Thinking about making the jump to an EV or deciding whether the tech is right for you? Join Editor Antuan Goodwin and CNET’s long-term Kia EV6 to learn what you should consider when choosing an electric car.
0:00 Intro
0:31 Range
1:16 Best Affordable EV
1:49 Efficiency
2:10 Most Efficient
3:05 Charging Speed
3:45 Fast and Furious Charging
4:43 Price and Incentives
5:24 The 800-pound Gorilla
6:11 More Than Just the Specs
6:34 Best Electric Truck
6:56 Most Anticipated EV
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Before you by and EV by sister lives in Crystal River FL Hurricane Idalia cane thought this last summer> By sister wanted to leave but could not because all she owned was Nissan Leaf with a range of around 200 miles. Now considering everyone else in the area is getting out of dodge before the storm and there are no place to recharge your veh while stuck on 98 North you be screwed. So if you live in FL use also need a second car that runs on gas and just write off your EV every time FL has a hurricane.
Anyone who buys an Electric vehicle is Total fool…..proving limited IQ.
The junk yards are already filling up with 10 year old EVs with useless batteries, to expensive to replace. Not to mention the child labor used to mine batteries material.
No / in mean Zero infrastructure capable of adequate charging. Americans are idiots to buy anything that causes themselves so much anxiety. It served them right.
I have to laugh, buy a pickup truck to go camping in the mountains and not be able to get home. Better take a lot of supplies because you can’t take electricity.
Electric cars is the dumbest idea i ever seen and people that buy them are just throwing away there money cause it not gonna last why? Cause in some states like California there telling people not to charge your car at home over night cause it put a lot of stress on the power grid, please use a power station….So imagine when more than half the country have Electric Vehicles what do you think is going to happen? even though i don't think it will make it that far but just imagine……The power grid will be in trouble…..the biggest waste of money in American History
Been driving EVs for 5 years, it's nice
EVs are going to cause an obesity crisis, they take ages to fuel up I have seen plenty of you tubers then go inside a cafe to eat to kill time when charging their vehicles.
There isn't enough lithium to put 130 lbs of it in each vehicle if its not going to cost more then gold. 😅 (Tesla battery est.)
around 17-20 million metric tons
Estimates of total lithium reserves on Earth vary, but they are generally believed to be around 17-20 million metric tons
Cars on earth 1.474 billion cars
Wow. I was really liking this video UNTIL YOU SAID THE FORD F150 lightening was a good choice. The F150 LightSheet is nothing but a Duracell on wheels and there have been more recalls on lightsheets than ever before. Sorry. Need to discredit you
Too much and too fast for legacy automakers. I have logged tens of thousands of miles on rented EVs from various providers over the last 10 months.Quite often over 1200 miles per week in the very crowded NE corridor. From MD north to VT and west to OH. Lewis and Clark comes to mind you really have to accept the challenges and plan accordingly.
Problem is price and an over emphasis on SUVs. I don't like SUVs, and EVs are way too expensive.
I love the 23 Chevy Bolt and Bolt EUV. They are best EV on the market for price and feature list