Right?? I’m paying about $1700 a year for my Camry and I’m in Cali lol

yeah lmao I pay double rates becuase im under 20 and I still only pay like 4k/y for my civic

No clue. I'm paying $130 a month for my Tesla, full coverage, plus some. So this whole report seems fake AF.

Yes, this looks to be an anti-electric vehicle video. Probably they inflated some numbers.

This floored me, I've been driving a ford gt mustang 2004 for the last 10 years (bought with cash), insurance 480$ full coverage for 6 months. I'm never going to go past 2010 models for a while.

Exactly. Comparing insurance costs of a $100K vehicle to a $40K vehicle is dishonest at best.

Don’t say EV , say Tesla that is the only EV that matters. Unless you don’t have an iPhone lol.

They also compared a teen owning a Tesla to an "old truck". lmao.

Yes wtf! Like saying ooh, a Mercedes G wagon is more expensive to ensure than a VW Golf.. well duh!

I was just about to write this same comment. A Camry isn't even close to the same class as a Model X.

Since risk is at an all-time high right now, perhaps you should be a little more patient and return when it has decreased. Alternatively, you can consult a trained financial expert for strategy.

Yes true, I have been in touch with a brokerage Advisor. With an initial starting reserve of $80k, my advisor chooses the entry and exit commands for my portfolio, which has grown to approximately $550k.

I’ve been looking to switch to an advisor for a while now. Any help pointing me to who your advisor is?

Just research the name Angela Lynn Schilling. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.

I searched for her full name online, found her page, and sent an email to schedule a meeting. Hopefully, she responds soon. Thank you

Best thing you can do to derisk is diversify.

Its unclear which stocks and sectors will lead the market in the next uptrend. It is advisable to diversify while retaining 70-80% in secure investments. looking at your budget, you should consider financial advisory.

A good number of people discredit the effectiveness of financial advisors, but over the past 10years I've had a an advisor consistently restructure and diversify my portfolio/expenses and I've made over $3million in gains... might not be a lot but i find myself secure financially

Samuel Peter Descovich is the analyst that helps me. He has a large following and is easily found online. He has extensive understanding as I have made so much since following him.

What is bro yapping about

that price for a ford escape seems triple normal price

So glad you called that out

I wonder why the Escape has such high liability? Is it lack of visibility for the driver?

easy to steal ​@@BoltRM

@@THEBLACKMANISGOD82 ahh then joyriders crash it into something else

Same here, i own a Tesla and my basic plan is $1200 per year, i believe the old profesor from the video is a Tesla hater

...welcome to the real world. Insurance is based on where you live, state and city etc., and your personal factors. Performance factors also play a big part. A RWD Model 3 won't get priced like a Model S Plaid.

I pay 150 a month for my Tesla performance

Paying $1300 per year for the Model X, I was only paying $900 when I was primary for the Model 3. This is in CA.

Just checked. Same here. Tesla Model 3 - older driver with a good record. $1200 for the year in Ohio. @@edpz5190

Right?? Even my model 3, which is the price of a Camry, i pay 98$ a month for full coverage thru Tesla Insurance. But that wont engage clicks though, im sure.

Is it true the battery will cost about $20,000 to replace should it ever get wet from water splash on the road?@@IMAPOTATOZ

but that would not make headlines if they are fair... they need to spin it to make it so that the bias is correct.

I came here for this lol. They took one of the most expensive cars and compared it to a freaking Camry.

Guess that’s the price you pay if you want no state income tax 😂

Good catch, I bet you they even specs out the model x to $120,000 and the escape to the min. Obviously this is paid for FUD by the auto union

@@dothework73 No big oil, Auto unions produce EVs too.

Yeah, comparing a luxury SUV to an economy sedan isn't quite apples to apples

Democrats, right? Cult like belief in evs.

I was hoping more people weren't fooled by that. How are they going to compare insurance costs of a vehicle that's 2 and 3 times more expensive

No doubt, they even fund sport stadiums and all that expensive advertising. It’s a business

That's how insurance works. They HAVE to make money. If they don't make money they don't have money to pay claims. They are literally in the business of always making more than they have to pay out.

they got lot of goverment bail outs before.

They should be more regulated. No more expensive ads and wasteful race boats. It's completely unnecessary!

Self insure.

lol that is pretty much what the rental people told my parents when they rented a tesla to visit my wife and I. crazy part was, it was the cheapest opinion. My dad and I went to go charge it, took 45 mins from 20-80 % took us another 20 mins to figure out how to get the charge to 100%, who TF has time for that BS?

people who wants to save gas money @@Rheisler1475

@@Rheisler1475 AND there's the rub. The recommendation is to charge at 20% and it's "quick" to get to 80% using a super charger, meaning 40 minutes, but takes hours to get to 100% so in essence only 60% of the battery is useful meaning that whatever range the car maker quotes take 40% off that value.

​@@Rheisler1475yeah, it's pretty hard to figure things out when you're stupid whose fault is that that you don't know how to operate that vehicle. Weirdo

And yet he's passionate about it. It appears @1776GalacticXRP has slow on uptake with humor.

😂😂😂

thats bad producing, the entire story is crap and badley produced . inckudign the interview in that office bad bad lighting and camera work

Are you comparing Tesla to audis and Porsche 😮😮😮. 😅😅😅

​​@@ju4121 Absolutely He is, because Teslas are way more reliable, better performance and much lower total cost of ownership!

​@@ju4121 Also I have a friend who's family owns an Audi dealership and he admitted to me recently that they make most of their money on service to the cars! Tesla doesn't do this and makes the cars as reliable as possible because they want to turn them all into Robotaxis in the near future. So Tesla has a very different business model, which requires the cars be as reliable as physically possible!

@@TheForwardThinkeryep my Audi A4 blew a cylinder head and turbo. Two issues I don’t have to worry about on my model 3.

@@ju4121 why not? faster, more reliable, less TCO, better resale value

The TV stations sales department. The sell commercial time to car and manufactures dealers. But, Tesla does NOT advertise.

We did it Joe😂!

I drove a lady to a repair shop she bought a brand new Tesla and she's already said she's selling it a bunch of cars piled up at the Tesla service center in line to get new parts she said there's a back order on parts she may have to wait 3 months the hell with that she said

@@dobermanguy9437 I just don’t understand this info going around. I have 1 service center in my city it was easy to get in and I had to have a major part replaced once and it was a quality issue the part stilll worked fine they had the part in stock. Also lost the center cap for one of my wheels once called had that in stock too and picked it up 20 mins after hanging up. People do you own research cause a lot of falsehoods are out. And there are TONS of Tesla’s driving around in the major metropolitan area I live in.

Tires? *Probably* (/s) less than the cost of "mandatory Franchise Dealer servicing" required to maintain the warranty of an ICE car?

@@rogerstarkey5390 , ok, that too.

LOL! That’s what I said too! Horrible reporting.

Because they wouldn't have a video

I'm not sure their point, maybe that the fans tell you tesla is mainstream?

When I checked the Model 3 against the new Prius it was still nearly twice the cost. At multiple insurance companies. One of my engineers got a deer with his rivian. It took 5 months to fix and cost $27,000.

model 3 is 30k, model Y plus tax credit and discount is also 30k+

When I just got here in 2016, I was classified a new driver and my annual insurance on a $4000 car was $5600. Today I pay $1500 annually for a 50k SUV

An idiot. I have my 2015 tundra and my wife 2023 model y for 180 premium in costco car insurance

It's mostly for their inflated ego and to virtue signal they're "environmentally" conscientious, not even knowing how big and more dangerous of a polluter lithium batteries are for the Earth in the long term.

People that live in Las Vegas. And most of the people here shouldn't be driving, but they mess it up for the ones that are decent.

My friend got a tesla model 3... her insurance with same coverage thru tesla insurance is the same price as was her 2014 bmw 3 series car. This reporting is absolutely made to scare people away from evs.

yeah but no one is telling us we need to go buy a Lambo.

@@Clearanceman2 Who is telling you to buy anything?

The government for one thing. They say we have to switch to electric cars to save the world 7 states have outlawed the sale of new fuel powered vehicles starting in 2035. Norway is 2025 and England is 2030. This is a first world world wide push. They ignore boats, lawn equipment, planes, jets, cargo ships, space X rockets, power sports, construction equipment and racing. But they are serious about making us switch over, GM says they won't make fuel powered cars after 2030 for example. @@PelosiStockPortfolio

Pelosi is @@PelosiStockPortfolio

@@hopperbopper The $7500 is a point of sale rebate now (which means that if you and the car you're buying qualify, the $7500 will be taken directly off the price of the car.

It’s almost like being car rich and house poor…just saying.

@@hopperbopper it just went into effect on January 1. They are thirsty for our money 😂😭😅😭

A household making only 60k jointly should not be buying a Tesla 😂. Even will all the tax credits you should not be buying a car that’s more than 50% of your pre tax income 🤣

Shouldn't be any gov subsidies period. If they were so great they should sell themselves

Apparently it has no filter, so you get dirty AC

@@Dontatmebr0 the filter most people talk about is the oil filter EV’s do not have those. It does however have a cabin air filter all cars have those DUH! As well do you know how rare it is to have the battery replaced and it’s not $15k I priced it, it’s 9k and again it’s very rare to have to replace and the batteries come with a 8 year up to 125k mile warranty as well as the drivetrain. That’s like pointing out how much it cost to change an engine in a I.C.E car which is similarly priced and rarely has to happen as well.

Lol, and 10 year warranty lol. EV engines are much longer lasting as well. 200,000 miles easily. Calculate the fuel, maintenance and a new engine and trannie for a regular car. Also, complete battery meltdowns are rare. PS, replacements are much cheaper now.

Every day that passes by EV batteries experience shorter range. Tesla has stopped making new super chargers. As they sell more cars lines will get longer. I’ll enjoy driving anywhere on the globe with my gas car without having the need to plan my destination based on charging stations. I love 2 minute refueling at gas stations 🤣🤣🤣

@@Mr-Clark I bought my Tesla June 2023. The only place I have charged is in my garage. For free in the Summer and off peak rates in the winter. It takes more than two minutes to fill up an ICE car. I know, I own one and have done for more than 40 years. You sound American. You are clueless has to the reality of the rest of the world.

This, I have a Tesla Model 3 and I absolutely love the car and EVs as a whole, but I despise these bullshit repair bills for body work or any work due to collisions.

This is thanks the safety standard that all cars must now past. There are crumple zones in all cars, ICE or EVs. These zones fold in a collision to absorb the impact. This prevents the passengers body's from having to absorb this force. I would much rather get a new car or have a major car repair than break my leg, arm, hip, etc.

@@JBoy340a I agree, but EVs in particular are well known for costly repairs than their gas counterparts. Part of it is that production costs are very high for now until further innovation is made and the lack of parts in general or access to repair shops. Tesla in particular is worse than them all, since they are very well known for requiring a specialized service, limiting the number of body shops, and having a large delay in obtaining parts for a repair.

K but it’s MUCH worse if the vehicle is electric. There was a Hyundai EV that was scratched in Canada, the repair bill was $40,000!

They won’t mention that because the narrative they’re paid to push is “electric car bad”

It’s like when people compare Glock to Sig Sauer. Gotcha! Tesla luxury is better than a ford soccer mom car; jus as Sig is better than Glock by miles.

Soo...you haven't looked at the numbers, but you know better? SMFH

When I first bought my car back in 2018, I did compare. It was no more expensive than anything else I was looking at. Honda Accord Hybrid, Camry Hybrid, etc. I currently pay $934 per year in Central Ohio for my Model 3. Also, would you compare a Ford Escape to any luxury brand SUV? Is that a fair comparison? What would you say is comparable to a Tesla Model X? @@onemotherpucker

shouldn’t they compare it to at least an Edge or the Lincoln equivalent?

You're better than me in that you actually watched the whole video. Once I saw the dishonest comparisons they were doing, I immediately stopped the video. I only got half way through. I pay $87/month for my Tesla Model YLR. This was a hit piece.

Seeiously, comparing a Tesla to an old inki dinki truck he would let his high school son drive. That’s then only way they can prove that teslas are bad lol

The quote is for the same person and place just different cars.

Anything is better than a Nissan Rogue, yikes. I'd like to know how the model 3 stacks up against a Lexus in terms of build quality and reliability...

exactly !!

@@Chad_Max as I’ve told friends and family asking, I’m not a blind Tesla fan and definitely know that true luxury cars like say Lexus, Mercedes and BMW are higher up there in quality, Tesla is above Nissans and Toyotas Hondas etc in the general opinion but in mine I wouldn’t compare my model 3 to some Mercedes for example. However this video is definitely not comparing it fairly that’s for sure

The Tesla is worth 100k so insurance is high. Plus its full coverage. $600/ mo on full coverage for a $100k car.

@@zlonewolf I still don't get how it could be that high. My 25k car new is $100 a month full coverage in San Francisco, which has very high insurance rates. Even extrapolating, that should be now more than $400 a month. And this video does a terrible job showing electric cars being more to insure, given they compares a $100k tesla to a $30k ford... And the 30k ford was still $6400 a year... So I'd say there numbers show the tesla is cheaper.

@@zlonewolf That FORD Escape cost about $38,000 new and the insurance was still $6,346. The reported numbers are insane. Your excuses make no sense.

@@Neojhun I live in Iowa and have full coverage on my Tesla Model Y. It's $120/mo and I'm male, 31 years old so still considered "high risk" even with a clean record. There is a small chance that the MSM could be lying via cherry picking because Tesla doesn't advertise and makes money selling EVs and Ford and GM provide about 20% of all their funding with ads and lose money every time they sell an EV. Just this month Toyota recalled 1.8 million vehicles for faulty fuel injection systems making cars die on the highway. Tesla did an over the air software update that made the car nag you more often. Guess which one got all the headlines?

they aren't, it's propaganda

Indeed, the fossil fuel mafia will stop at nothing to kill Tesla😮

Same here.

Same here but who are you going to believe? Your own personal experiences and those of literally every Tesla owner you run into or a number cruncher who's never operated the vehicle?

Been hit in a Ev? Resale value?

@@raywhitehead730 Yes been hit twice. It's currently worth 60% of the original purchase price with 65k miles

That’s a great deal. With who?

@@AA_BB_CCC just geico nothing special.

Do you live in Las Vegas? Auto insurance rates vary greatly state to state.

It's very significantly different from state to state. It costs me roughly $500 per month for a 2023 BMW 228i and 2004 350z in LA. California (and Vegas as well) has a lot of uninsured drivers and thus that part of the bill is incredibly high. Living standard is also very high so repair shops cost more. Car culture is also more of a thing, so more accidents and drunk drivers. My most recent call to my Allstate agent asking about price matching other companies' quotes resulted in them telling me that the race between insurance companies is who can raise their rates faster b/c they're all losing money here and want to get out if they can't get approved for more rate hikes ASAP by the gov't. It's a sad state right now with inflation and illegal immigration. The world is completely upside down.

@@kennethko1534 So basically it is no more expensive to insure an EV than it is to insure any other vehicle of the same class? And still the article is BS.

I pay 1200 dollars a year for comprehensive insurance on my Performance MY and only have a 500 dollar deductible.

I copied you to compare the 2024 Tesla. $2,974.26 for 6 months. Assuming it’s not a loan / lease & I drive 12,000 a year & 1 car on policy

it's not. in Brooklyn New York, it costs $750 to insure (monthly) a 2022 corvette base model for a 50 year old guy with no accident history. total scam price

I pay $87/month to insure my Tesla Model YLR. I don't care if you live in downtown Beirut, nobody is paying $7k a year to insure a Tesla. This is a hit piece. They want to bash Tesla and came to a conclusion first, then made up numbers to back up their phony story.

You can get a 50cc scooter with 120mpg (equal to many EVs) for under $5k and insurance, registrations, & fees costs les than $100/year. your EV is keeping you poor.

@@kevinmanan1304ah yes that just what we need a freaking scooter that exposes us to the elements and we’ll risk life and limb because the only protection we’ll have is a helmet. I’ll gladly spend more for more comfort and protection on the road.

A few years older than you and my auto insurance cost about the same for my 2020 model 3.

@@xtrey19x just priorities bro. You get a shiny new EV car and I get the decision to retire at 55. At least your car is fully insured for the month for the same amount amount I spend a year

@@kevinmanan1304 I also have savings and investments. Make sure you keep paying that mortgage every month because I need my REIT dividend payouts on time 😉. Furthermore, I also plan to retire before 60 and not riding that scooter on the highway will increase my odds of actually making it to that age.

Sadly my instance is 4k per year for Chevy bolt. Some states insurance just may more expensive for no reason.

Who is the provider?

​@@richardmenz3257 you're being ripped off or something else is up. I pay approximately 1400 per year for my bolt

I have a Tesla Model YLR. 2023. I pay $87 a month to insure it. I don't know anyone spending $7k a year to insure a Tesla.

@@nahma233the only factor that goes into insurance rates (minus the obvious of age, gender, etc) is how much insurance companies have to pay out on average in that area. some areas have big time car crash lawyers that make this number go way way up which makes insurance rates go way up. im a younger kid with a car worth about 5k and I pay 4 times less than my parents who are 60. they do have a newer car but theres no reason for it to be that much more

Yeah, that's crazy amount of money for insurance

​@@emotionalolThat doesn't mean the insurance price isn't insane. What a driver can afford has no correlation.

Those insurance prices are not on regular vehicles , they are only for EVs. Listen to what they're talking about. god some people are so stupid.

I considered a Tesla but the repair costs are really what concern me. I feel like I can’t truly afford one until I can afford two, just in case.

@@lookingthroughice7843 The comparison cars (Camry, Altima, and Escape) are all ICEs... you were saying?

The Prius is similar because it is expensive to replace the catalytic converter.

Just crossed the country in our Model Y, when we arrived my father in-law wanted to show off his new Prius... He couldn't get the nave to connect to apple car play or his phone pocket to charge his phone. He got in the Model Y and an hour later had an order placed before he even verified that he could return the Prius. Journalists hate Tesla because Tesla doesn't advertise. They are talking about "slowing growth" when EV sales went up by 58% in 2023 to mislead people and give GM and Ford time to work out the bugs in their EVs that are selling at a loss.

This is LV prices

Just wait

@@s.v.5829 By far the best car and the most fun to drive I have owned after having BMW's (in my 20's), Porsche Cayenne and 911 (in my 30's), Toyota's Prius's in my 40's) now a Tesla (I am 53). It has its quirks and there is room for improvement but after 6 month and 11K miles, I would buy another. Tell father-in-law congratulations 👍

Insurance in Las Vegas is extremely high because people are allowed to purchase alcohol 24/7, consume it anywhere, and there are a ton of DUIs …that’s what that little comment about “and in this town, you’re gonna have some damage” was about How do I know? Was actually planning on moving there recently cuz a lot of other cost of living things are cheaper there

SAY hello to Kimi Raikonnen if you see him

Didn't need it. Ford commercial played on the mid-roll and I'm sure GM commercial played for those who watched it on TV. Tesla doesn't pay the protection fees for this MSM racket.

lmao! Sponsered by Exxon. Btw, you know Exxon owns Lithium battery tech.

The insurance cost for that Gasoline $38,000 Ford Escape is insane. That's someone with a horrible driving record.

You’re fake.

Not bad. How much is each payment for the cars?

@@tomc8157 $308 a month is "not bad"? 😂 I pay $537 for 6 months

@@CarShopping101 I don't care about that part, I was interested in the other half. I pay 50 a month for 2 cars.

What city ?

But the Ford Escape annual insurance still cost $6,436. That is some wild numbers.

@@Neojhun don’t think one can put too much stock in these numbers. I have an EV that cost around the same as a Tesla, and my insurance is about $2200 a year.

Who cares as long as they like it. What haters don't understand is the fact that not everyone is broke like them.

@@borinvlogs one of the main selling points is saving money on gas. If that’s not broke boy status, I don’t know what is

I’ve lived in the Bay Area California for many years and have never had a significant damage accident on four wheels because I am a pretty defensive driver. Two wheels is a slightly different story 😅.

Ya, that was a weird quote, I'll be sure to stay away from Vegas with my car.

You are absouletly right.

Probably why you should not be comparing a $60-$120,000 car to a Toyota Camry

@@aigtrader2984 They probably cost about the same per pound. A Tesla is like 1500 lbs heavier than a ICE of the same size

That's funny. Maybe someone who lives in Vegas was recommended a Turkish news channel to keep the world in equilibrium?

Holy crap! I have never known anyone paying $1000-$1500 per month in gas. That is crazy.

Bro I spend like 100 dollars a month in gas. You driving to California to New York everyday?

🤣@@murmaider2

When ur battery goes good luck its not cheap lol😅

@@davidwade7681 400k miles is the average life cycle of a Tesla battery. That said, the $35,000 LFP Tesla Model 3 has never had a battery failure and 1 of them is up to 700,000 miles. In theory it should last about 1.3 million miles. 6000 cycles multiplied by 270 miles range with a degradation factor of .85. How long will your engine last?

Yeah probably. My rate is actually under 2k for my long range Y and I'm a man under 35. Its great to live in Iowa!

Don’t forget states are raising the license plate registration fees to many times over an internal combustion engine vehicle because EV’s don’t pay any fuel taxes. Fuel taxes are used to build and maintain streets, roads, highways and bridges. Additionally with automakers cutting the range of EV’s to reduce sticker prices there is a lot of places an ev owner cannot drive to outside of metropolitan area and they won’t be able to do so for decades to come. Additionally EV range is dramatically cut in cold weather and if the battery charge is below a certain amount the heater and ac cease to function. EV’s might be ok in cities but they are not usable in urban and rural areas and have severe limitations on long distance travel. A Ford executive recently tried to travel across the country in his ev f150 and had to curtail his travel plans because of charging station availability and functionality. Lastly my cousin purchased a Tesla and he was told by his insurance company that he could not park it his attached garage because of fire hazards and if he did so and it caught fire he was not covered for damage to his home and his car.

What a bunch of absurd nonsense. Not many people afford those $70,000 plus high performance EVs. Attainable price BEV witch around 200hp to 330hp and weighs around 3900lbs or less do not have those tire problems. Your comparison is not relevant to normal cars, 550hp plus high performance BEVs are limited ownership extreme vehicles. Your comment is an insane rumour.

Through* tires, than* normal cars

this is true about the tires, but its not a normal car Bubba. My Model Y Performance does 0-60 in less than 4 seconds. If I had a Porsche or Corvette that I drive as hard as the MYP it would go through the same amount of tires. Now my 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee , its had the same All Terrain tires for the last 60K miles and weighs just as much just for comparison sakes.

​@@GunnyMac360mans bought a model y for performance 😂😂 Teslas look so dull and boring man like wtf? Yall dont even have a HUD OR GAUGE CLUSTERS 😮 What a boring ass view to look at everyday. A single bulky ugly steering wheel with tesla etched in and not even a metal badge on it.A single iPad. Sure does look like the "future" in their 😂 doesn't seem like ur experiencing a luxury sports car or a luxury car. Luxury sports car give u carbon fiber around the car, carbon bucket seats or luxury seats,HUD, full self driving and auto park, buttons that feel good to press not having to scroll and take ur eyes off the road, higher grade material sport steering wheel that feels cool too have ur hands on, and a unique dashboard across the front. U can make it feel like ur in pure luxury or a luxury sports car. Tesla is neither its just so blah. I'm mindblown thats ur entire dashboard still. Won't even get into the plain jane "egg"like look of the model Y😂 not aggresive or mean looking at all. Shit turning no heads looks like basic traffic 💀

@@G82Watts all that to say you'd lose in a race to my Tesla...bless your heart

That's the best use case for EVs: around town runabouts when you have another car when you need more capability. EVs aren't a one-size-fits-all solution for many if not most people. There's nothing wrong with buying an EV if you want to but it shouldn't be forced.

i3 range sucks ass

@@mason5540 ……My i3 was a 2014, what do you expect, 350 mile range?!? The 120 miles was PERFECT for my daily commute, and errands around town. The solar panels on my roof charged it wonderfully for 9 years. …..GET A LIFE. 🤷🏼‍♂️🥂

I leased one myself and I know for sure you are lying about your solar panels charging it wonderfully @@eddieg6436and also about 120 mile range. real world more like 100

Innovative cars for their time for sure, pricey but well engineered. Shame BMW kind of drifted away from this electrification approach or they would probably be market leaders by now.

What did you have?

I live in northern NV and registration is much cheaper than it was in CA

You think a body shop needs to be certified for a specific car? Do you have any proof of that?

@@ianrobertson3419 just google it. Lucid, rivian, and oh my tesla has been in an accident only repairable by only handful of bodyshops in entire city of Las Vegas. My wife works with accident lawyers

well, the public transportation in the US is an expensive and unreliable system. It only makes sense in bigger cities the risks you take in places like NYC is not worth it.

@@mrbob9556 I didn't know there is another way to get into central New York than public transport. Where are all the parking lots?

Congratulations on living in a small developed nation with decent infrastructure. North America doesn't have that luxury.

Not in the UK they're not. EV insurance figures are literally rocketing. One guy on the edge of London had his premium go from £990 pa to £2300. Of course he went to shop around and was not even offered a quote at three mainstream insurance companies.

There is a gear reduction box that needs maintenance, oil and a filter replacement. Some also have final drive box more oil . Much people don't know that. They listen salesman that just trying to make a sell

I laugh at people who thinks there's no maintenance in EVs. Brakes, suspension, tires, coolant and gearboxes still need maintenance.

The original Ioniq 5 uses low conductivity coolant which cost $3,000.00 every 3rd year ... kinda exceeds the savings from oil changes. You are lucky Hyundai changed the design.

@@ScubaSteveCanada $3,000? Try $300

You bought a hyundai ioniq?? Lmfaoooo… dude you missed the memo… you totally f’ed now.

Wow, that’s a low rate and that’s cheap for the plug. Guess you did it a while ago so can understand. My plug was a little more than $800 but had to run it a distance to my breaker box. Include the charger cost and it’s over $1,000. Our electric rate is almost 3X more than yours but still is substantially less than fuel.

There is no "journalism" anymore, it's "news." Different. Also, it's not news, it's 24/7 propaganda. Go to youtube if you want to know anything about anything, because you'll never get the truth from the so-called News.

The attempted murder case at Devil's Slide Cliff is such a disturbing criminal case. But thank god the kids and the mother survived.

Same principle as helmets, get wrecked completely but absorb more shock to protect the person

lol just google doctored burned alive in Tesla... or the one that decapitated in a model 3 ...