light

[@SunderdeepSingh]

Please tell me the timestamp where it is on

[@SumitSahoo]

I think he must have kept it on due to heavy fog.

[@gauravkataria4318]

@@SunderdeepSingh 32:40

[@farooqueabdullah5098]

@@SunderdeepSingh 5:53

[@Xroaders]

It’s was due to fog ur right

[@mohitchaturvedi8931]

i know sundardeep ji you will admire ev till you have tata ev in hand😊

[@wanderer404-se]

Hi sir is seltos a good choice?

[@SANDIAGO25]

Yes diesel automatic is best

[@balagopal9678]

I believe I have achieved a perfect EV/ ICE garage according to current Indian charging situation. Purchased a punch ev LR during heavy December 2024 discounts. Got Empowered+ LR on road for 14 lakhs even with kerala having 5% road tax on ev. Instead of investing on solar power i purchased a second hand passat 2.0 Tdi dsg for 6 lakhs for out of state highway runs and travelling with a lot of luggage. And a polo gt tsi 2015 for modifications and enjoying ICE noises once in a while when i feel like the driving is becoming too quiet. With the money i save on running cost of the ev, i hope to carry out the maintenance of both VAG cars. So i believe this a perfect EV/ICE garage. What is you opinion on this paaji.

[@mohitchaturvedi8931]

ask a ❓ if ev remain idle for few weeks -does this reduce the battery charge level.

[@udayahire5500]

Sir is it available in India?

[@srikard1564]

Ranjit sir's friend had harrier and new nexon, people who got ev as secondary vehicle r using it majorly.

[@PrudhviWritings]

Hi sunderdeep ji can you suggest any car (preferred suv) under 12 lakhs. My requirements are safety, comfort and reliability. As a first time car buyer as you suggested in one of your videos not choosing kylaq. 50% City and 50% highway

[@SANDIAGO25]

BUY A ELECRIC CAR CHARGE WITH UR OF GRID SOLAR CHARGER THAN ONLY ENVIRONMENT IS SAFE.... DR SAHIB SHOULD HAVE THIS AWARENESS

[@nujjigram]

@@SANDIAGO25 why are you screaming?

[@SANDIAGO25]

Screming can help People like u will get awerness

[@nujjigram]

@@SANDIAGO25 lmao. sounds like you need to seek therapy if you think screaming is normal behaviour to convince anyone

[@manorakhee]

In 25 lacs I would prefer creta EV. Hyundai has proven its EV technology with Kona and Ioniq. Tata has service issues. I have booked creta EV after a good experience with Hyundai Ioniq.

[@gamerboss_7274]

For 25 lakh Zs Ev by Mg is the best option

[@SunderdeepSingh]

Congrats! I loved the Creta EV at expo too. The car is too polished as compared to anything in the segment.

[@alburaq3290]

25 lakhs for a Creta lmao 😂 Fanboys are just crazy.

[@catoos-b9s]

Oye Kakke - when will your close buddy Ashish Gupta launch electric VW cars in India ? 😂🤣🥳

[@alburaq3290]

VW group is going through a big crisis. Almost half of their profits used to come from China and they're unable to compete against Chinese EVs so their China profits are dropping like crazy. I don't think they're in a position to expand. Even protecting their market share would be a big deal.

[@rebal_star_prabhas]

Sunderdeep ji please bring this uncle and munish ji together in a video and discuss about these EV's Don't confuse the audience with making different videos with people praising ev's and munish ji speaking facts and i am not hating doctor his thinking is correct to save environment By the way we want this doctors long term ownership review after 15 years if he can keep the same car for 15 years

[@SunderdeepSingh]

And a referee too :) 🤣

[@santhoshtravelz07]

1. Battery Production Impact: • The production of EV batteries, particularly the mining of lithium, cobalt, and nickel, is resource-intensive and environmentally damaging. • Mining can lead to deforestation, water depletion, and pollution. 2. Electricity Source: • In regions where electricity is primarily generated from fossil fuels, EVs may not offer significant reductions in carbon emissions compared to ICE vehicles. 3. Battery Disposal: • End-of-life battery recycling and disposal remain significant challenges, with potential environmental risks. 4. Energy Used in Manufacturing: • Manufacturing EVs generally requires more energy than ICE vehicles due to the complexity of battery production. plus you price is high EV price than ICE

[@srikard1564]

Batteries have circular economy, these r not small AAA Batteries they can power a home for a day with that high capacity they get second life in grid connected systems and at end of life it is recycled to get black mass which again used to make new ones.

[@finantra4511]

@@srikard1564are you aware of lithium recycling anywhere in the world. And if yes then how much they do, their efficiency, capacity, etc. And please don’t give any assumptions to mislead.

[@sayanchx]

1. Battery is easily recycled. Newer batteries do not use cobalt. Petrol / diesel cannot be recycled. 2. The electric generation is becoming more green everyday. If you want to do comparison between fuels please do research on ICE vehicles and the oil well to wheel efficiency. Majority of the petroleum extracted is wasted before the wheels actually move. 3. Battery recycling is very good even in India. 4. That is myth since ICE vehicles also require enormous energy to make the specialty steel, aluminum and alloys. Do you your research and don't just drink any propaganda. Don't forget how much of our hard earned money is wasted on importing petroleum!

[@raulp1431]

Just one question to the Doctor. How much of the charging has been done through Renewable Energy?

[@finantra4511]

Haha, he definitely doesn’t have a solar charging source, neither a nuclear power source.

[@csfourier]

Coal jala ke gaadi charge karta hai 😂😂

[@SanjeevPrasad]

If electricity is produced via coal OR diesel generators, then there is no sense owning an EV. Solar power adoption should increase for EV Adoption.

[@nujjigram]

Not really. An EV running on a generator burning 1 litre of diesel is 90% more energy efficient. So even if all EVs were running on coal powered plants, it's more environmentally friendly even after accounting for lithium mining emissions

[@srikard1564]

50% of installed capacity in india is from renewables and growing every year. So, plz stop illogical arguments even world over for the first time renewables r getting 2/3 of investments.

[@7567_Rex]

driving hybrid is same as charging EV with diesel so decide whether hybrid is clean or dirty now hybrid will always pollute same, EV will become zero emission in city

[@alburaq3290]

Stupid argument. Generator is a lot more efficient than ICE engines.

[@SANDIAGO25]

If a ev car charged in house .... Than also we pollute ... As coal is burned in thermal plant for this electricity ......

[@sayanchx]

Do the same comparison for ICE vehicles also.. Check the oil well to wheel moving efficiency for petrol /diesel. Get ready to be shocked

[@rishabtakoria]

The biggest problem with EV’s are that they don’t have a second hand car market today.

[@alburaq3290]

Why is that a problem? Are looking to buy second hand EV?

[@gamerboss_7274]

Its a bit misleading to say evs help reduce carbon footprint, yes over a time eventually it is possible but very few will achieve it with high running, if you really are conscious about you Carbon Footprint then purchase a Second Hand Car

[@alburaq3290]

If you have low running it's best to buy used car. Lower carbon footprint and save money as well.

[@sayanchx]

Please cite primary research source that substantiate your claim. Note that fossil fuel cars need to account for oil well to wheel moving on road efficiency... The entire supply chain of energy for ICE vehicles causes pollution

[@gamerboss_7274]

@@sayanchx do note I myself do like Ev's very much for their price to performance ratio, city convenience and instant torque, but they aren't more environmentally friendly as compared to a used car

[@gamerboss_7274]

@@sayanchx I did mention the website link but somehow it got deleted I think? Does yt not allow links in comments anymore?

[@prinsshuagarwal1647]

#sunderdeep singh Paaji ek doubt the 5yr old car under body rust protection krwa skte hai aniti rust protection 3m

[@SunderdeepSingh]

Hi! Yes if you travel on wet areas too often and if cars have visible rusting marks. Platforms otherwise are always rust free in modern cars.

[@JainArpit]

So Sunderdeep, has this trip changed your perspective on EV?

[@SunderdeepSingh]

Hi! My views were crystal clear during the review of Punch EV. EVs are best for City use but too many headaches as of now for a long highway trip.

[@sayanchx]

​@@SunderdeepSinghhopefully it will change soon as more chargers on highways become available

[@nikshikamble]

Praji aapne Dr. Sahab se pucha nahi ki carbon emission battery manufacturing me kitna hota hai?

[@nujjigram]

Lesser than oil drilling

[@srikard1564]

Batteries have circular economy, these r not small AAA Batteries they can power a home for a day with that high capacity they get second life in grid connected systems and at end of life it is recycled to get black mass which again used to make new ones.

[@nikshikamble]

@@srikard1564 thank you for the insights bro.🙏

[@AsPi_rANTER]

Petrol Diesel carbon emissions>>>>>Ev emissions.. 😂 lol​@@nikshikamble

[@Aryan.Malhotra]

​@PraavsBabselectricity kaise banti hai pata hai?

[@mohitchaturvedi8931]

check global perspective about ev- some will remain victim of decarbonisation. when ice engine will be banned people will cry remembering and say old was gold

[@Eliteperson25]

Excellent

[@anuragpandey6554]

Modi government is working on solar energy in a very big scale. So EVs will be environmental friendly.

[@Adwatism]

Uncle aap rehne do please 😂😂

[@astonr9260]

Ev are crap

[@_nitin_69]

Uncle science

[@drrbbbbb]

Yes you are true reliance and adani are doing work in solar energy So yes your speculation may be right.

[@nujjigram]

@@astonr9260 better than ICE😂

[@pratiksinghal8791]

Why be in such a hassle , just get petrol

[@mohitchaturvedi8931]

pahle car chalao fir app chalao aur comment bhi padho, whah ise kehte hain technology se life easy ho jati hai

[@varunpandey6297]

38:37 52:08

[@donz26051992]

Please turnoff video stability

[@SunderdeepSingh]

I am sorry, that has come really bad

[@prateekmishra6308]

Toh ye hai wo doctor jinse meri EV vs ICE ko leke disagreements hue the.. and we ended up blocking each other 😂

[@Deepak__Mehta]

😂😂😂

[@tinishmittal6844]

Please do not drive with hazard lights on.

[@SunderdeepSingh]

Please share timestamp

[@ajaysgaikwad]

Sir ek battery ko lithium mine karnekeliye pura climate and atmosphere ke wat lagti hai ....also battery after ten years dispose karnenaheati to carbon foot printbhool jaye pl

[@nujjigram]

Incorrect. Battery mining emissions are far less than oil drilling environmental impacts. Also batteries can run 20 years without needing to be replaced. While the battery itself is 95% recyclable. Your arguments are stuck in 2015 where very little research was done on EVs

[@srikard1564]

Batteries have circular economy, these r not small AAA Batteries they can power a home for a day with that high capacity they get second life in grid connected systems and at end of life it is recycled to get black mass which again used to make new ones.

[@lgsamsung1]

Have you ever heard about the major oil spills in the high seas and oceans and their impact on the environment.Bp oil spill in the gulf of mexico being a prime example and do you how much rare earth minerals is being used in the refining of crude oil??

[@7567_Rex]

Sir ek litre oil ko drill karnekeliye pura climate and atmosphere ke wat lagti hai ....also burning fuel dispose karnenaheati to carbon foot printbhool jaye pl

[@finantra4511]

@@nujjigramfrom where did you source this absurd info with regard to lithium batteries.

[@santhoshtravelz07]

This doctor is half asleep 💤 zero knowledge in EV . Pollution is considered from stage it’s manufacturing of battery to discarding of battery

[@aannddrroommaann]

Bro tum mat lena EV, 100s if studies have been done that prove that carbon for foot print of EVs is less than ICE considering the entire life cycle.

[@sayanchx]

Bhai, apples to apples comparison Karo. For fossil vechiles have you accounted for oil well to wheel moving efficiency and pollution? Have you done any research on methane emissions from active and decommissioned oil wells? Sirf propaganda per mat jayo aap

[@somecommentor]

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[@roymustang.595]

EV community aka GAY community

[@nujjigram]

Cars have sexuality now?

[@srikard1564]

Copium

[@AsPi_rANTER]

Cope 😢

[@abhinavtripathi2144]

True . no engine no car . What are we driving ? A moving mobile 😭 which will blast on heating

[@alburaq3290]

This is called projection 😂

[@santhoshtravelz07]

1. Battery Production Impact: • The production of EV batteries, particularly the mining of lithium, cobalt, and nickel, is resource-intensive and environmentally damaging. • Mining can lead to deforestation, water depletion, and pollution. 2. Electricity Source: • In regions where electricity is primarily generated from fossil fuels, EVs may not offer significant reductions in carbon emissions compared to ICE vehicles. 3. Battery Disposal: • End-of-life battery recycling and disposal remain significant challenges, with potential environmental risks. 4. Energy Used in Manufacturing: • Manufacturing EVs generally requires more energy than ICE vehicles due to the complexity of battery production. plus you price is high EV price than ICE

[@nujjigram]

@@santhoshtravelz07 lmao. What is this nonsense?. Each and every point was debunked almost a decade ago. Grow up.

[@raveendhana7084]

​@@nujjigramHa ha right 👍

[@7567_Rex]

The production of oil, particularly the drilling in middle of ocean, is resource-intensive and environmentally damaging. • Refineries can lead to deforestation, water depletion, and pollution. 2. power Source: 100% fossil fuel in ICE car