I have a mach e with standard range battery and rear wheel drive. I live in New York. I’ve had it for over 1 1/2 years, aside from the range loss in cold weather it handles excellent. All wheel drive reduces the range of any of the batteries by about 15%. Since we only get heavy snow a couple of times a year, why lose range all year? I love my Mach e. It has about 14,000 miles on it. I can actually say it’s the best car I’ve ever owned. I’m 75, i’ve owned four top of the line Lincolns as well as many other great cars. None of them comes close to the 23 Mach e premium we now have. The key is to be able to charge at home on a level 2 charger. We’ve made a trip to Miami Florida, and Quebec Canada. No problems using the super chargers, although you have to factor in extra time for charging. The average charge at a super charger is about 30 minutes. With all the convenience and safety features, this is a great car!

Ev car batteries can last hundreds of thousands of miles, not just eight years. There’s actually very little degradation in charge/miles after 200,000 miles and more.

I’m curious to how difficult it is to open those doors when doors are freezing during winter.

This is America, we say COUPE, not coupe’ ! A coupe is 2 door, not 4 door. Boring review. We don’t care about your opinions, just review the car!