Auto Buyers Guide, formerly Alex on Autos, is a specialized automotive content distributor dedicated to providing consumers with comprehensive and detailed reviews of new vehicles. Since its inception in 2006, the channel has focused on delivering objective, in-depth analysis of cars, trucks, SUVs, and EVs, covering critical aspects such as interior features, trim levels, pricing, and direct comparisons with segment competitors. The content prioritizes factual information and practical insights over entertainment-driven antics, aiming to equip shoppers with the knowledge needed for informed purchasing decisions.
The distributor's approach is characterized by a commitment to the "nitty-gritty details" often overlooked by other automotive channels. By meticulously examining what potential buyers need to know, Auto Buyers Guide establishes itself as a trusted resource for navigating the complexities of the modern automotive market. Their extensive library includes detailed reviews and comparisons of popular models, ensuring viewers receive thorough guidance on the latest automotive offerings.
The distributor's approach is characterized by a commitment to the "nitty-gritty details" often overlooked by other automotive channels. By meticulously examining what potential buyers need to know, Auto Buyers Guide establishes itself as a trusted resource for navigating the complexities of the modern automotive market. Their extensive library includes detailed reviews and comparisons of popular models, ensuring viewers receive thorough guidance on the latest automotive offerings.
2014 / 2015 / 2016 BMW iDrive Touch Infotainment Review (with Finger Writing Recognition)
This video provides an in-depth review of BMW's 2014 iDrive infotainment system, highlighting its strengths and user-friendliness. The reviewer praises the system's intuitive interface, fluid graphics, and the addition of innovative features like finger writing recognition on the iDrive controlle...
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2019 / 2020 Jaguar I-Pace - Tesla's First European Competitor
This video review positions the 2019/2020 Jaguar I-Pace as a significant contender in the luxury EV market, aiming to challenge Tesla's dominance... more. The reviewer highlights the I-Pace as the first true long-range, luxury EV designed from the ground up, distinguishing it from previous "econo-boxes" or converted platforms. However, the review suggests the vehicle may have benefited from additional development time, implying it's not quite perfect upon release. Specific details on pros and cons, real-world range, or performance metrics are not provided in the transcript. less
2018-2020 Honda Accord Hybrid | The Family Fuel Sipper
This video review of the 2018-2020 Honda Accord Hybrid highlights its strengths as a family-oriented, fuel-efficient sedan. The reviewer emphasizes th... moree impressive 47 MPG fuel economy, noting it as a significant advantage. A key takeaway is that the hybrid model offers no compromises in terms of cargo space or rear seat headroom, unlike some competitors. Performance is also noted as an improvement over the base engine, helping to justify the slightly higher price point. The reviewer concludes that the hybrid Accord is a practical and well-rounded choice for families seeking efficiency without sacrificing utility. less
2019 Honda Insight - The Elegant and Efficient Hybrid
The 2019 Honda Insight is presented as a more elegant and efficient alternative to the Civic, sharing much of its platform but offering a distinct hyb... morerid experience. The reviewer highlights its comfortable ride, mature styling, and EV-like driving feel, particularly at lower speeds, due to its series hybrid system. However, the reviewer notes that the 151 horsepower combined output is only achieved at higher speeds, and the engine can be rougher and louder than expected, especially during acceleration or uphill climbs. Real-world fuel economy, averaging around 40 MPG, fell short of EPA estimates, particularly on highways and during hill climbing, leading to a 'B' grade for efficiency. While praised for its driving dynamics, which are close to the Civic's, the Insight's rear headroom is compromised by the battery placement. The reviewer ultimately favors the Honda Civic Turbo for its better value and engaging powertrain, and the Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid for its superior fuel economy and practicality, positioning the Insight as a niche option for those seeking a premium-feeling Civic with a hybrid twist. less
2018 BMW 740e PHEV Review and Comparison
This video review focuses on the 2018 BMW 740e Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV). The 740e integrates a 2.0L turbocharged engine with an electric... more motor, offering performance comparable to the 3.0L turbo variant but with enhanced fuel efficiency. The vehicle boasts an estimated 15 miles of electric-only range from its trunk-mounted lithium battery. The review highlights its positioning against competitors like the Cadillac CT6, noting that despite superficial similarities, significant differences exist beneath the surface. The primary appeal of the 740e lies in its blend of luxury, performance, and improved economy, aimed at meeting stringent emissions standards. less
2018 Cadillac CT6 PHEV Plug In Hybrid Review and Comparison
The 2018 Cadillac CT6 Plug-in Hybrid presents a compelling, albeit niche, offering in the luxury sedan segment. The reviewer highlights its sophistica... moreted and unique hybrid drivetrain, which prioritizes EV driving and offers smooth acceleration, particularly when carrying passengers. Its rear-wheel-drive platform contributes to superior handling dynamics compared to competitors like the BMW 740i and Volvo S90 T8. However, the vehicle is not without its drawbacks. The reviewer notes a less comfortable base seat compared to other CT6 trims and a significant reduction in trunk space due to the large battery. Furthermore, the limited configuration options, notably the absence of Super Cruise and advanced seating packages, detract from its luxury appeal. While the CT6 PHEV offers excellent EV range and driving dynamics, the reviewer ultimately favors the Volvo S90 T8 for its more luxurious interior, better overall practicality with a usable trunk, and wider array of optional features, despite the CT6 PHEV being a superior performer in terms of handling. less
2018 / 2019 Lexus LC 500h Hybrid Fuel Sipping With Class
The Lexus LC 500h is presented as a unique proposition in the luxury coupe segment, prioritizing style and fuel efficiency over outright performance. ... moreThe reviewer highlights its striking design, comfortable ride, and impressive handling, noting its near-perfect weight balance and exceptional braking capabilities. The innovative hybrid system, featuring a four-speed automatic transmission integrated with the electric motors, is praised for delivering a driving experience more akin to a turbocharged V6 than a typical hybrid, achieving over 30 MPG in real-world testing. However, the reviewer points out that the hybrid model is slower and lacks the glorious V8 engine note of the non-hybrid LC 500. Downsides include the high price point for the hybrid variant, limited cargo space, and basic rear seat accommodations. Despite these drawbacks, the reviewer leans towards recommending the hybrid for daily driving due to its refinement and efficiency, calling it the most fun hybrid they've driven. less
GM Cadillac Super Cruise Review
This video provides an in-depth review of Cadillac's Super Cruise system, emphasizing its status as the first hands-off driving aid available in ... moreAmerica. The reviewer highlights that Super Cruise is not a fully autonomous system but a sophisticated driver assistance feature designed for long highway journeys on pre-scanned, limited-access divided highways. Key innovations include the driver monitoring system with an infrared camera and steering wheel indicator, ensuring driver attention. While praised for its smoothness and advanced lane-centering capabilities, especially compared to early Tesla Autopilot, the system's limitations are clearly outlined. These include its inability to handle construction zones, adverse weather conditions affecting lane marking detection (particularly 'Botts dots'), highway interchanges, merging traffic, and extraneous road objects. The reviewer notes that the system requires driver intervention for lane changes and cannot perform evasive maneuvers. Despite these constraints, the reviewer concludes that Super Cruise is a significant technological advancement, offering a more relaxed driving experience on long highway stretches, and anticipates its expansion to other GM brands. less
2019 Honda Insight Review - First Drive
The 2019 Honda Insight is presented as a compelling alternative in the hybrid segment, aiming for efficiency without sacrificing a more conventional s... moreedan aesthetic. The reviewer highlights its strong resemblance to the Civic and Accord, making it a less conspicuous hybrid choice. Key strengths include standard Honda Sensing suite across all trims, a spacious rear seat, and a more engaging driving experience than many competitors, largely due to its Civic-derived platform. Performance is noted as better than the Prius and Ioniq, with a 0-60 mph time of 7.9 seconds. However, the unique serial hybrid system, while efficient, can lead to non-linear engine sounds and RPMs, which may not appeal to all drivers. Cargo capacity is a compromise due to the sedan trunk, falling short of liftback rivals like the Prius and Ioniq. Interior comfort, particularly the lack of adjustable lumbar support and power seats on lower trims, is also a point of consideration. Overall, the Insight is praised for its blend of efficiency, driving dynamics, and premium feel, positioning it as a strong contender, especially in its EX and Touring trims. less
2018 Hyundai Ioniq PHEV Review and Comparison
The 2018 Hyundai Ioniq PHEV is presented as a highly efficient and cost-effective alternative in the plug-in hybrid segment. The reviewer highlights i... morets significantly lower purchase price compared to competitors like the Chevy Volt, Honda Clarity, and Toyota Prius Prime, especially when factoring in potential federal tax credits. Key advantages include a surprisingly spacious interior with generous legroom, a large 23 cubic feet of cargo space, and a driving experience that feels more traditional than the Prius due to its 6-speed dual-clutch transmission. However, the reviewer notes trade-offs such as the engine needing to run for cabin heating in cold weather, a less refined ride on broken pavement compared to the regular hybrid, and skinnier tires impacting handling. While it offers 29 miles of electric-only range, its overall efficiency is praised, particularly on the highway, though the Prius Prime may edge it out in city driving. The Ioniq PHEV is recommended for its low operating and acquisition costs, making it a strong value proposition, though the reviewer slightly prefers the regular hybrid version for its overall balance. less
2019 Lexus ES 300h - The 44 MPG Luxury Car
The 2019 Lexus ES 300h is presented as the most efficient luxury car in America without a plug, achieving an impressive EPA-estimated 44 MPG combined.... more The reviewer highlights its significant increase in size compared to the outgoing model, offering substantial rear legroom, a key differentiator from European competitors. Interior refinements include the addition of Apple CarPlay and Amazon Alexa integration, though Android Auto is notably absent. While the front seats are comfortable, the passenger seat lacks the full range of motion found in the driver's seat, and rear headroom is somewhat compromised by the hybrid battery placement, though still manageable for most. The hybrid powertrain delivers 215 horsepower, offering acceptable performance with a 0-60 time of around 8 seconds, though it's slower than the non-hybrid V6 model. The reviewer praises the quiet cabin and refined ride, giving it a B+ for overall ride quality and an A for handling when compared to its direct competitor, the Lincoln MKZ Hybrid. The trunk space is generous, unaffected by the battery's relocation under the rear seats. The primary unknown remains the final pricing, but it's expected to be slightly more expensive than the MKZ Hybrid, which starts around $36,000. Despite the lack of pricing, the ES 300h is positioned as a strong contender in its segment, feeling more premium and offering more standard equipment than its predecessor. less
2018 Volvo XC40 Full Review and Comparison
This video provides a comprehensive overview of the 2018 Volvo XC40, highlighting its strong performance in the sub-compact luxury CUV segment. The re... moreviewer praises the XC40's new CMA platform, designed specifically for smaller vehicles, and notes its competitive advantage with a standard FWD-based drivetrain, matching rivals like Mercedes and BMW. Key strengths identified include the most standard power and equipment in its class, a competitive base price, excellent driving dynamics, and attractive exterior styling. The upcoming EV and plug-in hybrid variants are also mentioned as future selling points. The reviewer concludes that the XC40 is arguably the best small luxury crossover available, with the primary concern being Volvo's ability to meet demand. No significant drawbacks are detailed in this overview. less
2019 Toyota Avalon Hybrid Review - First Drive
The 2019 Toyota Avalon Hybrid offers a compelling package for those seeking a larger, more comfortable sedan alternative to mid-size options. The revi... moreewer highlights significant improvements in interior and cargo space, with the battery cleverly relocated under the rear seats, preserving trunk volume. Power from the 2.5-liter hybrid system is rated at 215 horsepower, delivering an impressive real-world average of 41.6 MPG during testing, significantly outperforming competitors like the Kia Cadenza. While the ride quality has become firmer and more engaging than previous generations, sacrificing some of the traditional Avalon comfort for sportier handling, it still offers a comfortable experience for long journeys. The reviewer praises the improved handling, noting its close relation to the well-regarded Camry platform. Downsides include a slight reduction in rear headroom due to the battery placement and the continued use of the previous-generation Toyota Safety Sense system. The reviewer concludes that the Avalon Hybrid is a strong contender, especially considering its reduced hybrid premium and superior fuel economy, making it a financially sound choice for the average owner. less
2018 Honda Clarity Plug In Hybrid Review / Comparison
The 2018 Honda Clarity Plug-In Hybrid is presented as a no-compromises family sedan, offering a compelling blend of electric range, fuel economy, and ... moreinterior space comparable to larger sedans like the Accord and Camry. The reviewer highlights its 47 miles of electric range and 42 MPG combined as key strengths, particularly for a vehicle of its size and weight (around 4,000 lbs). Positives include standard active safety tech, a comfortable and spacious rear seat, and a practical trunk with 15.5 cubic feet of storage. However, the reviewer notes the absence of adjustable lumbar support and a sunroof, even on the top trim, as notable omissions. While praised for its quiet cabin and comfortable ride, the reviewer suggests that the Kia Optima Plug-In Hybrid offers more interior room and luxury features, and the Toyota Prius Prime might be more efficient long-term. Ultimately, the Clarity is recommended as a strong contender, offering a better overall package than the Chevy Volt and Toyota Prius Prime due to its size, comfort, and practicality, though the lack of lumbar support is a significant drawback for the reviewer. less
2018 Kia Niro Plug In Hybrid Review / Comparison
The 2018 Kia Niro Plug-in Hybrid is presented as a practical and affordable option in the electrified vehicle market. The reviewer highlights its impr... moreessive cargo capacity, which remains unchanged from the standard hybrid despite the larger battery pack. Key advantages include a competitive price point, a comfortable interior with good headroom, and a more practical, crossover-like utility shape compared to competitors like the Prius Prime and Hyundai Ioniq. The reviewer notes its 26 miles of electric-only range and 46 mpg combined fuel economy as strong points, though slightly less efficient than the Prius Prime or Ioniq. Downsides mentioned are the less engaging handling due to narrower tires on the plug-in model compared to the regular hybrid, and the engine needing to turn on for cabin heating, which impacts pure EV operation in colder weather. Despite these minor drawbacks, the Niro PHEV is praised for its overall value, practicality, and comfortable ride, making it a strong contender for those seeking an efficient, utility-focused vehicle. less
2018 Mini Countryman Hybrid Review / Comparison - In 4K
The 2018 MINI Countryman S E ALL4 is presented not as an eco-focused "MINI Prius" but as the fastest MINI in America, leveraging a plug-in h... moreybrid system for enhanced performance. The review highlights its unique position in the premium subcompact crossover segment, slotting between mainstream and luxury brands. While praised for its brisk acceleration (0-60 mph in 5.9 seconds) and a combined 221 horsepower, the vehicle's handling is noted to be slightly compromised by its nearly 4,000-pound curb weight, resulting in a B+ rating compared to other Countryman trims. Braking performance is also a point of concern, requiring 128 feet to stop from 60 mph. The interior offers good front and rear seat comfort for the segment, with practical 40/20/40 folding rear seats, though cargo space is slightly reduced compared to non-hybrid models. The reviewer finds the ride quality livable, improved by the added weight, and notes the infotainment system is a variation of BMW's iDrive. The electric-only range is a modest 12 miles, and combined fuel economy averages around 27.5 mpg in hybrid mode, or 35 mpg with charging. The reviewer concludes that while it may disappoint those seeking Prius-like efficiency, it's an excellent choice for those wanting to utilize carpool lanes or shift consumption to electricity, and a compelling alternative to the Countryman S due to its performance and efficiency gains, especially when considering potential tax credits. less
2018 Volvo S90 T8 Review / Comparison
The 2018 Volvo S90 T8 is presented as a unique offering in the mid-size luxury sedan segment, distinguished by its significant stretch in length, brin... moreging it closer to full-size dimensions. The reviewer highlights the impressive 400 horsepower plug-in hybrid powertrain as a key strength, delivering brisk acceleration and competitive performance, even outperforming some German rivals in certain metrics. The interior is praised for its comfort, premium materials, and especially the abundant rear-seat legroom, making it a standout choice for those prioritizing passenger space. However, the reviewer notes that rear headroom is compromised due to the stretched design. While the ride is comfortable, it's not as supple as some competitors, and the hybrid system, while powerful, has a front-wheel bias and a real-world fuel economy slightly below EPA estimates, especially when driven aggressively in power mode. The trunk space is also noted as being on the smaller side for the segment. Despite these drawbacks, the S90 T8 is positioned as a compelling, well-equipped, and distinctive option for buyers seeking a blend of luxury, performance, and practicality, especially considering its pricing and available tax credits. less
2018 Mitsubishi Outlander Plug In Hybrid Review and Road Test
The 2018 Mitsubishi Outlander Plug-In Hybrid is reviewed as a unique offering in the compact crossover segment, being one of the few PHEVs available. ... moreThe reviewer highlights its sophisticated, albeit complex, all-wheel-drive hybrid system, which offers seamless transitions between electric and gasoline power, and impressive traction on slippery surfaces, outperforming competitors like the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid in this regard. However, the Outlander PHEV falls short in performance, with a slower 0-60 mph time compared to rivals, and its fuel economy as a traditional hybrid is notably lower than the RAV4 Hybrid and Nissan Rogue Hybrid. Interior comfort, particularly rear-seat headroom and lumbar support, is also a point of criticism. Despite these drawbacks, its plug-in capability, DC fast charging option, and potential for lower running costs for short commutes or in hilly terrain are significant advantages. The reviewer concludes that while it's not the most fuel-efficient traditional hybrid, it stands alone as the only plug-in hybrid compact crossover option in its price bracket in the US, making it a compelling choice for those prioritizing electric-only driving. less
2018 Honda Clarity Fuel Cell Review and Road Test
The 2018 Honda Clarity Fuel Cell is presented as a compelling, albeit niche, alternative to traditional EVs and gasoline cars. The reviewer highlights... more its seamless integration into daily life for those with access to hydrogen infrastructure, praising its 366-mile range and a quick 10-minute refueling time, which significantly surpasses battery electric vehicles in convenience. The driving experience is described as quiet and comfortable, with a ride quality that feels polished and compliant, even on rougher roads. Positives include a spacious interior, a well-appointed cabin with premium materials, and a lease program that offers substantial mileage and included hydrogen fuel, effectively making it free to operate for the lease term. However, the primary drawback remains the severely limited hydrogen fueling infrastructure, restricting its practicality to California residents near a station. While acceleration is adequate (0-60 in 8 seconds), it's not performance-oriented. Cargo space is also compromised compared to the plug-in hybrid variant due to the hydrogen tank. Despite these limitations, the Clarity Fuel Cell is lauded as a technological marvel and a strong contender for those who can leverage its unique advantages. less
2018 Nissan Leaf First Drive Review
The 2018 Nissan Leaf marks a significant evolution, presenting a more mainstream design and enhanced capabilities over its predecessor. This second-ge... moreneration model boasts a refined electric drivetrain producing 147 horsepower and 236 lb-ft of torque, offering brisk acceleration that places it competitively within the mainstream EV segment. The reviewer highlights the comfortable front seats, a notable improvement over rivals like the Chevy Bolt, and the practical, spacious interior, though rear headroom is noted as a potential issue for taller passengers. The updated infotainment system with standard Apple CarPlay and Android Auto (on SV and SL trims) and the innovative e-Pedal system, which allows for one-pedal driving, are praised. However, the Leaf retains a passively cooled battery, a compromise for its lower price point and the inclusion of a heat pump. Braking performance is adequate but slightly longer than some competitors, and handling, while improved, is described as less engaging than sportier EVs. Overall, the 2018 Leaf is presented as a compelling value proposition for those seeking a practical, comfortable, and affordable electric vehicle with a 150-mile range, positioning it as a strong contender in the growing EV market. less
2018 BMW 530e Review and Road Test
The 2018 BMW 530e is presented as a compelling alternative to its gasoline-only counterpart, the 530i, offering significant cost savings in operation ... moreand ownership, particularly for those who lease. The reviewer highlights its impressive ride comfort, exceptionally quiet cabin (scoring an A+), and the practicality of its cargo space, which cleverly accommodates the battery without compromising utility. A key advantage is the "Max eDrive" mode, allowing for extended electric-only driving, even at highway speeds. However, the vehicle isn't without its drawbacks. Handling is slightly compromised due to the added weight of the battery, and braking distances are longer than competitors. While the hybrid drivetrain is smooth, regenerative braking can feel unusual at times. Despite these points, the reviewer strongly recommends the 530e over the 530i for its economic benefits and the ability to use carpool lanes (in applicable regions), making it a well-rounded and practical choice in the mid-size luxury sedan segment. less
2018 Acura RLX Sport Hybrid First Drive Review In 4K UHD
The 2018 Acura RLX Sport Hybrid receives a significant refresh, aiming to bolster its appeal in the mid-size luxury sedan segment. While not a top sel... moreler, Acura has addressed key areas by updating styling, standardizing safety features, and notably, reducing the price of the Sport Hybrid model. The reviewer highlights the new "Acura grille" and full LED lighting as significant visual improvements. Performance is a strong suit, with the hybrid system delivering 377 horsepower and a brisk 0-60 mph time of 5 seconds, outperforming several key competitors like the Lexus GS hybrid and BMW 530i. The electric all-wheel-drive system with torque vectoring is praised for its handling capabilities, especially in corners, contributing to an "A-" handling score, though the reviewer suggests grippier tires would further enhance this. Ride comfort is excellent, earning an "A+" due to the two-mode dampers and double-wishbone front suspension, making it ideal for long trips. Rear-seat legroom is exceptionally generous, a standout feature. On the downside, the infotainment system is considered dated, and cargo space is slightly compromised by the battery placement, lacking a pass-through. Despite these drawbacks, the RLX Sport Hybrid is positioned as a strong value proposition, offering a comfortable, quiet, reliable, and engaging driving experience for its price point, especially when compared to similarly priced European alternatives. less
2018 Chevrolet Bolt Review and Road Test In 4K UHD
The 2018 Chevrolet Bolt is presented as a no-compromises EV, excelling with its impressive 238+ miles of electric range and an affordable sticker pric... moree, making it a standout in the American market. The reviewer highlights its strong acceleration, outperforming most compact hatchbacks with a 0-60 mph time of 6.2 seconds, attributed to its 200 horsepower electric motor. While praised for its practicality, spacious interior for its subcompact size, and advanced features like a 360-degree camera system, the Bolt isn't without its drawbacks. The reviewer notes the firm suspension, which, while competent, leads to a less comfortable ride on rough roads compared to some competitors. Front seat comfort is also a point of criticism due to thin padding and limited adjustability. A significant omission is the lack of a heat pump, relying instead on a resistive heater, which impacts efficiency in colder climates. The reviewer strongly recommends the optional DC fast charging for practicality, especially given the long charging times on a Level 2 charger. Despite these compromises, the Bolt's exceptional range and value proposition position it as a top pick for those seeking a practical, long-range EV. less
2018 Volvo XC60 T8 Hybrid First Drive Review
The 2018 Volvo XC60 T8 Hybrid is presented as a compelling package, effectively translating the larger XC90's appeal into a more compact form. Th... moree reviewer highlights its striking resemblance to the XC90, sharing its handsome design and a potent powertrain. Performance is a key takeaway, with the T8 model achieving a swift 0-60 mph in 4.9 seconds, outperforming rivals like the Audi SQ5 and matching the Mercedes-Benz GLC 43 AMG. The interior receives high praise, particularly the exceptionally comfortable seats with advanced features like massage functions. However, the reviewer notes a compromise in rear-seat comfort for the center passenger due to the battery placement in the T8 model. While the ride quality is excellent, offering a blend of sportiness and comfort thanks to the optional air suspension, the handling dynamics are described as different from German competitors, with a front-wheel-drive bias and less aggressive tire grip. The reviewer concludes that while it may not be the best-handling option, the XC60 T8 excels in interior luxury and offers strong value, especially considering its performance and plug-in hybrid capabilities, making it a strong contender in the luxury compact crossover segment. less
2018 Hyundai Ioniq EV Review and Road Test in 4K UHD
The 2018 Hyundai Ioniq EV is presented as a highly efficient, practical, and attractively styled electric vehicle, particularly suited for daily commu... moretes. The reviewer highlights its impressive 136 MPGe rating, surpassing even the Chevy Bolt, and a usable cargo space that exceeds competitors like the Bolt and e-Golf. While praised for its comfortable interior and user-friendly infotainment with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, the Ioniq EV's handling is noted as a compromise, being less refined than the Ioniq Hybrid due to skinnier tires and a non-independent rear suspension. Acceleration is described as sluggish compared to some modern EVs, and the 124-mile EPA range, while sufficient for many, falls short of segment leaders like the Bolt. The reviewer's verdict positions the Ioniq EV as a strong contender for budget-conscious buyers who prioritize efficiency and practicality over outright performance and maximum range, making it a close second to the Chevy Bolt. less