Everyday Reviews is a digital channel dedicated to providing in-depth evaluations of common consumer goods. Drawing from extensive personal experience and online research, the channel aims to offer helpful insights for viewers navigating the marketplace. The content focuses on practical reviews of items frequently encountered in daily life, assisting consumers in making informed purchasing decisions.
Specializing in automotive reviews, Everyday Reviews meticulously examines vehicles ranging from family-friendly SUVs and minivans to cutting-edge electric cars. Their analyses often highlight key features such as performance, hybrid technology, and practical utility, making the channel a valuable resource for car enthusiasts and everyday drivers alike.
Specializing in automotive reviews, Everyday Reviews meticulously examines vehicles ranging from family-friendly SUVs and minivans to cutting-edge electric cars. Their analyses often highlight key features such as performance, hybrid technology, and practical utility, making the channel a valuable resource for car enthusiasts and everyday drivers alike.
New Tesla Model S - With 691 HP, Is This the Ultimate Family Car?
The Tesla Model S P85D is presented as the ultimate family car, blending blistering performance with practicality. The reviewer highlights its "insane" acceleration (0-60 in 3.1 seconds) and 691 hp, attributing it to the dual-motor all-wheel-drive system. The interior is noted for its simplicity,...
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2022 Lexus NX450h+ PHEV - Perfect On So Many Levels
The 2022 Lexus NX450h+ PHEV is lauded as a near-perfect vehicle for many, particularly those with shorter daily commutes. The reviewer highlights its ... moreimpressive 58 km (36 miles) of EV range on a full charge, noting that it consistently stayed in EV mode for their typical daily driving, even in cooler temperatures (9 degrees Celsius). The vehicle's practicality is demonstrated by its ability to comfortably fit a large electric scooter and children, with ample cargo space when rear seats are folded. Key advantages include the seamless integration of EV and hybrid modes, the availability of the HOV lane for single occupants, and a fast, responsive infotainment system with wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto projecting navigation to the head-up display. The reviewer also praises the fully heated steering wheel and the exceptionally well-implemented hands-free power liftgate. However, the significant drawback is the high price, with the tested model reaching over $80,000 CAD after options, making the non-plug-in 350h a more compelling value proposition for some. The reviewer expresses a strong liking for the PHEV, calling it the 'ultimate EV' for those with daily drives under 60 km, appreciating its fuel efficiency and the peace of mind from having a gasoline engine as a backup. less
Is VinFast the New Tesla? VinFast VF8 First Test Drive
This first test drive of the VinFast VF8 in Vietnam offers a comprehensive look at the brand's ambitious entry into the EV market. The reviewer h... moreighlights the VF8's smooth and quiet acceleration, comfortable ride, and impressive infotainment system, which draws inspiration from Tesla but adds unique features like advanced voice control, a functional browser, and convenient modes for car washes and pets. The interior is noted for its spaciousness and premium feel, particularly in the 'Plus' trim, though the 'Eco' trim's leatherette seats and lack of a heated steering wheel are minor drawbacks. A significant point of discussion is the battery subscription model for North American buyers, which lowers the initial purchase price but adds a monthly cost. While the reviewer praises the VF8's potential and VinFast's rapid execution, they note the pre-production nature of the tested vehicles and the absence of a power liftgate as areas for potential improvement. The VF8 Eco is rated with a range of 420 km, with a more powerful Plus trim and future battery upgrades planned. less
Vsett 8+ Dual 600W E-Scooter - Is This The Perfect Scooter?
The VSETT 8+ Dual 600W e-scooter is presented as a compelling option for riders seeking a blend of power, portability, and low maintenance. The review... moreer highlights the dual 600W motors as a significant advantage, particularly for hill climbing and heavier riders, offering substantial torque and quick acceleration. The solid rubber tires and drum brakes are praised for their low-maintenance nature, eliminating concerns about flats and squealing, though the reviewer notes a preference for disc brakes due to their superior feel and stopping power, especially for riders with less hand strength. Ride comfort is generally good, aided by dual suspension, but the solid tires are noted as being harsher than pneumatic ones, particularly on rougher surfaces. The deck size is considered a bit small for some riders. A key drawback mentioned is the display's poor visibility in sunlight. While the scooter offers impressive power and features, a potential faulty trigger controller limited its top speed in this specific unit, though a replacement was offered. Overall, the VSETT 8+ is a strong contender, especially for those prioritizing minimal maintenance and robust hill-climbing ability, but potential buyers should weigh the trade-offs in ride comfort and braking feel. less
2022 BMW i4 eDrive40: Take This EV Over the Tesla Model 3?
The reviewer expresses significant enthusiasm for the BMW i4 eDrive40, stating a strong preference for it over the Tesla Model 3. Key highlights inclu... morede its traditional BMW driving dynamics, excellent road feel, and a premium interior that is considered superior to Tesla's offerings. The practicality of the four-door Gran Coupe body style with its large hatch is praised for utility. While the eDrive40 is a rear-wheel-drive model with 335 horsepower, the reviewer notes the availability of the quicker all-wheel-drive M50 variant. Charging capabilities are highlighted, with the potential to add 100 km of range in seven minutes on a DC fast charger. Downsides are minimal, with the reviewer nitpicking the lack of standard adaptive cruise control on a vehicle with all options costing $71,000. The reviewer also points out that the i4 is built on a shared platform with gasoline engines, resulting in a large rear driveline hump and no frunk. Despite these points, the overall verdict is overwhelmingly positive, with the reviewer considering it a strong contender and a great, no-compromise EV that retains the core BMW driving experience. less
2022 Toyota RAV4 Prime Is the Best EV on the Market - No Compromises
The reviewer posits that the 2022 Toyota RAV4 Prime XSE AWD is the best EV currently available, offering a compelling blend of electric-only range and... more the practicality of a hybrid without range anxiety. Key strengths highlighted include its substantial electric-only range (over 70 km), the efficient heat pump system that allows for EV operation in colder temperatures (down to -6°C), and its performance, achieving 0-100 km/h in the 5-second range with 302 horsepower. Unlike some competitors, its gas engine does not automatically engage for climate control in EV mode, preserving efficiency on short trips. The reviewer praises its utility, comparable to a standard RAV4, and its suitability for families with short daily commutes, potentially eliminating fuel consumption entirely. For longer trips, it seamlessly transitions to hybrid mode. The reviewer also notes significant government incentives available in Canada, making it a financially attractive option. The primary drawback identified is the extreme difficulty in acquiring one due to long waiting lists and dealer markups, with waiting times potentially exceeding two years. Despite these acquisition challenges, the reviewer expresses a strong personal desire to purchase one, emphasizing its versatility and practicality as a "best of both worlds" solution. less
Evolv Tour XL Plus 600W E-Scooter - The Hunt for the Perfect E-Scooter Continues
The Evolv Tour XL Plus e-scooter is presented as a compelling 'Goldilocks' option, striking a balance between performance and portability. T... morehe reviewer highlights its 600W motor, 10-inch air-filled tires, and suspension as key strengths for comfort and bump absorption. While the top speed of 45 km/h is not the fastest, it's deemed sufficient for most users, with real-world range estimated between 40-50 km depending on riding conditions. The reviewer praises its manageable 50 lb weight, making it easy to load into car trunks, a significant advantage over larger models like the Evolv Corsa. Positives include the adjustable and foldable handlebars/stem for portability and customization, and the LG battery. Criticisms are minor: the mechanical disc brakes are functional but less preferred than hydraulics, and the reviewer strongly advises disabling the electronic brake for a more natural feel. Overall, the Tour XL Plus is recommended as a versatile, all-around e-scooter for those prioritizing practicality without sacrificing too much performance. less
2022 BMW iX xDrive50 Review - Would I Buy This Over the Tesla Model Y?
The BMW iX xDrive50 is presented as a compelling, futuristic luxury electric SUV that aims to blend BMW's traditional driving dynamics with cutti... moreng-edge EV technology. The reviewer highlights its spacious and unique interior, featuring a large curved display, optional crystal controls, and an impressive Bowers & Wilkins sound system with tactile feedback. Positives include the comfortable ride thanks to standard air suspension, excellent outward visibility, and the adaptive regenerative braking system, which is praised for its effectiveness. The vehicle's performance is deemed more than adequate for its size, with strong torque available at rolling starts. However, the reviewer notes a few drawbacks: the polarizing exterior design, rear windows that don't fully retract, and the inconvenient placement of the center console's cupholders. Despite these points, the iX xDrive50 is recommended for those seeking a premium, technologically advanced electric SUV, though its high price point, reaching over $113,000 CAD as tested, is a significant consideration. less
2023 Kia Sportage Review: Is This the Compact SUV to Get?
The 2023 Kia Sportage represents a significant redesign, built on a new platform that enhances interior space and ride comfort. The reviewer highlight... mores the modern exterior design, particularly the X Line's rugged aesthetic, and the upscale interior featuring a large, curved dual-screen display (on top trims). Key pros include the quiet and refined driving experience, improved fuel economy over the outgoing model, and ample rear legroom and cargo space. However, the reviewer notes that some desirable features like the surround-view monitor are exclusive to the top trim, and expresses a dislike for the integrated HVAC/volume control panel. While the 187-hp 2.5L gasoline engine is deemed adequate, the reviewer strongly recommends the hybrid variant for its better power and fuel efficiency at a modest price increase. The Sportage is positioned as a compelling option in the compact SUV segment, offering a mature, spacious, and comfortable package. less
Evolv Corsa Scooter Review - The Ultimate in Zero Emission 50 Mph Personal Mobility
The Evolv Corsa is presented as a 'monster truck' of electric scooters, offering a robust and stable ride with impressive capabilities. The ... morereviewer, new to e-scooters, highlights its substantial 100lb weight, dual suspension, and hydraulic disc brakes as key strengths contributing to its stability, even at higher speeds. The large deck and 11-inch knobby tires are noted for comfort and off-road capability, though the reviewer suggests street tires might enhance top speed. A significant point is the dual 1200W motor setup, though the pre-production unit tested had the front motor disabled, limiting it to single-motor operation. Despite this, it achieved a respectable 48 mph and tackled a steep hill. Positives include the comfortable ride, practical commuting potential, and the removable battery. Criticisms are minor, focusing on the lack of a walk mode, the reset function of the display, and the placement of the folding hook. The reviewer expresses eagerness to test the dual-motor configuration and more portable models in the future. less
2023 Toyota BZ4X EV First Look Up Close Review
This "First Look" review of the 2023 Toyota bZ4X provides a comprehensive exterior and interior walk-around, highlighting its unique styling... more and dedicated EV platform. The reviewer praises the futuristic design, functional air curtains, and the practical inclusion of standard door handles, a welcome feature for winter climates. Key interior highlights include the comfortable, heated, and ventilated seats (on higher trims), the expansive 12.3-inch touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, and the spacious cabin, particularly the generous legroom attributed to the longer wheelbase compared to the RAV4. However, the reviewer notes a potential ergonomic issue with the raised instrument cluster blocking the view of the steering wheel for some drivers. Cargo space is deemed ample, with a flat-folding rear seat and a multi-level floor. While the reviewer appreciates the overall package, they express a desire for more thigh support from the rear seats and lament the absence of a digital rearview mirror and rear sunshades. The review sets the stage for a driving impression in a subsequent video. less
Kia EV6 vs Hyundai Ioniq 5 Review - Head to Head With 2 of the Hottest EVs
This head-to-head comparison between the Kia EV6 and Hyundai IONIQ 5 highlights their distinct personalities despite sharing a platform. The reviewer ... morepraises the IONIQ 5 for its futuristic, striking design and spacious, airy cabin, likening it to a living room. Key advantages include its sliding rear seats, a full-length glass panel roof enhancing the sense of space, and the unique V2L (Vehicle-to-Load) functionality. However, it suffers from a lack of a rear wiper, which leads to significant debris accumulation. The Kia EV6 is characterized as sportier, with a more driver-focused cockpit feel and a sleeker, coupe-like exterior. It offers slightly better range on paper and a more engaging driving experience, particularly with the available 'Active Sound Design'. Criticisms for the EV6 include a less spacious rear cabin, a standard sunroof instead of a panoramic one, and a less supportive headrest. Both vehicles are top trims, long-range, all-wheel-drive models, qualifying for incentives. Ultimately, the choice hinges on preference: the IONIQ 5 for family-oriented space and comfort, and the EV6 for a sportier, more stylish driving experience. The reviewer notes the upcoming EV6 GT as a true performance option absent in the IONIQ 5 lineup. less
2022 Volvo XC40 Recharge - Big Performance From A Small Package
The 2022 Volvo XC40 Recharge is presented as a compelling electric option, particularly for urban dwellers, leveraging the well-regarded XC40 platform... more. The reviewer highlights its strong performance, noting the dual-motor setup delivers a brisk 402 horsepower and a 0-60 mph time of 4.7 seconds, making it feel quick and responsive, even in stop-and-go traffic. The interior is praised for its smart utilization of space, premium feel, and standard 12.3-inch digital dash with a 9-inch Google-based infotainment system. However, a significant drawback identified is the lack of Apple CarPlay, which is noted as a major oversight for iPhone users, though an update is promised. The estimated range of 360 km (223 miles) is considered on the lower side compared to competitors, with the reviewer acknowledging it's not built on a dedicated EV platform. Guest reviewer Todd Talbot found the acceleration impressive and appreciated the compact size for city driving, but expressed reservations about the jerky nature of aggressive regenerative braking and the absence of CarPlay. Despite its premium price point (starting at $59,000, over $70,000 as tested), the XC40 Recharge is seen as a stylish, powerful, and well-built small electric SUV, albeit with some connectivity and range limitations. less
2022 Mercedes EQS 580 Review - This or a Tesla Model S?
The Mercedes-Benz EQS 580 is presented as a technologically advanced and luxurious electric sedan, potentially one of the smartest cars available. Rev... moreiewers highlight its stunning interior, dominated by the expansive "hyperscreen" which, despite its size, is praised for its intuitive "zero-layer" interface and voice command capabilities. The car excels in comfort, offering a smooth, quiet ride thanks to standard air suspension and impressive aerodynamic design. Key features like the optional 10-degree rear-wheel steering are lauded for significantly improving maneuverability, making the large vehicle feel surprisingly agile. However, criticisms include the spongy and overly firm brake pedal feel, a lack of lumbar support in the seats compared to the S-Class, and a polarizing exterior styling that prioritizes aerodynamics over aesthetics. The absence of rear sunshades in the Canadian market is also noted as an odd omission for a luxury vehicle. Despite these points, the EQS 580 is recognized as a strong contender in the luxury EV space, blending advanced technology with a comfortable, albeit compromised, driving experience. less
2022 Toyota Highlander Hybrid Bronze Edition - Going for Gold with Bronze
The reviewer revisits the Toyota Highlander Hybrid, this time focusing on the 2022 Bronze Edition, built upon the XLE Hybrid AWD trim. While praising ... moreits familiar comfort, reliability, and excellent fuel economy (averaging 7.9L/100km), the review highlights specific pros and cons of the Bronze Edition. Positives include unique bronze accents, 1500W inverters in the second row and rear, captain's chairs for the second row, and standard safety features. However, the reviewer expresses disappointment with the lack of a flip-up rear glass, the slow power tailgate, and the heated steering wheel only warming the sides. The 18-inch bronze wheels, while aesthetically pleasing, are deemed too small. The reviewer suggests that for a $4,000 premium over the XLE, the Bronze Edition offers notable extras, but for an additional $4,000 on top of the Bronze Edition (totaling $57,749 CAD for the Platinum), features like the panoramic roof, head-up display, larger infotainment screen, and bird's eye view camera might be a better value for some buyers. Ultimately, the Bronze Edition is recommended for those who appreciate its unique styling and features, and don't require the absolute top-tier options. less
New 2022 Hyundai Ioniq 5 EV - Did We Buy It?
The Hyundai IONIQ 5 is presented as a strong contender for a new family vehicle, praised for its futuristic styling, spacious interior with ample head... moreroom and legroom, and a comfortable, smooth ride. The reviewer highlights the vehicle's impressive acceleration and fast charging capabilities, noting the 10-80% charge in 18 minutes as a significant advantage. However, a major drawback identified is the complete lack of a rear wiper, which significantly impacts visibility in wet or dirty conditions, especially on the West Coast of Canada. Despite this, the reviewer acknowledges the top trim's 360-degree camera system as a mitigating factor for parking. Ultimately, the decision is made to order the IONIQ 5, specifically the all-wheel-drive, long-range, ultimate package (Limited in the US) with the matte finish, indicating that the pros outweigh the significant con of the missing rear wiper for their specific needs. less
2022 Hyundai Ioniq 5 vs Tesla Model 3 - The $60K EV Challenge
This video pits the 2022 Hyundai IONIQ 5 (top trim AWD) against the 2022 Tesla Model 3 RWD, both priced around $60,000 CDN. The reviewer highlights th... moree IONIQ 5's superior interior space, unique styling, faster charging capabilities (10-80% in 18 minutes), and practical features like V2L and a sliding center console. The Model 3 is praised for its advanced software, quick infotainment response, and fun features like gaming and karaoke. However, the reviewer notes the Model 3's lack of a front camera, no Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, and a less practical rear window visibility due to the absence of a rear wiper, which is a significant drawback in adverse weather. The IONIQ 5's main criticisms include its small frunk and the lack of a rear wiper, which causes significant visibility issues. Ultimately, the reviewer, a Tesla owner, leans towards the IONIQ 5 for its better value, more interior room, AWD capability, and eligibility for significant government incentives, deeming it a 'no-brainer' for those prioritizing practicality and value, while acknowledging the Model 3's appeal for tech enthusiasts. less
2022 Kia Sorento PHEV vs Hyundai Santa Fe PHEV - Similar but Different
This review pits the 2022 Kia Sorento PHEV against the 2022 Hyundai Santa Fe PHEV, highlighting their shared platform but distinct characteristics. Th... moree Sorento is praised for its edgier styling, hidden rear wiper, and the significant advantage of a standard third row, making it more versatile. Its interior is noted as modern with large screens, though some hard plastics are present. The Santa Fe impresses with its classy front-end design and superior ground clearance, potentially beneficial in snowy conditions. Its interior is described as more traditional but elegant with soft-touch materials. A key differentiator is the Sorento's availability in higher trims in Canada, including a surround-view monitor, which is a notable omission in the Canadian Santa Fe lineup. Both vehicles share the same powertrain, offering 261 horsepower and a 51 km (32 miles) EV range. However, a significant drawback for both is their tendency to engage the gasoline engine frequently, even on short trips or when using climate control, making them feel more like enhanced hybrids than true EVs. The reviewer's preference leans towards the Kia Sorento PHEV due to its greater utility, third-row seating, and better trim availability in the Canadian market, despite the shared powertrain limitations. less
2022 Hyundai Ioniq 5 Review - This New EV Really Hits the Sweet Spot
The Hyundai IONIQ 5 is presented as a strong contender in the EV market, hitting a "sweet spot" for buyers seeking a blend of performance, s... moretyle, technology, and value. The reviewer highlights its distinctive retro-modern styling, spacious interior with a "living room" concept, and practical features like the V2L onboard generator and relaxation mode. The driving experience is praised for its quietness, stability in corners, and a well-balanced suspension offering both comfort and responsiveness. Performance is noted as quick, especially in AWD configuration, with the auto-regen feature being a particular favorite for its smooth operation. Charging capabilities are impressive, with fast DC charging times and respectable Level 2 charging. However, the reviewer points out the lack of a rear wiper and the frustration of the 360 camera being exclusive to the top "Ultimate" trim. Despite these minor drawbacks, the IONIQ 5 is considered a compelling option, even surpassing competitors like the Tesla Model 3/Y and VW ID.4 in certain aspects, and has become the reviewer's top consideration for a family EV. less
2022 Porsche Taycan Turbo S Cross Turismo: It's Really Next Level
The reviewer is thoroughly impressed with the 2022 Porsche Taycan Turbo S Cross Turismo, highlighting its "next level" performance and techn... moreological advancements. The acceleration is described as "insane" and "blistering," with the launch control capable of delivering 750 horsepower and 774 pound-feet of torque, making it feel like piloting a spaceship. The Cross Turismo variant offers enhanced utility over the standard Taycan, with increased cargo space (446 liters behind rear seats, 1200 liters folded) and 27mm more rear headroom, plus the added versatility of a five-passenger seating configuration. The reviewer praises the adaptive air suspension, the "gravel mode" for increased clearance and traction on rough roads, and the automatic regenerative braking system as a standout feature. While acknowledging the extreme price point (starting at $218,000 CAD, testing at $245,000 CAD) and the fact that it's beyond their personal budget, the reviewer concludes that the Taycan Turbo S is one of the most advanced vehicles on the road today, offering unparalleled capability and control. less
New 2021 VW ID.4 Pro AWD - Was Thinking About a Model 3 Until This!
The reviewer finds the 2021 Volkswagen ID.4 Pro AWD to be a surprisingly spacious and well-styled electric SUV, exceeding initial size expectations. K... moreey highlights include its sleek, understated design, comfortable and modern interior with ambient lighting, and a large panoramic roof. The reviewer praises the vehicle's planted feel and minimal body roll during spirited driving, attributing it to the low center of gravity. Performance is noted as quick, especially for the AWD dual-motor version, with a 0-60 mph time of 5.8 seconds. The estimated range of 400 km (250 miles) is considered respectable. Downsides mentioned are the new touch-based infotainment system, which takes getting used to, and the lack of a 360-degree camera. The reviewer also notes that the ID.4's current production limitations in Germany might make it difficult to acquire, though production is moving to Tennessee in 2022. Overall, the ID.4 is presented as a strong contender offering excellent value, especially considering its competitive pricing and standard features, making it a top consideration for those seeking an electric SUV. less
New 2021 Ford Escape PHEV Review - Buy This Over a RAV4 Prime?
The 2021 Ford Escape PHEV is presented as a compelling alternative to the Toyota RAV4 Prime, offering a strong value proposition. The reviewer highlig... morehts its seamless integration of electric and gasoline power, noting its responsive acceleration and planted handling, attributed to the low-slung battery. Key advantages include a quiet cabin, a well-tuned regenerative braking system (though lacking adjustable levels), and impressive interior space and features, particularly on the top-tier Titanium trim with its digital cluster and head-up display. The reviewer achieved 56.8 km of electric-only range, close to the advertised 60 km, and a commendable 1.6 L/100km combined fuel economy during highway driving. A significant drawback is the lack of an all-wheel-drive option, which is available on the RAV4 Prime. However, the Escape PHEV's lower price point, especially after potential government incentives, makes it a more accessible choice. The reviewer strongly recommends the PHEV over the standard hybrid for those with charging access, deeming it a "no-brainer" due to the minimal price difference and the benefits of electric driving. less
2022 Mazda MX-30 Electric - Does Mazda's First EV Still Have Zoom Zoom
The Mazda MX-30 marks Mazda's entry into the all-electric vehicle market, built on the CX-30 platform with distinctive styling cues like reverse-... moreopening rear doors. While praised for its engaging driving dynamics, lower center of gravity, and a premium interior featuring recycled materials and cork accents, its primary drawback is its limited range, officially rated at 100 miles (161 km). The reviewer notes that while real-world testing showed slightly more range (around 180-200 km in typical Vancouver conditions), this remains a significant hurdle for many consumers, despite Mazda's argument that most daily commutes are well within this limit. The vehicle offers a connected driving experience with features like e-GVC and adjustable regen braking, but lacks one-pedal driving. It's positioned as a niche product, particularly suited for city dwellers with home charging, with alternative powertrains like a PHEV expected later. The reviewer highlights its driving feel as superior to some competitors like the Chevrolet Bolt, but acknowledges the range anxiety is the main battle it faces. less
2022 Toyota Corolla Hybrid - Not Thrilling But So Thrifty
The 2022 Toyota Corolla Hybrid is presented not as a thrilling driver's car, but as an exceptionally thrifty and practical mode of transportation... more. The reviewer highlights its impressive fuel economy, particularly in city driving, achieving nearly double the mileage of the non-hybrid version. The interior is functional, with standard Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and ample space for passengers and cargo, with no compromise on room compared to the gasoline model. However, the reviewer notes the interior doesn't feel as premium as competitors like the Honda Civic. Performance is adequate rather than exciting, with a combined 121 horsepower, and the soft suspension, while comfortable, lacks responsiveness for quick maneuvers. The reviewer's main critique is the lack of an available sport-tuned suspension or sportier wheel/tire options on the hybrid model. Despite these points, the Corolla Hybrid is strongly recommended for its value, standard safety features (Toyota Safety Sense 2.0), and crucially, its near-identical pricing to higher trims of the non-hybrid model, making it a "no-brainer" for those prioritizing fuel savings over horsepower. less
2022 Chevrolet Bolt Is The Best Valued Long Range EV You Can Buy
The 2022 Chevrolet Bolt is presented as an exceptional value proposition in the EV market, particularly for commuters. The reviewer highlights its att... moreractive starting price, especially after potential Canadian federal and provincial rebates, making it significantly more affordable than competitors like the Tesla Model 3. Key improvements for 2022 include updated exterior and interior styling, a new infotainment system with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and enhanced comfort with redesigned seats. The vehicle offers a practical 417 km (250 miles) of range, with the reviewer noting real-world performance that may even exceed conservative estimates, and the convenience of not needing to charge daily for typical use. Positives include standard safety features, a quiet ride, and brisk acceleration. Criticisms are minor, focusing on the lack of rear air vents, a smaller-than-expected center armrest, and the absence of a sunroof. The reviewer also mentions the upcoming Bolt EUV offers more rear legroom and the Super Cruise system, but the standard Bolt remains the standout for value. less