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From luxury sedans and SUVs to compact urban cruisers, OnlyElectric covers a diverse spectrum of EV models. Their reviews are characterized by a keen eye for detail, ensuring that viewers receive thorough insights into what makes each electric vehicle unique, positioning them as a go-to source for discerning EV enthusiasts.
Nio ET9 - Time for China to Attack the S-Class!
The Nio ET9 presents a compelling challenge to established German luxury sedans like the S-Class and 7 Series, particularly for the Chinese market. The reviewer highlights its advanced hydraulic suspension system, capable of individual wheel control and impressive articulation over bumps, surpass...
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Tesla Model Y Juniper - The Segment Leader Has Become Even More Desirable!
The updated Tesla Model Y, codenamed 'Juniper', solidifies its position as a segment leader with a host of refinements. The review highlight... mores significant improvements in aerodynamics and acoustic insulation, contributing to a claimed 5% efficiency gain and 20% noise reduction, translating to an increased WLTP range of approximately 35 km. Key exterior updates include a new front fascia with an integrated light signature and camera, and updated rear lights. Inside, the most notable upgrade is the introduction of new, more comfortable, perforated, and ventilated front seats, along with a revised steering wheel and improved materials. The reviewer praises the retention of the indicator stalk, a departure from the Model 3, enhancing usability. While the lack of a head-up display or digital instrument cluster remains a point of criticism, the overall interior ambiance is enhanced by new ambient lighting and an upgraded sound system. The rear screen, while a new addition, is questioned in logic given the absence of front digital displays. Practicality is maintained with ample storage, including a usable frunk and a significantly improved trunk with electronically folding rear seats. Real-world range is estimated at around 500 km (300 miles) even in less ideal conditions. The reviewer also touches upon the controversial public image of Elon Musk and its potential impact on the brand's core customer base. less
Mazda 6e - Full Electric Might Be The Answer For Mazda !
The Mazda 6e emerges as a compelling electric entrant, particularly for those seeking a blend of style and practicality. The reviewer highlights its s... moretriking exterior design, noting its slightly larger dimensions than the Tesla Model 3 and a sleek, sensual roofline. Interiorly, the Takumi Plus trim impresses with microfiber and animal skin accents, though the reviewer points out the potential for tall drivers to feel a slight lack of headroom due to the battery architecture and the fixed panoramic roof. The car offers competitive features as standard, including a HUD with augmented reality and a glass roof, aiming to rival the Tesla Model 3 on value. However, performance figures, particularly acceleration, lag behind the Model 3. The reviewer strongly recommends the base model with the 69 kWh LFP battery due to its faster charging, quicker acceleration, lower price point, and LFP's user-friendly nature compared to the NMC battery in the larger pack. A significant point of discussion is its Chinese manufacturing, which enables a competitive sub-€45,000 entry price in Europe but raises questions about traditional Mazda driving dynamics. The trunk space is noted as somewhat shallow, but rear passenger legroom is praised as superior to the Model 3. less
Skoda Enyaq 2025 Facelift - Almost A New Car
The 2025 Skoda Enyaq facelift receives a comprehensive update, making it a significantly more compelling proposition. The exterior styling is moderniz... moreed with a new design language, particularly noticeable in the front and rear light signatures, and the option for an illuminated grille adds a premium touch. The interior is a major highlight, with standard heated seats and steering wheel, a larger 13-inch infotainment screen, and improved material quality. The Sportline trim impresses with its supportive seats and sporty aesthetics, while the Lounge interior offers a brighter, more luxurious feel with extensive microfiber use. The reviewer highly recommends the optional DCC adaptive suspension for its ability to balance comfort and sportiness, noting that standard setups can be stiff due to the battery weight. Real-world range is estimated at around 400 km (250 miles) on the larger battery with high-speed driving, potentially reaching 500 km (300 miles) under more conservative conditions. Criticisms include the continued absence of a front trunk (frunk) and the use of hard buttons for some climate controls. The reviewer praises the overall spaciousness and user-friendly interface, concluding that the facelift successfully modernizes the Enyaq, making it a strong contender in the EV market. less
Kia EV3 - Better Than The German Rivals ?
The Kia EV3 is presented as a compelling compact electric SUV with a focus on urban usability and sustainable materials. The reviewer highlights its m... moreodern, spacious interior, featuring a pleasant "living room atmosphere" and practical elements like a manual climate control unit and a versatile central console table. Positives include the good use of space for its size, the availability of USB charging ports, and a decent trunk capacity. However, the reviewer notes that seating depth in the rear could be improved, and the infotainment system's performance is described as slow. On the road, the EV3 offers a comfortable ride and competent assistance systems, though its acceleration is adequate rather than thrilling, and it lacks the dynamic prowess of some rear-wheel-drive competitors. A significant drawback identified is its real-world range, particularly in winter conditions on the Autobahn, where consumption is high, resulting in a limited range of approximately 340 km (210 miles) with the larger battery. This suggests the EV3 is primarily optimized for city driving. Pricing is competitive, starting under €40,000, making it a more affordable option than rivals like the Skoda Enyaq iV, though it sacrifices some features and performance in the process. less
Onvo L60 - The Reason Why Germans Don't Sell EVs in China!
The Onvo L60 presents a compelling case against established EV players, particularly the Tesla Model Y, by offering a similar package at a significant... morely lower price point, especially when considering battery rental options. The reviewer highlights its spacious interior, particularly the generous rear legroom, and a comfortable ride, noting the suspension performs better than the Model Y's. Interior quality is praised, with premium materials and a well-integrated 17-inch infotainment screen. However, the vehicle is not without its drawbacks. The steering lacks direct feedback, and the Level 2+ autonomous driving system, while capable, occasionally falters in complex situations, performing better in the Neo ES6. Noise insulation is adequate in the city but less impressive at higher highway speeds. Real-world range is estimated to be around 400 km for the small battery and 500 km for the larger one, comparable to the Model Y. Ultimately, the L60's aggressive pricing and strong feature set make it a formidable competitor in the Chinese market, explaining the struggles of foreign manufacturers. less
Nio ET9 - Time for China to Attack the S-Class!
The Nio ET9 presents a compelling challenge to established German luxury sedans like the S-Class and 7 Series, particularly for the Chinese market. Th... moree reviewer highlights its advanced hydraulic suspension system, capable of individual wheel control and impressive articulation over bumps, surpassing even Porsche's implementation in responsiveness. The interior is lauded for its exceptional build quality, luxurious materials (though animal skin is noted as standard, with an option for animal-free), and innovative features like the steer-by-wire system and a highly configurable 'boss position' in the rear, offering extensive legroom and integrated amenities. The 5D cinema experience is presented as a unique entertainment feature. However, the sealed-off trunk, while beneficial for NVH, compromises cargo flexibility. The vehicle boasts impressive charging speeds (600 kW peak) and battery swap capability. While priced competitively in China, its European pricing and availability remain uncertain. The ET9's technological prowess and luxury appointments position it as a significant threat to traditional premium manufacturers. less
BYD Sealion 7 - How Does It Compare to a Tesla Model Y?
The BYD Sealion 7, particularly the 4.5S AWD trim, presents a compelling alternative to the Tesla Model Y, offering a blend of performance, comfort, a... morend premium interior feel at a comparable price point. The reviewer highlights the vehicle's strong acceleration, especially at lower speeds, and praises its refined interior quality, noting superior materials and attention to detail compared to some competitors. The inclusion of features like a head-up display and a fully functional infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration are significant advantages. However, the steering feel is described as somewhat artificial and less natural than desired. While the ride comfort is generally good, the 20-inch wheels can transmit some harshness over potholes, suggesting the 19-inch option might be preferable. Real-world range is estimated at just over 400 km (250 miles) for the larger battery, which is considered slightly less efficient than some rivals. Despite these points, the Sealion 7 is lauded for its solid build quality and a more luxurious ambiance than expected for its class. less
DS N8 - Revealing the "étoile" & "Pallace" Trims!
The DS N°8 is presented as the pinnacle of French automotive luxury, aiming to compete with established premium brands. The review highlights its uniq... moreue exterior design, particularly the illuminated grille and DS logo on higher trims like the 'étoile' and 'Pallace'. Inside, the N°8 impresses with extensive use of Alcantara, a distinctive X-shaped steering wheel, and innovative features like an optional neck heater in a non-convertible. The reviewer praises the build quality and material choices, noting that DS has successfully created a standalone identity within the Stellantis group. However, the infotainment system is described as not the quickest, and some practical aspects, like cup holder accessibility, could be improved. Pricing starts below €60,000, but can reach up to €85,000 with all options, positioning it as a significant investment. The reviewer questions whether it can sway customers from German premium brands despite its unique approach. less
Ford Puma 2025 - The Electric Puma Called Gen-E
The Ford Puma Gen-E enters the competitive small electric SUV market, leveraging the popularity of its internal combustion engine counterpart. The rev... moreiew highlights its likable and modern design, particularly noting the "electric yellow" color and distinctive "Puma claws" in the lighting signature. Inside, the "premium trim" offers a pleasant two-tone scheme with microfiber and Sensico leatherette, and the inclusion of a soundbar and a large 12-inch touchscreen are noted as modern features. The innovative "GigaBox" in the trunk, with its drainable sink, is a standout practical feature, offering unique utility for wet items or as a cooler. However, the vehicle is built on an ICE platform, which leads to some compromises, such as a relatively small 43 kWh battery offering a conservative estimated range of around 300 km, and a modest 100 kW DC charging peak. Rear seat space is tight for adults, and the interior door panels are noted as being hard plastic in the rear. The reviewer also points out the potential for rapid depreciation in EVs and suggests leasing might be a more financially prudent option for the Puma Gen-E, especially given Ford's strategy to offer discounts on leasing rather than list price. less
2025 Renault R5 - The Iconic French Car Is Back As An EV!
The Renault R5 E-Tech aims to revive an icon with an affordable, fun, and distinctive electric package. The design is a clear winner, drawing signific... moreant positive attention and admiration from the public. Inside, the "Iconic Five" trim offers a unique denim-inspired interior with recycled materials, though some hard plastics are present. Practicality is a mixed bag: while it boasts a "baguette holder" and a decent boot, rear passenger space is very limited, making it best suited for city driving or short trips. The driving experience is described as agile and fun, particularly in urban environments, with direct steering and responsive acceleration. However, the 18-inch wheels compromise comfort on rougher surfaces. Real-world range is estimated at around 370 km (230 miles) for the 52 kWh battery, which is considered acceptable for its intended use. The R5 E-Tech successfully delivers on its promise of being an affordable, fun, and iconic EV, though its practicality is constrained by its small size. less
2025 Skoda Elroq - Revealing the All-New Electric Skoda!
The Skoda Elroq marks a significant step for Skoda's electric SUV lineup, offering a compelling blend of design, practicality, and technology. Th... moree reviewer highlights the new design language, which is described as bolder yet simpler, and notes the availability of various trims, including the Sportline with a lower suspension. Interior quality is praised, with a focus on sustainable materials like recycled content in the "Loft" design selection. Practicality is a strong suit, with ample rear-seat space and a generous trunk capacity of 470-1580 liters, though the absence of a frunk is noted. The reviewer finds the infotainment system's responsiveness promising, despite past issues with VW Group software. Performance variants, like the 85x with up to 300 hp and AWD, are mentioned, alongside battery options ranging from 52 kWh to 77 kWh net. While the entry price is attractive at around €34,000, a fully specced model is estimated to reach €50-55,000. less
2025 Polestar 4 - The Star of Electric Coupes?
The Polestar 4 presents a unique proposition in the electric crossover coupe segment, positioned between the Polestar 2 and 3. While it boasts impress... moreive performance, particularly the AWD version with its 3.8-second 0-60 mph time, and a commendable real-world range of up to 500 km in ideal conditions, its most defining feature – the lack of a rear window – is also its biggest potential drawback. The reviewer highlights the innovative interior experience this enables, but questions its necessity and practicality, fearing it could be a deal-breaker. The interior quality is praised, with a strong emphasis on sustainable materials, though the capacitive steering wheel buttons and some infotainment controls are criticized for being overly complicated and lacking tactile feedback. The driving dynamics are described as sporty and engaging, feeling more like an upgraded Polestar 2 than a traditional SUV. However, the ride can be firm, especially with the 22-inch wheels, and the lack of a physical rear window and the digital mirror system, while functional, are points of contention. Despite its strengths in performance, efficiency, and sustainability focus, the Polestar 4's radical design choices, particularly the rear window deletion and complex controls, may limit its mainstream appeal. less
Xpeng G6 - Better Than a Tesla Model Y?
The Xpeng G6 presents a compelling alternative to the Tesla Model Y, offering a strong value proposition with impressive standard features and competi... moretive pricing. The reviewer highlights the G6's excellent build quality, particularly the solid door closing sound and premium interior materials, surpassing the Model Y in comfort and perceived quality. The 800V architecture enables remarkably fast charging, and the dual battery options cater to different needs. While the G6 boasts strong performance figures and a smooth ride, the reviewer notes a lack of steering feel and a somewhat artificial driving sensation, especially compared to more performance-oriented EVs. The advanced driver-assistance systems are praised for their improved functionality and ease of use after recent software updates. However, the absence of a frunk and the fixed panoramic roof are minor drawbacks. Overall, the Xpeng G6 is positioned as a fierce competitor to the Model Y, offering a superior price-performance ratio, enhanced standard equipment, and faster charging, making it a highly attractive option for EV buyers. less
2025 Audi A6 E-tron - A6 & S6 in Sportback & Avant Shape
The Audi A6 e-tron arrives as a significant electric offering, available in both Sportback and Avant body styles, aiming to compete with established p... morelayers like the BMW i5/i7 and Mercedes EQE/EQS. The reviewer highlights the Sportback's aerodynamic advantage (cd 0.21) over the Avant (cd 0.24), potentially leading to better real-world range, estimated to exceed 500 km (300 miles) with the 95 kWh battery. Performance is strong, with the S6 model achieving 0-100 km/h in 3.9 seconds. Charging is rapid, supporting 270 kW DC peak for a 10-80% charge in 21 minutes. Interior quality is generally good, with a focus on digital interfaces and optional features like camera mirrors and an electrochromic roof. However, rear seat space in the Sportback is noted as somewhat compromised for taller passengers due to a low seating position. A key point of discussion is the availability of animal-free interiors, with the reviewer preferring BMW's high-grade leatherette alternative over Audi's fabric or leatherette options. The Avant model is currently not planned for North America, a decision the reviewer encourages viewers to influence through comments. less
2025 VW ID7 Tourer - Full Details of the Electric Passat!
The VW ID.7 Tourer is presented as a compelling electric replacement for the Passat, offering a refined and smooth driving experience, particularly on... more the motorway. The reviewer highlights its exceptional comfort, quiet cabin, and impressive handling, especially the rear-wheel-drive version's remarkably tight turning circle. Interior quality is praised, with soft-touch materials and comfortable seating, though the capacitive buttons and a sensitive parking sensor are noted as minor drawbacks. The electrochromic panoramic roof is a standout feature. While the real-world range is respectable (around 400-450 km depending on battery size), the vehicle's primary detractor is its high price point, making it significantly more expensive than the Tesla Model 3, its closest competitor in terms of market perception. A "booming noise" at lower speeds on certain road surfaces is the only significant negative point mentioned regarding the driving dynamics. less
2025 VW ID Buzz LWB - A Larger Microbus for a Larger Family
The 2025 VW ID Buzz LWB (GTX AWD) is presented as a compelling electric alternative for families seeking a spacious six or seven-seater, potentially r... moreeplacing traditional MPVs like the Multivan. The reviewer highlights its iconic design, surprisingly agile handling, and impressive maneuverability, particularly its tight turning circle. The extended wheelbase significantly enhances interior space, offering ample room for passengers in all three rows and increased luggage capacity. Practical features like the optional electrochromic roof and the upgraded infotainment system with ChatGPT integration are noted. However, the reviewer points out the lack of adaptive suspension (DCC) as a drawback, leading to a firmer ride over bumps, and the inability to remove the second-row seats, a trade-off for advanced features and suspension design. Real-world range is estimated at under 400 km (250 miles) on the highway at 100 km/h, improving with city driving but still not class-leading. Despite its premium price point, the ID Buzz LWB is recommended for its practicality, space, and unique appeal, especially for families considering the switch to electric mobility. less
2025 Lotus Emeya - Finally a True Competitor for the Porsche Taycan!?
The Lotus Emeya is presented as a "Hyper GT," a term the reviewer finds to be marketing jargon but ultimately acknowledges the car delivers ... moreon the GT promise. The vehicle is praised for its comfortable seating for adults, ample space, large boot, and frunk, alongside a substantial battery and range (claimed 500km). The interior is highlighted for its use of sustainable materials and advanced technology, particularly the infotainment system powered by the Unreal Engine, which offers smooth graphics and operation. The driving experience is described as agile and confident, with strong performance and excellent refinement, even on winding roads. However, the car's significant width (over 2 meters) is noted as a potential drawback in narrower conditions. The reviewer also points out minor ergonomic issues, such as the placement of cup holders and the need to adapt to optional camera mirrors. While not explicitly stating a preference over the Porsche Taycan, the reviewer suggests the Emeya is a successful realization of Lotus's concept, offering a compelling alternative for those who prefer its British approach and body style. less
2024 Hyundai Ioniq 5 N - The Hot-hatch EV!
The Hyundai Ioniq 5 N is presented as a serious performance EV, blending SUV practicality with hot-hatch aggression. The reviewer highlights its aggre... moressive styling, functional vents, and large 21-inch wheels with substantial brakes, noting its substantial size (4.7m long, 1.9m wide) makes it feel beefier than a traditional hot hatch. A key focus is the "N active sound" and "e-shift" features, which emulate combustion engine sounds and gear shifts, adding an engaging, albeit artificial, layer to the driving experience, particularly on track or spirited roads. While the Alcantara bucket seats offer a sporty feel, they are deemed less comfortable for long journeys and manually operated, a point of contention for a €75,000 vehicle. The interior features a chunky steering wheel with physical buttons and a 12-inch touchscreen, complemented by a head-up display. Practicality is addressed with ample rear-seat space for children and adults, though the middle rear seat is tight. The boot offers under 500L capacity with intruding wheel arches. Performance is exceptional, with 610 hp standard and up to 650 hp with the "N Grin Boost," enabling blistering acceleration that significantly outpaces most traffic. However, this performance comes at a steep range cost, with consumption soaring to around 50 kWh/100km during high-speed driving, drastically reducing the real-world range from a claimed 400 km (with normal driving). The reviewer concludes that the Ioniq 5 N successfully earns its N badge, offering a dual personality as a crazy performance machine or a sensible family SUV, making it a very desirable car, especially for those who can utilize its track capabilities. less
2025 BYD Tang - New 7-Seater EV in the Market!
The updated BYD Tang presents a compelling, albeit imperfect, entry into the large 7-seater EV SUV market, aiming to challenge established players lik... moree Tesla. The vehicle boasts strong acceleration and a comfortable ride at moderate speeds, with good noise insulation on the highway. The interior offers a solid build quality with premium materials, a large rotating infotainment screen, and useful features like a head-up display. However, the reviewer notes significant drawbacks, particularly the exclusive use of animal skin for seats, which contradicts sustainability goals. The third-row seating is cramped and impractical for adults, and while the trunk is usable, the lack of a frunk is a missed opportunity. At high speeds, the driving dynamics, steering feel, and suspension responsiveness lag behind competitors like Tesla and German manufacturers, feeling less connected to the road. The reviewer also points out minor annoyances like the indicator sound and the non-intuitive menu structure. Real-world range is estimated at just over 500 km (300 miles) from the 109 kWh battery, which is considered decent for the segment. less
2024 Tesla Model 3 Performance - The Perfect Sleeper on the German Autobahn
The 2024 Tesla Model 3 Performance is presented as a compelling "sleeper" supercar alternative, offering exhilarating acceleration and impre... moressive high-speed stability on the German Autobahn, often at a fraction of the cost of traditional performance cars like the Porsche Taycan. The reviewer highlights its potent acceleration, reaching 0-100 km/h in around 3 seconds, and its remarkable efficiency, even when driven hard. Key upgrades include adaptive dampers, reworked springs, and a sportier suspension setup, along with distinctive Performance brakes, 20-inch forged wheels, and a carbon fiber rear wing. However, the review points out significant trade-offs for this performance focus. The sport seats, while offering better lateral support, are noted to be less comfortable for long journeys compared to the standard Model 3 seats. Similarly, the adaptive suspension, while enhancing sportiness, does not improve overall comfort and can feel rough on uneven surfaces. The reviewer also expresses a slight reservation about the execution of the steering wheel-mounted turn signals. Despite these comfort compromises, the Model 3 Performance is lauded as an incredibly efficient, usable, and astonishingly capable performance vehicle, making it a logical and cost-effective choice for those seeking supercar thrills without the supercar price tag. less
2025 Volvo EX40 - 440 Electric Horsepowers with a Sinister Look
The 2025 Volvo EX40, particularly in its "Black Edition" and "Performance" trim, presents a compelling, albeit premium, electric S... moreUV option. The reviewer highlights the "sinister" aesthetic of the Black Edition and praises the significant power upgrade in the Performance model, noting its rapid acceleration. The vehicle benefits from a new passive adaptive suspension system (frequency selective damping) that enhances comfort without compromising sportiness, a notable improvement for the EV variant. Interior quality is generally good, with comfortable, animal-free seating options and a clean cockpit design, though the abundance of high-gloss black trim is a minor drawback. The infotainment system, featuring Google built-in, is functional and responsive. Real-world range is estimated at around 440 km (270 miles) under ideal conditions, with a more realistic figure closer to 400 km (250 miles) on the motorway or in colder weather. While the EX40 offers strong performance and a refined driving experience, its price point, starting around €50,000 and easily reaching €70,000 for higher specs, positions it as a premium offering, with competitors like Tesla still holding an edge in efficiency. less
2024 Cupra Tavascan - Better Than The VW ID4?
The Cupra Tavascan is presented as the sportier, more design-focused sibling to the VW ID.4/ID.5, built on the same platform but offering a distinct v... moreisual identity. The reviewer highlights its aggressive, supercar-inspired exterior styling, particularly the lighting signatures and illuminated Cupra logo. Inside, the cockpit is praised for its "supercar" feel with premium materials, copper accents, and a large 15-inch infotainment screen running significantly improved software over other Cupra models. The sport seats, available in recycled microfiber, are a highlight, though the reviewer notes the availability of less sustainable animal skin cup seats. Positives include a refined and quiet motorway driving experience, impressive handling and acceleration from the AWD VZ model, and a comfortable ride even with 21-inch wheels on good roads. However, criticisms include the lack of a frunk, basic rubber window seals at this price point, a fixed panoramic roof that only slides, and a steering wheel that is too low for comfortable elbow resting. The reviewer also points out the higher price compared to the VW ID.4, despite being built in China. Real-world range is estimated around 400 km (250 miles) based on a consumption of 19 kWh/100km, which is considered average. less
BMW i5 M60 Touring - The Perfect Electric Estate?
The BMW i5 M60 Touring is presented as a compelling electric estate, though not without its caveats. The reviewer praises its exceptional driving dyna... moremics, particularly the M60's potent 600 horsepower, sharp handling aided by adaptive suspension and rear-axle steering, and impressive Autobahn stability. The interior is lauded for its high-quality materials, comfortable seating (especially the optional comfort seats), and advanced technology like the ambient lighting and driver assistance systems. However, the electric range is a significant concern, with real-world figures falling short of expectations, even in favorable conditions, attributed to an undersized 81 kWh battery. The reviewer also notes minor drawbacks such as the lack of a separate rear glass opening (a feature from the previous generation), uncovered door pockets, and the infotainment system's complexity for certain functions. While the M60 offers thrilling performance, the reviewer suggests that for European buyers, a plug-in hybrid variant might be a more practical choice, and for those prioritizing economy, a diesel model is recommended. The all-electric i5 M60 Touring is deemed a great car overall, but the electric range remains a key area for improvement. less
2024 Kia EV3 - A Baby EV9?!
The Kia EV3 presents itself as a compelling compact electric SUV, drawing clear design inspiration from its larger sibling, the EV9. The reviewer high... morelights its bold exterior styling, with the GT-Line trim adding sporty accents. Inside, the EV3 emphasizes sustainability with animal-free and recycled materials, a feature the reviewer commends. Notable interior features include comfortable, relaxing seats with a "relaxation function" for charging stops, a practical worktable option, and a user-friendly cockpit with physical controls for climate and volume, which is a welcome touch. The reviewer notes the dual battery options (58 kWh and 81 kWh) and mentions a realistic range of around 400 km for the larger battery. While the FWD powertrain offers adequate performance for city use, the reviewer speculates about a future AWD variant. The charging speed is decent, with 10-80% in about 30 minutes, though it lacks the 800V architecture of other Kia EVs to keep costs down. Downsides include a less-than-ideal drag coefficient (Cd 0.267) and a somewhat basic feel to the inductive charging pad's rubberized surface. Overall, the EV3 is positioned as a strong contender in the small EV segment, offering a good balance of features, sustainability, and practicality, with competitive pricing expected. less