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Showing Original Post only (View all)Cheapest New EVs Available in the US Market - Would you buy one? [View all]
https://electrek.co/2021/10/20/the-cheapest-electric-vehicles-available-in-2021-2022/Starting with the 2022 Nissan Leaf, starting at $27,400 before any rebates, and maybe $20,000 with rebate, this article lists the cheapest available new EVs sold in the USA that can be used anywhere in the country.
Some other, less expensive, low speed EVs are also listed in the article, but this poll is only about the ones you can use anywhere and on any roads, including Interstate highways.
So, could you or would you buy one of these?
32 votes, 1 pass | Time left: Unlimited | |
I could, and would. | |
5 (16%) |
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I could, but would not at this time. | |
4 (13%) |
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I could not afford one on my income, so no. | |
2 (6%) |
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I could not afford to buy any new car available at this time, so no. | |
6 (19%) |
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I would not buy an EV at any price at this time, so no. | |
4 (13%) |
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I would not buy any EV with less than a 300 mile range, so no. | |
6 (19%) |
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Other, and here's why. | |
3 (9%) |
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This is a stupid poll. | |
2 (6%) |
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I bought the last model year of the Chevy Volt in 2019, so I'm not going to be in the market...
Silent3
Oct 2021
#17
In which case its irrelevant because you won't by a car using any power system
brooklynite
Oct 2021
#35
EV's go much faster than 50 mph. They are cars, not toys for children. The fastest zero to 60
Celerity
Oct 2021
#44
We sold off our GTI last year after 17 years (only 55,000 miles) and bought a new one...
brooklynite
Oct 2021
#36
By coincidence, I purchased a car just a few months ago in that price range.
Dial H For Hero
Oct 2021
#49
Seriously considering an EV; just got rid of my jalopy and the wife's car is old too.
lagomorph777
Oct 2021
#52