Lucid Motors has released a sneak peek of their upcoming electric crossover, set to join the competitive $50,000 EV market. This new model, positioned below the Gravity, promises to be a stylish and efficient contender with a smaller battery pack but impressive range.
Jeep has unveiled its first fully electric SUV, the Wagoneer S, a modern take on the classic design with a spacious interior. The Model Y, a popular electric SUV from Tesla, boasts impressive range and performance. While both vehicles offer unique features, we compare them in terms of design, interior and tech, performance, range and charging, price and availability, and conclude that the choice depends on individual priorities and budget.
The Kia EV3 and Tesla Model Y are two of the most popular small electric SUVs on the market. But which one is the better vehicle? We compare the two cars in terms of design, interior, performance, range and charging, and price and availability to help you make a decision.
Tesla has announced a second price cut for the Model 3 in Australia, with $3,000 discounts across the rear-wheel drive (RWD) and Long Range AWD variants. The Tesla Model 3 RWD is now priced from $58,900 before on-road costs, while the Long Range AWD starts from $67,900 before on-road costs. The price cuts follow similar reductions in overseas markets and bring the Model 3’s pricing closer to the pre-update model. Tesla has also applied the $3,000 price cut to the same grades of the SUV, and deliveries for Model 3 orders are expected between now and June.
CarMax’s latest used EV sales data reveals that while the top three models remain the same (Tesla Model 3, Tesla Model Y, Nissan LEAF), their prices have decreased by $3,000 to $5,000 on average. Other noteworthy changes include the addition of new models like the Volkswagen ID.4 and Hyundai Ioniq 5, and the drop-off of the Tesla Model X, BMW i3, and Jaguar I-Pace. The top 10 most popular EVs now range from $22,000 to $46,000, a significant decrease from last year’s range of $22,000 to $72,000.
