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2024 Hyundai Tucson Limited vs 2025 Tucson Limited Differences Explained
The 2025 Hyundai Tucson Limited receives a significant refresh, primarily focusing on interior technology and subtle exterior enhancements over the 2024 model. Key upgrades include a panoramic dual 12.3-inch screen display, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a head-up display, fingerprint r...
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Everything I Like and Dislike About the Chevy Silverado EV RST
The Chevrolet Silverado EV RST, priced around $100k, presents a compelling package with several standout features, though not without its drawbacks. T... morehe reviewer highlights exceptional charging speeds, reaching up to 350 kW, and a robust charging curve, positioning it among the best currently available. Positive aspects also include the dynamic LED lighting, standard four-wheel steering for enhanced maneuverability despite its size, and a remarkably comfortable ride thanks to the adaptive air suspension. Performance is praised, with the dual-motor setup delivering swift acceleration (around 4.5 seconds 0-60 mph in Wide Open Watts mode). The innovative on-demand regen paddle and the Super Cruise hands-free driving system are also noted as significant advantages. A key feature is the return of the midgate, offering over 10 feet of cargo length, and the substantial 10.2 kW onboard power output for vehicle-to-load capabilities. However, the reviewer expresses dissatisfaction with the intrusive pedestrian safety noise inside the cabin at low speeds, the lack of a power sunshade for the panoramic glass roof, and the surprising omission of Android Auto and Apple CarPlay on this top trim, despite being available on lower trims. The passenger side mirror's extremely narrow field of view is also a point of contention. Finally, while GM's software has improved, it's still considered to have room for refinement in terms of menu navigation and user-friendliness. Despite these criticisms, the Silverado EV RST is lauded as potentially the best full-size electric truck on the market, excelling in range, efficiency, charging, and overall capability. less
2025 Hyundai Elantra/Elantra Hybrid Full Change List and Pricing | Features Removed!
The 2025 Hyundai Elantra and Elantra Hybrid see significant packaging and feature adjustments, despite a recent 2024 refresh. A new SEL Sport trim for... more both gas and hybrid models introduces sportier styling cues but removes features like larger infotainment screens and Blue Link capability on the gas version. The top-tier Limited trim is notably stripped of its surround-view monitor and parking sensors, a move the reviewer finds disappointing given these features were recently added or available. Pricing sees minor increases or decreases across trims, with some reductions on models that lost features. The Elantra N remains unchanged. The reviewer highlights the shrinking price gap between the Convenience and Limited trims, suggesting the Limited offers better value despite feature deletions. Overall, while the Elantra lineup remains competitive, the feature reductions on higher trims are a point of concern, potentially signaling an upcoming next-generation model. less
2025 Volvo XC60 Recharge Driving Review | Excellent Luxury Plug In Hybrid
The 2025 Volvo XC60 Recharge Ultimate is presented as an excellent luxury plug-in hybrid, praised for its powerful T8 powertrain delivering 455 hp and... more 523 lb-ft of torque, smooth and refined driving dynamics, and impressive build quality. The reviewer highlights the vehicle's excellent visibility, comfortable ride aided by the adaptive air suspension, and thoughtful interior design. While the reviewer achieved a real-world fuel economy of around 24.5-25 MPG on the highway without significant battery charge, the main drawback identified is a recurring and concerning infotainment system glitch causing audio, turn signals, and safety chimes to go silent. Despite this significant issue, which was not resolved by a simple reboot and only temporarily fixed by letting the car sit overnight, the reviewer still highly recommends the XC60 Recharge, provided Volvo can resolve these technological bugs, citing its overall completeness and enjoyable driving experience. less
2024 Hyundai Tucson Limited vs 2025 Tucson Limited Differences Explained
The 2025 Hyundai Tucson Limited receives a significant refresh, primarily focusing on interior technology and subtle exterior enhancements over the 20... more24 model. Key upgrades include a panoramic dual 12.3-inch screen display, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a head-up display, fingerprint recognition, and an updated steering wheel with enhanced cruise control features. The exterior sees revised bumper designs, new daytime running lights, and updated grille and wheel designs, though the overall body panels remain largely the same. The reviewer highlights the improved ergonomics of the door handle sensors and the shift-by-wire system, which creates a more open center console. While the powertrain remains the same 2.5L 4-cylinder with a slight MPG improvement for the 2025 model, the price sees a notable increase of $1,785 for the Limited trim. The reviewer finds the updated technology and interior design to be a worthwhile upgrade, particularly appreciating the physical climate controls and the responsive column-mounted shifter. less
Everything I Like and Dislike About the Volvo XC60 Recharge
The 2024 Volvo XC60 Recharge Ultimate is presented as a highly refined and well-rounded plug-in hybrid SUV. The reviewer is particularly impressed wit... moreh its performance, EV range, and overall luxurious feel. Key highlights include the striking exterior design, especially with the optional dark appearance package and 22-inch wheels, and the exceptionally smooth ride quality provided by the adaptive air suspension. The Bowers & Wilkins sound system is lauded as a premium audio experience, and the quiet, comfortable cabin with high-quality materials contributes to a calming driving environment. Interior ergonomics are praised for their balance of minimalist design and accessible physical controls, though the sunroof controls are noted as a minor drawback. The powertrain, a 2.0L turbocharged four-cylinder with an electric motor, delivers strong performance with seamless integration. On the downside, the infotainment system's lack of Android Auto support is a significant miss for Android users, and the absence of a custom drive mode is a missed opportunity for personalization. Minor complaints include a metallic sunroof trim piece that can be distracting and the lack of export power outlets. Charging performance is also criticized, with a slow 3.6 kW onboard charger leading to lengthy charging times. Finally, the wool blend interior, while eco-friendly, is noted for potential skin irritation and a lack of ventilated or massaging seat functions compared to the Nappa leather option. less
2025 Chevy Equinox EV Full Change List and Pricing | Bidirectional Power!
The 2025 Chevy Equinox EV receives a significant update with a simplified trim structure and the highly anticipated introduction of the 1LT base model... more, starting at $34,995 with an impressive EPA-estimated range of over 319 miles. This new base trim offers a more accessible entry point for EV buyers, though it sacrifices some creature comforts found in higher trims. The LT and RS trims largely carry over features but benefit from revised packaging. A key new feature for 2025 is the availability of bidirectional power, including vehicle-to-load (V2L) capability, though it's exclusively offered on the RS trim and requires selecting most other option packages, pushing the price point towards $60,000. The reviewer notes the packaging simplification for 2025 is a welcome change from the more confusing 2024 model. While the base LT is praised for its value proposition, the reviewer points out that fully loaded RS models can approach the price of the larger Blazer EV, and the exclusion of the dual-level charge cord as standard equipment is a minor drawback. less
Volvo XC60 Recharge Plug In Hybrid Range Test: Impressive Results!
The 2024 Volvo XC60 Recharge Ultimate delivers impressive real-world electric-only range, exceeding its EPA estimate by over 10% in testing. The revie... morewer achieved 39.6 miles on a full charge, surpassing the 35-mile rating, even with some highway driving. The vehicle's T8 plug-in hybrid powertrain, boasting a combined 455 horsepower, is highlighted as a significant strength, offering ample performance. Positives include the powerful electric motor, substantial battery capacity (14.9 kWh usable), and a comfortable, premium cabin. The primary drawback identified is the slow 3.6 kW onboard charger, leading to lengthy charging times (4-5 hours on Level 2). Despite this, the XC60 Recharge is considered a highly competitive and compelling option in the plug-in hybrid SUV market, especially for those who can manage the charging limitations. less
2025 Hyundai Tucson Pricing and Production Updates | Many Colors Return!
The 2025 Hyundai Tucson receives a significant refresh, detailed comprehensively in this video, covering pricing, packaging, and new color options. Th... moree reviewer highlights key changes across trims, noting the base SC model now includes a temporary spare tire. The SE Convenience trim sees a downgrade to 18-inch wheels from 19-inch, a move the reviewer reserves judgment on. The XRT trim's equipment level relative to its price is questioned, though a substantial price decrease is noted. The Limited trim gains exclusive features like a fingerprint scanner and a heads-up display. Exterior color options are extensive, with some previously discontinued colors returning, albeit limited to hybrid models. Interior updates include a new gray/green three-tone option for the Limited trim. Pricing has increased across most trims, with the XRT being a notable exception due to a significant price decrease and a slight equipment adjustment (inclusion of a sunroof). The reviewer anticipates the 2025 models will arrive in late August or September, suggesting potential buyers weigh the updated features against discounts on remaining 2024 models. less
2025 Cadillac Escalade IQ Luxury/Sport 1 vs 2 | Feature & Pricing Breakdown!
The 2025 Cadillac Escalade IQ presents a compelling, albeit expensive, entry into the electric full-size SUV market. The reviewer breaks down the diff... moreerences between the Luxury/Sport 1 and Luxury/Sport 2 trims, highlighting that the primary distinctions are cosmetic for the Sport variants, while the '1' vs '2' denotes significant feature upgrades. Standard equipment is extensive, including a comprehensive safety suite, a massive 55-inch display, and advanced suspension. Key upgrades for the '2' trims include a superior AKG audio system, power-operated doors, and enhanced driver aids. Optional packages, such as the Smart Trailering package and the Executive Second Row Seating package, add substantial luxury and functionality, though at a significant cost. The reviewer notes the estimated range of 460 miles is impressive, but expresses a slight discrepancy between the calculated fully loaded price and Cadillac's initial MSRP estimate, suggesting potential value if the final price is lower. Overall, the Escalade IQ is positioned as a luxurious, high-tech, and capable electric SUV, though its high starting price point of over $130,000, and potentially much higher with options, makes it a significant investment. less
Everything I Like and Dislike About the Chevy Blazer EV
The 2024 Chevy Blazer EV RS AWD receives a mixed review, with the reviewer highlighting several positive aspects such as its striking exterior and int... moreerior styling, dynamic LED lighting, and a remarkably quiet and comfortable ride. The large infotainment screen and digital cluster with Google integration are also praised for their hardware. However, significant drawbacks overshadow the positives. The reviewer criticizes the poor seat comfort and adjustability, a subpar base audio system, and the continued lack of Android Auto and Apple CarPlay support, forcing reliance on a subscription-based Google system. Additionally, issues with the turn signal stalk, limited visibility due to the design, and the absence of automatic up windows for passengers are noted. The charging speed is also deemed slow compared to competitors, partly due to the vehicle's lower battery voltage. Ultimately, despite software improvements, the reviewer finds it difficult to recommend the Blazer EV at its current price point, suggesting the more affordable Equinox EV as a better alternative. less
2024 Chevy Equinox EV vs Blazer EV: One Clear Winner?
This video provides a detailed side-by-side comparison of the 2024 Chevrolet Equinox EV 3LT and the 2024 Chevrolet Blazer EV RS AWD. The reviewer high... morelights that while both vehicles share the Ultium platform and an 85kWh battery, the Equinox EV offers slightly more range and a more competitive price point, making it the clear winner in terms of value. Key differences noted include the Blazer EV's slower power charge door, the absence of Super Cruise on the 2024 Blazer EV (though available on the Equinox), and distinct interior design philosophies. The reviewer expresses personal discomfort with the seating position and steering wheel adjustability in both vehicles, particularly the Blazer EV, due to a spinal fusion condition, but suggests the Equinox EV's interior might feel more usable. Cargo space is also compared, with the Equinox EV offering deeper floor space but a more sloped tailgate, while the Blazer EV has less depth but a less aggressive slope. Ultimately, the Equinox EV is favored for its better value proposition, more competitive pricing, and slightly better range, despite the Blazer EV offering a more premium feel in some areas. less
2024 Ford Maverick Lariat Hybrid Driving Review | Worth The Hype?
The 2024 Ford Maverick Lariat Hybrid is reviewed as a highly enjoyable and practical compact truck, particularly for city driving and fuel efficiency.... more The reviewer praises its comfortable seats, good visibility (with the exception of the rear-view mirror size), and the impressive amount of time spent in all-electric mode, contributing to real-world fuel economy figures around 41-42 MPG. The utilitarian interior, while featuring some hard plastics, offers thoughtful storage solutions. However, the infotainment system is noted as laggy and slow, and the driver assistance technologies, while functional, are not class-leading and can be overly intrusive. The ride quality is described as more truck-like and stiffer than competitors like the Hyundai Santa Cruz. The hybrid powertrain is recommended for its efficiency and adequate power for most daily needs, though it limits towing capacity and AWD availability. Despite a price point that has increased significantly since launch, the Maverick Lariat Hybrid is considered a well-rounded package for those seeking a utilitarian compact vehicle with excellent fuel economy, though potential buyers are advised to test drive and consider its limitations. less
2025 Hyundai Santa Fe Limited vs Calligraphy | Side by Side Trim Comparison
This video provides a comprehensive side-by-side comparison of the 2025 Hyundai Santa Fe Limited and Calligraphy trims, highlighting their key differe... morences in features, styling, and packaging. The reviewer details extensive equipment lists for both, noting the Calligraphy's significant step-up in advanced safety features like Highway Drive Assist 2 and a more premium interior with Nappa leather and power captain's chairs. Exterior styling is a major differentiator, with the Limited featuring satin chrome accents and the Calligraphy opting for gloss black and unique grille designs. Interior highlights for the Calligraphy include dual wireless charging, a head-up display, and a digital rearview mirror, while the Limited offers genuine leather and a dual-pane sunroof. The reviewer points out that while the third row is usable for occasional use or small children, it's not ideal for adults. Powertrain options include a 2.5L turbo and a hybrid, with the hybrid offering a substantial MPG advantage for a modest price increase but a reduced towing capacity. Ultimately, the decision between the two hinges on whether the $3,150 premium for the Calligraphy's enhanced styling and features justifies the cost over the well-equipped Limited. less
2024 Fiat 500e Driving Impressions | Quirky, Fun, Expensive City EV
The 2024 Fiat 500e, particularly the base RED trim, is presented as a quirky and fun city EV with a distinct personality. The reviewer highlights its ... morenimble handling, surprisingly quiet cabin despite windy conditions, and updated interior technology, including a modern infotainment system and digital cluster. However, significant drawbacks are noted: the high price point (over $34,000 before incentives), limited EPA-estimated range of 149 miles, and a cramped rear seat and cargo area that haven't significantly improved over the previous generation. The reviewer suggests that the vehicle's value proposition becomes much more palatable when considering the $7,500 federal tax credit, which is only available through a lease, effectively bringing the price into the mid-$20,000 range. Competitors like the Hyundai Kona Electric are mentioned as offering more range and space for a similar or lower price, though they may lack the Fiat's unique character. The RED trim is described as fairly bare-bones, lacking features like heated seats and adaptive cruise control, which are reserved for higher trims. less
Everything I Like and Dislike About the Ford Maverick Hybrid Lariat
The 2024 Ford Maverick Hybrid Lariat, finished in Atlas Blue Metallic, impresses with its exceptional fuel economy, averaging around 41-42 MPG in real... more-world driving, closely matching its EPA rating. The reviewer highlights the comfortable seating, functional interior design with ample space, and the premium Bang & Olufsen audio system as key strengths. Practical features like the power rear sliding window and onboard 120V outlets are also praised. However, the Maverick Hybrid Lariat falls short in a few areas. Dislikes include the awkwardly placed push-button start, the rotary dial shifter which feels less intuitive in a truck, and a small interior rearview mirror. The lack of wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto and a slow infotainment system are significant drawbacks for a 2024 model. Additionally, the absence of a rear window defrost and a damped tailgate are noted as surprising omissions, especially given the truck's price point and competitor offerings. Despite these criticisms, the Maverick Hybrid remains a popular and versatile compact pickup, particularly for its efficiency and utility. less
2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 N Driving Impressions
The 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 N is presented as a highly anticipated and exhilarating electric performance vehicle. The reviewer expresses immense exciteme... morent, highlighting its 641 hp output and unique features like the simulated 8-speed DCT transmission ('N Grin Shift'), which is lauded for its realism and effectiveness. Despite not getting to drive it on the track, street impressions are overwhelmingly positive, with the reviewer noting the car's ability to simulate an internal combustion engine experience, including rev limiter bounces and realistic shifting jolts. The interior, while familiar in some aspects to the standard Ioniq 5, is enhanced with N-specific seats, stitching, and a highly customizable steering wheel. The reviewer is particularly impressed by the ventilated seats and the overall engaging driving dynamics. While acknowledging the $68,000 price tag, the reviewer concludes that the performance and unique features justify the cost, making it a highly desirable vehicle that genuinely makes them want to purchase one. less
2025 Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid vs Turbo: Impressions, One Clear Winner?
The 2024/2025 Hyundai Santa Fe is presented in two distinct powertrain options: a 2.5L Turbo and a 1.6L Turbo Hybrid. The reviewer highlights signific... moreant differences, particularly in fuel economy, with the Hybrid achieving a substantial 15 MPG advantage in city driving and a combined 34 MPG compared to the Turbo's 23 MPG. While the Turbo offers a sportier feel with its 8-speed DCT and slightly higher towing capacity (3500 lbs vs. 2000 lbs for the Hybrid, with XRT reaching 4500 lbs), the Hybrid's advantages are compelling. The Hybrid utilizes a 6-speed automatic transmission, which the reviewer prefers for perceived reliability over the dual-clutch system. Despite the Turbo's quicker acceleration and more exposed exhaust tips, the Hybrid's superior efficiency, quieter operation in EV mode, and comparable ride quality lead the reviewer to strongly recommend it. The $500 premium for the Hybrid is deemed well worth the long-term fuel savings. less
2024 Toyota Grand Highlander Platinum Hybrid Max Driving Review | Fun Meets Efficiency
The 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander Platinum Hybrid Max delivers impressive performance with its 362 horsepower Hybrid Max powertrain, offering effortles... mores acceleration and a comfortable, quiet ride. The interior is praised for its upscale materials, particularly the two-tone leather and sueded option unique to the Platinum trim, and the abundance of physical controls for climate and infotainment. Visibility is commanding, and cargo space is exceptionally generous, making it a strong contender against traditional minivans. However, the reviewer notes a few drawbacks for a vehicle priced over $60,000, including a slightly cramped right knee area in the front seat and a creaking panoramic sunroof. More significantly, the lack of power-folding for the second and third rows, and the absence of an auto-dimming rearview mirror, are seen as missed opportunities compared to competitors like the Lexus TX. While the wireless Android Auto connectivity had intermittent issues, the overall package is highly recommended for its blend of efficiency, space, and technology, with the Hybrid Max powertrain being the preferred choice for its performance and slight fuel economy gains over the standard turbo. less
Everything I Like and Dislike About the 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid Max
The 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander Platinum Hybrid Max AWD is praised for its potent and engaging Hybrid Max powertrain, delivering strong acceleration ... moreand respectable real-world fuel economy (averaging 22-23 MPG, slightly below EPA but good for the performance). The reviewer highlights the ample interior space for passengers and cargo, usable third row, and excellent LED interior and cargo lighting. However, significant drawbacks are noted for a vehicle nearing $60,000. These include the lack of power lumbar adjustment for the driver's seat and any power lumbar for the passenger, the absence of auto-dimming side mirrors (only the interior mirror dims), and entirely manual adjustments for the second and third-row seats, including folding. The reviewer also experienced noticeable interior creaks and rattles from the door panels and sunroof, and found the eye-tracking system overly sensitive and intrusive. Despite these criticisms, the Hybrid Max powertrain is considered a standout feature, making the vehicle a blast to drive and a compelling option for those prioritizing performance and space, though the missing premium features at this price point are a notable miss. less
Everything I Like and Dislike About the 2024 Hyundai Kona Electric
The 2024 Hyundai Kona Electric receives a mixed but generally positive review, highlighting its strong value proposition, especially with available in... morecentives bringing the price down to around $30,000. The reviewer praises the new generation's EV-first platform, leading to improved interior space, ergonomics, and a quieter cabin compared to the previous model. Key likes include the enhanced infotainment system with manual battery preconditioning, the abundance of physical buttons, the inclusion of a front trunk, and the convenient front-mounted charging port. The powertrain is noted for its smooth electric delivery, though horsepower is only slightly above the gasoline variant. However, significant dislikes emerge regarding the base model's stereo system, the hard-touch plastics on the door panels of lower trims, and particularly the slow DC fast charging speeds, which lag considerably behind other EVs like the Ioniq 5/6. The open center console design and a perceived cheap, oversized key fob with an integrated physical key are also cited as drawbacks. Despite these criticisms, the reviewer concludes that the Kona Electric remains a compelling option for its price, range, and overall driving experience, especially for those who prioritize home charging over frequent DC fast charging. less
2024 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid Limited | New Tech, Power Trunk!
The 2024 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid Limited receives a significant refresh, focusing on updated styling, technology, and packaging, while maintaining a com... morepetitive price point. The reviewer highlights that this trim is now the sole option for a fully loaded Sonata, incorporating previously optional features as standard, such as the power trunk and a newly available standard sport styling for both front and rear bumpers. The interior sees substantial updates, particularly on the dashboard and center console, featuring a fully digital 12.3-inch instrument cluster and an updated infotainment system with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Key pros include the excellent fuel economy, exceeding 50 MPG on the highway, the premium interior materials, and the addition of the power trunk. However, the reviewer notes the omission of heated rear seats as a significant drawback. The powertrain remains a carryover, a 2.0L four-cylinder engine paired with an electric motor, delivering a combined 192 horsepower and impressive fuel efficiency. Overall, the refresh positions the Sonata Hybrid Limited as a compelling choice for those prioritizing fuel economy and modern features, despite minor omissions. less
2025 Hyundai Tucson Full Change List | New Interior, Tech, and Colors!
The 2025 Hyundai Tucson receives a significant refresh, primarily focusing on interior upgrades and technology enhancements. The exterior sees minor t... moreweaks to the front and rear fascias, maintaining the overall profile. Inside, the most notable changes include dual 12.3-inch screens, updated HVAC controls with capacitive touch and knobs, and the addition of Bluelink+ and Digital Key 2.0 Premium across all trims. The SE trim gains the larger infotainment screen and other premium features previously reserved for higher trims. The XRT trim sees some packaging adjustments, including a potential downgrade in infotainment and the removal of side steps. The N Line and Limited trims introduce advanced features like Smart Cruise Control 2.0 with driver monitoring and a head-up display, respectively. Hybrid variants benefit from adjustable regenerative braking and a slight power increase. Four new exterior colors are introduced, replacing three outgoing ones, with Amazon Gray being noted as a personal favorite that is being discontinued. Pricing is expected to see a modest increase, and the ICE variants are slated for a June 2024 release, with hybrids following later in the summer. less
2024 Hyundai Kona Electric DC Fast Charging Test: Tough To Road Trip?
The 2024 Hyundai Kona Electric SEL's DC fast charging capabilities were tested, revealing a real-world 10-80% charge time of approximately 59 min... moreutes, falling short of Hyundai's 45-minute claim. The vehicle peaked at around 71 kW, significantly lower than the advertised 100 kW, with a somewhat erratic charging curve. The reviewer noted that battery preconditioning shut off earlier than expected at 12% state of charge, potentially impacting optimal charging temperatures, though it did function at a lower state of charge than the Ioniq 5/6. While the Kona Electric is deemed not ideal for extensive road trips due to these charging limitations and a calculated range of about 136 miles per 70% charge, it represents a marginal improvement over the previous generation. The vehicle is best suited for in-town driving or medium-distance trips where charging at the destination is possible, especially considering its competitive pricing with available incentives. less
2024-2026 Hyundai Elantra Limited Hybrid Interior Color Comparison!
This video provides a comprehensive interior color comparison for the 2024 Hyundai Elantra Limited Hybrid, showcasing the Black, Light Gray/Melange, a... morend Sage Gray H-Tex leatherette options. The reviewer highlights subtle yet significant differences across the trims, including material variations on door panels and unique stitching patterns on seats. The Black interior features a lighter gray headliner, while the Light Gray option incorporates a cloth material on the door panels and dashboard accents. The Sage Gray, noted for its distinct green tint, offers darkened chrome accents and a black headliner, with the Elantra model name embossed on the seat bolsters. All H-Tex materials are praised for their softness, comparable to genuine leather. The reviewer's personal favorite is the Sage Gray for its uniqueness, though they express a desire for more vibrant exterior color options from Hyundai. less