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Kia EV9 review, Dodge and Alfa Romeo PHEV recall, $100M charger overhaul: Today’s Car News
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It’s just so sad to me. I understand It makes good business sense to the manufacturers to sell high cost/margin premium vehicles. But for every person who can afford one of these, there are surely 10x as many people who want to buy an EV, but can only afford something much less expensive.
And yeah, I get that there is limited production capacity, so it makes logical sense.
Not only that, I just plain don't want an SUV. There are two of us and a 60lb dog in our household. I don't need a Canyonero; in fact, I think the ever-increasing size of vehicles is a very real problem that no one seems interested in even looking at.
It's sad, really. With the average new car going for north of $40 grand, now would be the perfect time to bring back a sub-$25k sedan, but no. MOAR TRUCKS.
I get all that but it's not like hyundai/Kia aren't also making smaller EVs.
Good to know actually! I only knew about the EV6
Ioniq 5 and six, kona N, and now this iirc.