NEW! BMW iX 50 (523hp) | Fast Autobahn Range⚡️🔋 | by Automann in 4K

Today we are kicking off a new series on our channel! With electric cars popping up everywhere we are going to do our "FAST Autobahn Range runs". This means we are going to drive "just as we would drive our petrol cars", meaning 160 km/h cruise control wherever its possible, usually reaching average speeds overall of above 120 km/h. This way we can find out which electric car suits OUR driving habits best! Please also make sure to follow all our stuff about this car on instagram! #BMW #iX50 #RangeTest
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[@Anders_HeymSR30]

Great idea for a new series! The range under normal driving conditions, including sustained high speed on the autobahn or motorway, is exactly what is needed to know real range. Long distance driving in an EV is just a hassle still even with the newest high end EVs

[@Automann-TV]

Yeah, agree. I don’t want to change my driving habit…and in the end don’t have more time for my trips than before;) That’s why this use case matters so much to me😬🙏

[@timessix8434]

I 100% second this test. It’s exactly my approach to EVs. I have zero interest in changing my driving pattern because of inferior technology. ;) We bought an EV last year, it is now being used for basically all transports around home, and for any trips longer than what the SOC allows, I will use my Audi C7 4.0TT which can take me 650-700km without stopping, if I want. And when I have to stop, I fill up with 650km range in less than 5 min… Not disrespecting EVs, I have just realized it doesn’t do the full job. It will take many, many years before EVs fully can replace ICE cars in userfriendliness and flexibility.

[@Automann-TV]

There’s not much to add;) Makes perfect sense👌

[@Mtatc1]

So you never take a break while driving?

[@timessix8434]

@@Mtatc1 Maybe you noted my writing ”If I want”? Of course I take break, but on my own terms, typically when I have to ”charge” up the tank I get out, fill up the car, go to the bathroom, buy a cup of coffee, and then back on the road. Those maybe 10 min of legstretching is enough for me to be able to drive another tank, if necessary. Not everyone feels the same. My main point is: When I am on my way somewhere, I want to roll - not be forced by the car, available chargers etc, etc, to stand still every 90min, or so.

[@supaahflyy]

@@timessix8434 that seems unreasonable tbh. Most people on a roadtrip are there with family or other people. By averages they take a 10-20 min break every 300-400km. The top end EV's, I'm thinking Tesla, EQS, Taycan etc can do that distance on a charge. What's the issue if your break happens at the same time as the car charges? With these new EV's it takes about 20 mins to get the charge high enough to go another 300-400km km's. I'm not trying to say your usage is incorrect. All I'm saying is your usage is actually not the 'normal' or 'typical' usage for most people in the population

[@TriviaChallenge]

No way are you getting 650-700km going 200km on the autobahn in any ICE car.

[@CarbonMotorsEU]

Thanks for the high speed endurance test! This is very important for everyone who considers to buy an EV.

[@Automann-TV]

Your welcome. For us it’s likely the most important discipline. Our cars are sitting in the garage for a few days but once we get them out we need to cover high distances quickly in order to get to a driving event or get home in time…😬🤷‍♂️

[@Mtatc1]

Its a Bad start with an big SUV. There are much faster cars out there

[@avigator]

@@Automann-TV Indeed a very important test. Thanks for sharing your results. However, I do not agree to your conclusion. Charging 250 km in 30 minutes is still way to long if you travel with family/children.

[@ThatUnfunGuy]

@@avigator what do you think is needed then?

[@vinicius_pro2122]

@@avigator To me,is very good.

[@shahidrainudeen5640]

I always get a positive feeling when i watch your videos.

[@AndreiAnastasescu]

Your channel and Autogefuhl are the only ones doing this kind of test! Cheers!

[@maddy20066j]

Sehr gute Idee, weiter so. Bin auf die nächsten Tests gespannt.

[@davidhall7744]

Love this longer style video 👍 This car defo looks better in black, it disguises the more controversial aspects of the design.

[@Kaipeternicolas]

What's funny to me is that when Tesla came over to Germany with their Model S, the Germans complained that it wasn't fast enough in terms of top speed, so Tesla upped the power and limited the car at 155 mph just as the German gasoline powered competition. Now the Germans build EVs that are all limited to 200 kmh (120 mph) or even less.

[@abraxastulammo9940]

IX M60 does 250 km/h

[@nielsvandenkieboom5034]

My entry-level Model 3 does 225km/h easily to the limiter. This is an odd choice for BMW.

[@Henry_Jr_Watsson]

@@abraxastulammo9940 A base Model S does that too, but 0-100km/h is in 3.2s. Yes, the model S entry model lol.

[@abraxastulammo9940]

@@Henry_Jr_Watsson Nobody tested it because it is not available, Model X would be better to compare to iX anyway.

[@emircosic7860]

Thank you for such an amazing video

[@zsolezk]

Exactly what I was hoping for! Definitely review the Tycan and the Model S as well.

[@tomaszbatog4303]

Nice test, thank You ! :))

[@kidimov]

Nicely done video, mate. As always, BMW accentuated on the exterior with a minimalistic interior. You seem to like the dynamics of the car, which BMW is simply good at, assuredly. Based on my driving experience of this SUV and comparisons to others in that range, I'd not spend the money on this particular model however. Keep up the good work!

[@gooo1762]

Thanks for the video!

[@bbpleg]

Great test! Jus what I’ve wanted to see :) It’ll be a few years before I’m ready to go electric. 250 km between charges isn’t enough for me…

[@cedriccompaore5096]

Loving the electric test drive from this

[@bryangoh819]

The energy efficiency of BMW electric cars are very good as seen from the EV range test video from Carwow.

[@carstenu.459]

cooles Video, endlich mal in meinem Fahrstil. Danke dafür und super Englisch, Bro !

[@nothingspecial4510]

Im getting mine at the end of april, so excited.

[@digestthisguy8031]

Nice test! Still driving more than 600 km with a very, very heavy foot on the Autobahn with a 540d, which is "recharged" within 5 min. It will take at least 10 years until the "car-e-tech" will be acceptable. Or not (those cars are nothing more than very big smartphones on wheels).

[@joshmatlock1020]

Beautiful car. In a few years when I'm tired of my model 3 long range I'll be looking at BMW's offerings for sure...not that one but the i4 and anything new they have.

[@MRX-ff4vy]

I also own a LR and just ordered a P for May. Love the car so much and couldnt think of a better one for the price.

[@clnred]

I had an ix for 4 days and did 800 km at mix at 7 to 12 degrees but in Ireland the limit is 120 and you might do a bit more. At 130 ish we got 25.6kw per 100. The best we got on back roads where the limit is 100km it averaged 22 so in the ix 40 the range was 276km at 130km/hr

[@shahidrainudeen5640]

You are one of the best car launchers in the world

[@TheSpec7887]

Daayumm..1 hr late....but hey the video was fire thank you Automann-tv✨💫👌

[@The_journeyy]

The interior on this is beautiful they've done well 👏

[@herbertdonermaier7459]

You are so right what you are saying in the beginning. 160-180 is the sweetspot for me, too. 200+ sometimes needs too much concentration.

[@mikel6236]

totally agree! too much concentration and consumption above 200. 180 indicated is my speed of choice in good conditions.

[@herbertdonermaier7459]

@@mikel6236 luckily my employer pays the gas for me. But yes, if I would have to pay it by myself this would be an additional reason.

[@lelantine1]

Really nice and real test finally...i saw like 200 videos of electric cars in the last two ears but for the first time im really interesting about the IX 50 im thinking about to change my wonderfull Panamera sport turismo hybrid...thanks a lot for this real test

[@dantebg100]

Bro can you give the panamera to me😢😂😂

[@lelantine1]

@@dantebg100 already sold...im sorry😜

[@johnelegant1727]

Love this car. So many have documented 300 mile range in real world , sometimes spirited driving. Even in the M60 610HP/811TQ version.

[@Axelinskj]

Great series of videos! Could you make a video to see how quickly the battery drains at even higher speeds? I am looking to buy an electric car, but I have range anxiety as when I drive in Germany i do it at top speeds with my petrol car. Thanks a lot! Keep on the great videos!

[@cosmiqueorg]

great review!

[@Chris.com1]

The rear end with tinted tail lights looks so bad ass!

[@AaronRandolphChen]

Great video! I totally agree with your concept that we need to find out how far the car will go when we drive it in our regular driving style. I am not going to change my driving style to accommodate an EV.

[@Automann-TV]

Absolutely! The car needs to adapt to us as customers not we to the cars.

[@Gochsener]

I am willing to do that to some extend because a) it saves a lot of money, b) I feel better with a break after 2-3 hours of driving and c) driving an EV calmes me down and I don't feel the stress to rush when unnecessary

[@ardonjr]

I'm driving an EV and I'm also not going to change my driving style. I love to take the car for a drive once in a while, just for the sake of driving. It's easy when you can charge at home (which I luckily can) otherwise it's a completely different story (for now). Fun fact, before I used to take the Alfa Giulietta in the weekends for a drive.. now I love to drive my EV more as this feels much faster when playing around. I still love the Giulietta but driving an EV is so different.

[@vl3005]

@@ardonjr Oh man, such beautiful words from a driving fan, and not just a "vroom vroom" fan... Some fossil-heads (Check out Mat from carwow for instance) can't stop lying about EV's not being fun to drive... They're obviously only bitching about the lack of noise, when in reality, ask any Formula E driver (especially those who came after driving F1 for a while) and he'll tell you the instant torque acceleration at any speed is incredible. I've driven EV's and I haven't noticed ANY handling issues like what Mat's bitching about.

[@dylan4972]

Great review, this is one of the options to replace our old EV as it's getting close to 4 years old. Maybe even replace the X5 with this one? Just the boost space is limited.

[@emipop21]

Perfect vision on the way to do things.

[@fabriceduchenne7237]

OH ! Thank You So Much & LOVE The Future BMW ...

[@aalberto4961]

Thank you for this video. I too am looking at the BMW iX 50 and was curious about the consumption when driving spiritedly especially in the winter. I don’t want to drive like a hyper miler because the car serves me and not the other way around. I’m used to driving an EV, have 2 Chevrolet Bolts bought new 4 years ago and here in Canada we get temps that can go as low as -30C. Usually at those temps my consumption can go as high as 28 kWh/100km with the heater on and driving 120km/hr in the highway with winter tires on.

[@Dathumm]

Great video but can't fully agree with your conclusion. Being forced to make a 30 minutes brake after already roughly 220km is just not convenient, travel speed with 150-160kmh (what was the average speed?) is also not super quick. I have a 2021 530d, BMWs latest models are so quiet and comfortable at 180-200 kmh and yet efficient that this is my typical travel speed. I do many business trips with a distance of 400-600km, usually I do it without a break. I would accept it to have one break but again probably even then I can't go as fast as I am used too. I would also not be willing to accept the limiter at already 200 kmh...

[@supaahflyy]

This is a BMW efficiency issue. Tesla's are far more efficient compared to basically all EV's and thus can give you that 400-500km range at fast speeds that you're talking about. That would be a car that would get you there in 1 stop at most or if you drive more efficiently (slower speed), no stops. 530d is fine. I've got a M4 so I know about petrol/diesel life. But electric cars are far far better cars as daily drivers and to cruise around on the motorway. Especially with autopilot where you don't have to waste energy doing boring motorway driving

[@zx10kris]

@@supaahflyy 400-500 km cannot drive tesla with this speed. It will be also 250-300km and reserve... let's wait for test

[@supaahflyy]

@@zx10kris I was under the impression 400 is still doable for the model S long range at 140-150kph. Not sure about faster though

[@jellyd4889]

The teslas are not suv ships. They are aerodynamic for fuel efficiency. Nothing special. Any Diesel Limousine will get 700 km distance easy at max speed. My Audi a3 tdi Limousine used to do 1100 km on a tiny tank, not at max speed...My current Golf 8 is much less efficient due to its shape. You want an suv? You pay the price

[@daniel-ino]

That is simply not important on a worldwide scale where peopledrive mostly max 130 km/h

[@mls.design]

Amazing how much you have to excuse yourself on how bad the battery’s are. Even little things like „clean air“ apparently has a massive impact on the range. H2 and Patrol for the win.

[@Hmmm313]

Epic test…i love it….

[@qwertyqwerty-zi6dr]

I would still take the x5m50i if i want a big suv with that amount of power

[@lerzuuuuu]

This car is sooo incredible, thumbs up

[@karlk.6819]

is the 50 more comfortable than the 40 on the city and rough pavement? thanks

[@faradaycool4058]

Europe is just so cool for innovations. Unbeatable

[@unexplainedwearenotalone3537]

Hey nice info is very good let see another video test and speed how fast is and how is stability.

[@miguelallenferreira7825]

Vera good test. That is my usual driving also. Do you know what range your you get with the ix40 at 150Km/h

[@TheLed1o]

Finally, someone who tests EV the right way. Immediately subscribed! Please test Teslas also to see is it by German standard the best tech for EV's. If you can't drive it fast on the autobahn for 2hrs then it's nothing.

[@dominolehmann8227]

Nothing for you in Germany but for the rest of the world ;)

[@schnitzler32]

Super Test! Eine Übersicht am Ende des Videos mit der Temperatur bzw. den Bedingungen, der Reichweite beim ersten Stopp (100 - 10%), sowie den darauffolgenden (80 - 10%) und der Ladezeit von 20 oder 10 bis 80% wäre noch toll. Dann kann man ein bisschen vergleichen, auch wenn die Bedingungen und die Strecke immer unterschiedlich sind.

[@ralfkuehn]

Der Durchschnitt war wohl 120 km/h, habe ich in einem Artikel gelesen, das Display zeigt 225km bei Fahrzeit 1:40h, also 135 km/h. Ohne genauere Angaben kann man diesen Test nicht wirklich beurteilen. Ich habe notiert: 34,0kW auf 100km, 75% des Akkus für 225km, bei plus 3°C. Bedeutet wiederum ca. 310km für 100% Akku bei 135 km/h. 500 Ampere war die Grenze beim Laden bei einem 400 Volt-System, die Spannungsanzeige erschien mir ungewöhnlich hoch. Bei 80% schon 419 Volt und noch 200 Ampere in der Leitung. Da hätte mich die geladene Energie sehr interessiert. Bei 16:13 min ist zu sehen dass 71,39 kW geladen wurden laut Säule, die Prozentzahl im Akku 78% minus 19% = 59 %, ergibt ca. 62kW im Akku angekommen.

[@dominolehmann8227]

@@ralfkuehn er sagte auch im Video, dass es um 120km/h liegt. Du wirst nie vergleichen können. Gibt so viele untersch. Einflussfaktoren. Übrigens werden Ladeleistung in kW und Verbräuche in kWh angegeben.

[@ETcelerate]

How is the charging infrastructure in Germany? Is it easy to find a charger and are they operational most of the time? One problem in North America is that there is so little charging stations and half of them don't even work!

[@final_mile_music9713]

It’s 4 degrees, Fahrenheit, with me this morning. I wonder what the range would be in winter in New England?

[@moonwalk6404]

Very cool

[@fynno7855]

The inside is craaazy 😱

[@gog08]

I’m also usually driving at 150-160 km/h on autobahn, so it’s basically a 30 minute stop to charge up to 80%, and to drive less then 200 km till the next stop (in case of this particular car). I think I’ll stick to my 2 liter diesel, with which I’m averaging 6,5 liters per 100 km at those speeds, even with the current diesel prices there’s no point to switch to ev if you have to drive on autobahn daily and don’t want to stick behind the trucks, adding the inconvenience of stopping for 30 minutes every 200 km on longer trips. As a second car maybe, but definitely not a BMW IX as a second car)

[@Luca-sz5uy]

1.5 liter diesel ftw! Enough torque to not suck and low consumption at all speeds!

[@mfeld42]

Just keep in Mind that you are still consuming 65 kWh/100km with the Diesel. So not the engine is superior, the energy density of diesel is.

[@Luca-sz5uy]

@@mfeld42 You're absolutely right, diesel engines aren't meaningfully more efficient than gasoline ones. However, for a small car with which you want to cover large distances, electric cars aren't affordable. Now generally, small engines are more efficient in normal use so the smaller the engine the better and here the diesel is superior since a small diesel can provide more torque which is what you want for a decent driving experience.

[@CarPerformanceMedia]

With 75% to achieve 225km is quite good. The etron s showed me this range when I was at 85% battery capacity. And we know the real range was even less! So I think BMW made a awesome car and the range topic isn‘t a huge point anymore like you sad in the end!

[@Solidsoap1337]

What are those lights that blink all the time?

[@Dan-re7go]

I like the new channel idea. I would like you to open the scope to include fast autobahn range for all vehicles. Thanks.

[@Automann-TV]

Yeah, let’s see how other cars might complete these runs😁🙌

[@Dan-re7go]

@@Automann-TV AMTV: Have you found a new supplier for your iconic gloves? I need 4 pairs. TY.

[@p.k.7111]

Bravo for the idea! Two suggestions for future: 1. Please mention the noise level at the Autobahn speeds, for instance this ix feels super quiet 2. Please also share during the video the avg speed you drove first 100, 200km etc. I know it's not easy with this pathetic os8 ;)

[@l139x3]

Great video! Finally real world experience. Moreover its not only the range, rather the time you spend charging. I mean, it still is ridiculous that you have to stop for 30-40 mins of charging for 1.5 hours driving.

[@Automann-TV]

Not quite. You only have to recharge 20 min. for another 200 km, which isn’t really slowing you down that much. Also, at higher temp this will be even better.

[@l139x3]

@@Automann-TV I guess it's personal but in such a comfortable car I easily do 3-4 hrs without any stops, so stopping for 20 mins every 80-90 minutes is still a heavy compromise. In the US, with 110kmh limit and heavy traffic might have a better useability.

[@sooofancier]

It's a very nice electric car! Trouble is, it's such a looker

[@Bossgreenplanet]

L’intérieur est magnifique 🤩

[@mamsoadd]

Great real test 👌 Can you put some weight in the car and do the test again until the battery dies 🤔 Just wondering how long can it go

[@dazom]

7:40 epic how your can pass Police with 160 kph 😂

[@happy_keats]

with that range it's still a city cruiser for the few with a garage charger

[@spookyreaper1702]

Looool so you can hear that iconic sound 😂😂🔥🔥

[@Automann-TV]

They are called „IconicSounds“😁🤷‍♂️

[@spookyreaper1702]

@@Automann-TV oh shoot I had no idea xD

[@user-yb1eq9tl6u]

NICE CAR

[@hcsabai1224]

Regarding the conditions, the consumption is pretty good but not without range anxiety. IHO, roughly 500km one-80%-charge range would be enough. Otherwise EV is comfortable only for a short distance commuting drive.

[@profahrer5160]

Nice car,I have been in it 5 days ago and looks like something completely new,price is high,but looks amazing.. Great video!!

[@imBugra]

Yeah, that's the stuff we're looking for. Decent test. We bought an Audi e-tron with 70ish kWh of battery to my wife, we're using it for UK daily driving. It works well for British standards (max 80mph driving). I travel once or twice every year to Turkey from UK, using European motorways where the speed limits are basically much higher. We obviously do that with an ICE car, in our case it's a Mercedes S Class. I personally find 160 km/h as the sweet spot, too. Considering replacing my S Class with an Eletre R nowadays. 906 bhp is crazy power, which nearly doubles my S Class, but I can drive for more than 600 kms with mine, whereas Eletre seemingly will be able to do at most half of it. I never drive my S Class in eco mode, however I tend to drive our e-tron in efficiency mode due to range anxiety. For these list prices, it seems to be out of mind even considering huge government grants. I don't know what to do, honestly, but this ain't nowhere practical in Europe!

[@mikel6236]

Thanks for the range test. this is very important. Good but not good enough range for me. Ill stick to my M550d for a few more years. with that speed i get atleast 600km range. In aprox 5 years i guess the range will be good enough.

[@Boussa]

Merci beaucoup l'ami...

[@thelastninja4825]

very quiet car, is it quieter than the eqs?

[@haveaseatplease]

The optimal speed to spend the least time (riding time+charging time) for long distances in current fast charging BEV's is around 150-160 km/h. See the video's made by Andreas Haehnel.

[@smo2816]

It is written 625 km range in BMW IX50 catalog, of course it needs perfect conditions, but what is 250-300 km range, over 50% lost due to some rain and time to time acceleration. Is it IX50 labeled IX40 or IX50 is a balloon ? I put my xc90 for sale, it seems I should cancel sale and continue to ride my xc90 till a realistic range giving car. Sorry ix!!!

[@Gochsener]

really nice test idea! I think the Model 3 will be very good in efficiency and nice with charging down low (5 to 60% stops is perfect). The IONIQ 5, Kia EV6 and Taycan will charge incredibly fast, but also use a shtload of energy :D

[@kripstoe]

Interior looks like That 70s Show with digital screens

[@shaiheimmcrae8864]

This is the design language they need to use on a refreshed i8

[@thorsev6960]

34 kWh/100 km average consumption? Wow, that would give you ca 300 km (accounting for 3% heat loss)! Amazing results.

[@raghuramkalyanam]

Thats very high consumption. TM3 SR+ for a similar test used 25kWh/100 km

[@thorsev6960]

@@raghuramkalyanam you do realize that BMW iX is a big ass SUV with a big ass battery and AWD system?

[@Madge104]

Why are there IR cameras in the screen?

[@tugrululger1095]

As this IX50, I am sometimes curious why car manufacters (like the Porsche Taycan and the Audi E-tron) never worked on the beautiful outside of these cars. I like the shape and design of these electric models much better than the conventional combustion variants.

[@neilhutton1528]

A really interesting video. I suppose my question would be. What happens when you turn up for your fast charge (whilst going for a coffee etc) but find that all the charging points are already in use. As EV's become more popular there will need to be many more charging points. It is one thing to wait 5 minutes for a petrol pump to become available but quite another to wait 30+ mins before you even start to charge your EV.

[@Automann-TV]

Might happen, but the number of charging point is also increasing from month to month…

[@lucatenti2226]

I want one love it

[@BasedtheOne]

On the AUTOBAAAHN

[@raghuramkalyanam]

Nice video. Tesla M3 SR+ did 210 km on AB on a similar test, with its usable 55KwH battery. BMW iX50 using almost 80KwH for the same distance. Pretty inefficient it seems.

[@Automann-TV]

But the iX50 is more comparable to a Tesla Model X. Of course smaller / lighter cars are more efficient.

[@abraxastulammo9940]

I like the start of this EV series. 15:44 You are not charging 195 kW, it is the max. the car can do and the bar shows the percentage you currently achieve (without showing numbers 🙈). The iX 50 could be called the "range" model because the 40 has a smaller battery.

[@Automann-TV]

The bar is right at the maximum so it’s charging with around 195 at this moment.

[@dominolehmann8227]

Max is around 200kW but of course there is some heat loss and other consumption

[@amustangamante7621]

Gloves from where??

[@helldiego]

where to buy such lovely gloves?

[@rzakolski001]

I was in Turkey on holidays. We made a car trip along the beautiful coast. We stopped to enjoy the view, some Porsche driver drove to the parking, stopped shortly, threw an empty plastic bottle on the ground and drove away. I believe, he didn't want to change his habits either.

[@bmw_winner__1496]

M got 🔥🥶

[@mejalix6363]

Thats a great idea! Im

[@superleggenda]

You need a different camera for the walkaround. Wide angle messes up the car’s proportions. This is a difficult car for many, a bit ahead of the times, so you need the most flattering angles you can get.

[@kornelije23]

Great video, I was wondering should I buy electric or diesel. At the end X3 30d we decided to buy because 850 km range on one charge (5minutes lol). I will wait 10 years more to see how electric cars are developing than maybe get it. :D

[@johnny2156]

When will you get in your hands the key to the i4 m50?

[@Automann-TV]

🤷‍♂️😬

[@dudlajz]

When he passes the police car in 160km/h at 7:39 , my mind automatically start breaking to 130km/h 🥲

[@E38Bimmer35]

Wait, did the sound get louder in the tunnel? So its outside?

[@Automann-TV]

I don’t think so😉

[@SoNiK192]

Thank you for this test. I must say, for the manufacturer an SUV maybe is good because of how you can package the batteries without destroying the look of your car. But from an efficency perspective this is awful. Everything above lets say 16-18 kWh/100km is not good in my opinion. I know, this was an high speed test with conditions far from good, but i hope you can get what i mean. A different body shape would suit any EV a lot better..

[@Automann-TV]

16-18 kWh isn’t possible in any car on the Autobahn, but yes a lower car might even get further.

[@SoNiK192]

@@Automann-TV yes you are absoluetly right. But mixed on autobahn, city and cross-country would be doable, no? I think there is much potential with lower drag coefficient and weight savings from newer battery tech in the near future, like lets say ~5 years.

[@senoow4215]

@@Automann-TV it will be before 2030 100%

[@Respect-to-the-Engineers]

Bmw is the best car in the world 🤤🤤😍🔥❤️

[@gundelfish]

Great looking car - something new at least. But the sound of the closing door is quite cheap...

[@rteezy5683]

interessantes video, tolles auto, aber das laden dauert dann doch etwas lange... 😅

[@apicharjiratanan4285]

yeah, if the range is more than enough i also dont want to drive efficiency driving in the city during the day, come home with 50km range is perfect or dont even have to charge the next day

[@torqueofthedevil8145]

Those gloves hahahaha

[@bsebesty]

Unfortunately this will still not take me a on a typically 6-8 hrs long ski trip journey, unless I made it a 9-11 hrs drive with the family patiently "sitting it out". In addition that 500L boot space won't be enough either and a roof rack would further work against the range at normal 140 kmph speeds with its horrible drag. In the winter obviously 😞

[@aleksandarlol4199]

This car doesn’t need 523 hp , 300 - 400 hp is enough

[@romansenger2322]

Speak for yourself

[@Frederick1979Turbo]

What a stupid remark. Then buy a less powerful car.