Ludicrous Feed is a Sydney-based YouTube channel dedicated to documenting the daily life of an Australian family navigating the world of electric vehicles (EVs). Founded in 2018 following the purchase of a Tesla Model S, the channel offers candid and practical insights into the realities of EV adoption. Hosts Tom and Joy address crucial topics such as vehicle range, charging infrastructure, and the logistics of planning road trips, making complex subjects accessible to a wide audience.
This distributor serves as a valuable resource for EV enthusiasts and those curious about sustainable transportation. Beyond personal experiences, Ludicrous Feed features comprehensive reviews of a diverse array of electric vehicles from major manufacturers, including Tesla, BYD, Xpeng, Hyundai, Kia, Polestar, Volvo, and many more. Their weekly live streams foster a sense of community, allowing viewers to connect with fellow EV owners and stay informed about the latest industry news and technological advancements.
This distributor serves as a valuable resource for EV enthusiasts and those curious about sustainable transportation. Beyond personal experiences, Ludicrous Feed features comprehensive reviews of a diverse array of electric vehicles from major manufacturers, including Tesla, BYD, Xpeng, Hyundai, Kia, Polestar, Volvo, and many more. Their weekly live streams foster a sense of community, allowing viewers to connect with fellow EV owners and stay informed about the latest industry news and technological advancements.
BYD Atto 3 EV Drive From Sydney to Melbourne in One Day
Tesla Tom of Ludicrous Feed undertakes an ambitious Sydney to Melbourne road trip in the BYD Atto 3, highlighting both the vehicle's comfort and the current state of Australia's public EV charging infrastructure. The Atto 3 is praised for its comfortable ride, effective cruise control, and ample ...
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2025 IM5 & IM6 Drive Day: Crab Mode, One-Touch Park, 0-100 in 3.2s!
Ludicrous Feed's Tom and Joy attended the official IM by MG Motor drive day in Sydney, providing an in-depth look at the new IM5 sedan and IM6 SU... moreV. The presenters were particularly impressed with the innovative "Crab Mode" and "One-Touch Park" features, highlighting their practicality in tight spaces and the surprisingly intuitive nature of the rear-wheel steering, even in reverse. The IM5's "Performance" trim, boasting a 0-100 km/h time of 3.2 seconds, was lauded for its rapid acceleration, especially in wet conditions, with the AWD system providing excellent stability. The "One-Touch Park" and "Pull Out" functions were demonstrated effectively, showcasing the vehicle's advanced autonomous capabilities, even in challenging weather. While the IM6 SUV was also present, the presenters expressed a slight preference for the IM5 sedan. The pricing strategy, starting from around $60,990 driveaway for the premium trim, was noted as competitive, positioning IM as a "dream car within reach." The brand's emphasis on customer support, including multiple handover sessions and community-building events, was also seen as a significant differentiator. less
Spied: Budget Tesla Model Y in China + New EVs Coming to Australia
This episode of Ludicrous Feed Live discusses the potential for a budget Tesla Model Y variant spotted in China, alongside other EV news relevant to A... moreustralia. The panel speculates on cost-cutting measures for the budget Model Y, such as the removal of the full-width light bar and panoramic glass roof, with some suggesting it could target the ride-sharing market. However, concerns are raised about whether this move might dilute the Tesla brand or cannibalize sales, with a suggestion that a dedicated 'Model 2' might be a better approach. The discussion also touches on a potential 6-seater Model Y variant and the return of the Midnight Cherry color. Other topics include Xpeng G6 Supercharger compatibility, the Nissan Ariya's Australian launch, BYD's expansion, and EV road trip planning. The overall sentiment towards a budget Model Y is mixed, with a leaning towards the idea that Tesla should focus on new, more affordable models rather than stripping down existing ones. less
Beginner’s Guide to the Xpeng G6: Full Walkthrough & Feature Tour
This video provides a comprehensive beginner's guide to the Xpeng G6, covering essential features and real-world usability. The hosts highlight t... morehe vehicle's impressive efficiency, noting a consumption of 13.6 kWh/100km, which is better than the Tesla Model Y. A significant focus is placed on the Xpeng G6's compatibility with Tesla Superchargers in Australia. After initial skepticism and previous failed attempts, the reviewers successfully charged at the Chatswood V3 Tesla Supercharger, a major breakthrough for the vehicle's usability in the region. They also detail the digital key system, noting it can be 'hit and miss' and only supports one key at a time, which can be a point of frustration. Other features like the X Combo automation, voice control limitations, and adjustable charging current are explored. The lack of privacy glass in the second row is mentioned as an unusual omission. Overall, the successful Supercharger test significantly boosts the G6's appeal, addressing a key concern for potential buyers. less
Volkswagen ID.5 GTX Tested: Design, Comfort, and Driving Impressions
The Volkswagen ID.5 GTX is presented as a sportier, more stylish alternative to the ID.4, built on the same modular platform. Reviewers highlight its ... moreexcellent driving dynamics, responsive handling, and comfortable ride, praising the German engineering and overall driving pleasure. The exterior design, particularly the fastback silhouette and GTX badging, is favored for its sporty appeal. However, the interior quality is a significant drawback, with reviewers noting the prevalence of hard, budget-feeling plastics that detract from the car's premium aspirations and price point. The infotainment system and software are also criticized for feeling dated and lacking modern features like native navigation, placing it a generation behind competitors. Practicality is generally good, with ample rear cabin space and a versatile boot, though the lack of a frunk is noted. Despite its software and interior shortcomings, the ID.5 GTX's superb driving experience makes it a compelling option for those prioritizing performance and handling over cutting-edge tech, especially for buyers seeking an alternative to Tesla or Chinese EVs. less
2025 Volvo EX90 Road Trip Part 2: Gold Coast to Sydney in a 7-Seat EV
The Volvo EX90 Plus variant, on a road trip from the Gold Coast to Sydney, showcases its strengths as a spacious and premium family SUV, particularly ... morefor occasional seven-seater needs. The interior comfort, Scandinavian design, and ample creature comforts for second and third-row passengers are highlighted. However, the vehicle's advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), specifically cruise control and lane-keeping, proved to be a significant drawback, frequently malfunctioning and requiring manual resets or driving. This instability in the software, along with occasional infotainment glitches like slow map loading, detracts from the otherwise comfortable and agile driving experience. While the EX90 offers a more premium feel and better maneuverability than the Kia EV9, its higher starting price and software issues make it a considerable investment. The charging experience was also mixed, with issues encountered at Charge Fox stations, reinforcing the reliability of the Tesla Supercharger network for road trips. less
Tesla FSD Coming to Australia? Sydney Demo & Latest EV News: 23 Jul
This episode of Ludicrous Feed's live stream focuses heavily on the impending arrival of Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology in Austr... morealia. The panel discusses a recent FSD demonstration in Sydney, highlighting its impressive performance navigating complex urban environments, including busy streets and construction zones, with no interventions. The confirmation from Tesla's country manager that there are no regulatory hurdles for FSD in Australia, with a potential rollout starting with Hardware 4 vehicles, is a significant takeaway. The discussion also touches upon Tesla's new self-serve test drive initiative at a Sydney smash repairer, offering a novel approach to customer engagement. While the primary focus is FSD, the episode also covers other key EV news, such as upcoming Deepal E07 deliveries, Zeekr 7X's safety rating, and infrastructure updates like Bunnings installing chargers and Tesla's introduction of congestion fees at Superchargers. The overall sentiment is positive regarding FSD's potential and Tesla's expanding services in Australia. less
Xpeng G6 After 2 Weeks: Real-World Driving Impressions in Sydney
After two weeks with the Xpeng G6 LR in Sydney, Tom and Joy from Ludicrous Feed share their evolving impressions. They praise the G6's excellent ... moreparking aids, including a highly appreciated curb camera and mirror tilt function, which significantly ease parking maneuvers. The interior tech, particularly Apple CarPlay integration, is highlighted as a major advantage over Tesla's system, enhancing navigation and convenience. While the suspension is noted as being on the stiffer side compared to some EVs, it's considered acceptable and less stiff than a Model Y. The driver monitoring system, though sensitive, is seen as a safety feature, albeit one that can be triggered by normal actions like yawning or laughing. The X-Pilot driver assistance system receives positive remarks for its smooth operation on the freeway, including auto lane changes, and is noted as being standard, unlike Tesla's optional enhanced autopilot. A minor drawback mentioned is the occasional sensitivity of the driver alerts and the noticeable smell of emissions from other vehicles, suggesting less effective cabin filtration compared to some competitors. Overall, the G6 is presented as a comfortable and capable EV with strong tech integration, though with a few quirks to adapt to. less
Folding Ebike Test: Tern Vektron S10 Across Sydney Harbour Bridge
Tom from Ludicrous Feed provides a comprehensive review of the Tern Vektron S10 folding eBike, focusing on its utility as a last-mile solution in urba... moren Sydney. He highlights the convenience of its folding mechanism, ease of storage in apartments or car boots, and its integration with public transport like the Sydney Metro. The Bosch 400Wh battery is noted for its decent range (around 100km claimed) and charging time. Adjustments for rider height (147cm-195cm) and weight capacity (120kg) are demonstrated, along with the intuitive LCD display and lighting system. The reviewer praises the bike's performance, particularly the 'sport' and 'turbo' modes, and the helpful 'walk assist' function for inclines and stairs, though he notes the 22kg weight can be challenging for carrying. The video also touches upon local cycling laws and the importance of dedicated cycle paths, which are currently lacking in many parts of Sydney. Overall, the Vektron S10 is presented as a practical and enjoyable option for urban commuting, especially through the Lug+Carrie subscription service which offers a contract-free way to experience an eBike. less
First Look: Geely Starray EM-i PHEV RHD Walkaround Coming To Australia
This video provides a comprehensive first look at the pre-production Geely Starray EM-i PHEV, slated for an Australian release in Q4 2025. The hosts h... moreighlight its transitional nature, bridging the gap between ICE and full EV ownership. Key takeaways include its familiar interior design, reminiscent of the Geely EX5, and the welcome addition of Apple CarPlay at launch. The exterior styling is noted as more traditional, potentially appealing to those hesitant about overtly EV-like designs. Practical features like a powered tailgate, ample boot space, and a manual sunshade button are appreciated. While pricing is speculative, the hosts anticipate it will be competitive, likely in the $40,000 range. The Starray EM-i is positioned against rivals like the BYD Sealion 6 and GWM Haval H6 PHEV, with its efficiency and electric-first philosophy being key selling points. The review emphasizes the growing need for PHEV options in Australia as the EV infrastructure matures. less
2025 Volvo EX90 Road Trip Part 1: Sydney to Gold Coast in a 7-Seat EV
The Volvo EX90 Plus, on a road trip from Sydney to the Gold Coast, proves to be a surprisingly nimble and comfortable seven-seater SUV, defying its si... moreze and weight. Reviewers noted its smooth, cushioned ride and responsive acceleration, making it pleasant for both city driving and highway cruising. The native Android Automotive system with Google Maps offers robust trip planning, accurately predicting charging needs and stops. While the adaptive cruise control and autosteer functions are generally effective, the lack of a customizable follow distance setting and occasional issues with lane changes (potentially due to shadows or wind) were noted drawbacks. The sound system is described as solid and premium, though not exceptional. Real-world efficiency averaged around 22 kWh/100km, suggesting a potential range close to 500km for the 111 kWh battery, even with six passengers and luggage. Charging at Tesla Superchargers was efficient, with the car achieving high charging rates. Practicality is good, with usable storage in the frunk and boot, even with all seats deployed. A minor drawback mentioned is the lack of a powered sunshade for the panoramic glass roof, which could lead to warmth in summer. less
Hankook iON Tyres for EVs: Product Insights from Sydney Launch Event
Ludicrous Feed attended Hankook's iON tyre launch event in Sydney, providing an in-depth look at their specialized EV tyre range. The presentatio... moren highlighted Hankook's growing presence in the Australian EV market, noting OE fitments for Tesla Model 3 and Model Y, and upcoming support for BYD. Key takeaways include the iON GT tyre's advancements in low rolling resistance, improved grip, and reduced noise, achieving a rare AAA rating in Europe. Hankook showcased independent test results demonstrating superior mileage compared to competitors like Michelin and Continental, alongside a 70,000 km warranty and a 14-day satisfaction guarantee. The event also touched upon Hankook's broader EV initiatives, including specific tyres for electric buses and their extensive motorsport sponsorships (Formula E, WRC), emphasizing the transfer of racing technology to their consumer iON range. The presenters found the information highly educational, particularly regarding the specific engineering considerations for EVs such as increased weight, quieter operation, and instant torque. less
Xpeng G6 Night Drive & Tesla V4 Supercharger Test with Tom & Joy
Tom and Joy of Ludicrous Feed conducted a night drive and Tesla V4 Supercharger test with the Xpeng G6, currently on a long-term media loan. The revie... morew highlights the G6's stable ride quality, particularly after adjusting tire pressure, and praises its user interface, including the responsive Apple CarPlay integration and customizable display. However, the "Xpedal" feature is noted as not being true one-pedal driving, requiring brake application to come to a complete stop. A significant portion of the video is dedicated to a failed attempt to charge the G6 at a Tesla V4 Supercharger in Balgowlah, Sydney. Despite initiating the charging process, it repeatedly failed, which the hosts attribute to a software issue on Tesla's end, especially since it has been reported to work at other Tesla Supercharger locations. The hosts acknowledge potential bias due to the long-term loan but commit to providing honest feedback, even requesting an "Xpeng Mode" for sportier settings. Overall, the G6 is presented as a comfortable and appealing vehicle, though the charging compatibility issue remains a notable concern. less
What to Expect at Xpeng G6 Delivery & Handover in Sydney Australia
Ludicrous Feed documents the Xpeng G6 delivery and handover experience in Sydney, highlighting a personalized and welcoming customer service that cont... morerasts with other brands. The review focuses on the Long Range (LR) trim, noting its premium feel with the white interior and Michelin Pilot Sport EV tires. Key features demonstrated include the intuitive voice assistant, ventilated wireless charging, comprehensive infotainment system with Apple CarPlay, and customizable driving dynamics. The presenters praise the car's comfortable ride and stable handling during a short test drive, emphasizing its stress-free driving experience. While the specific generation isn't detailed, the focus is on the current Australian model. The video also touches on practical aspects like boot space, included accessories, and the vehicle's charging capabilities, promising more in-depth content to come. less
Tesla Hits 70,000 Superchargers | Australia EV & Charging Updates
This episode of Ludicrous Feed covers a wide array of EV news, with a significant focus on Tesla's global Supercharger network expansion, now exc... moreeeding 70,000 posts across 53 countries. The hosts also delve into recent Australian EV updates, including the Melbourne EV Show wrap-up and NSW's EV uptake figures. Key vehicle discussions include the launch of the Xiaomi YU7 in China, BYD updates, and Xpeng software news. The hosts highlight the growing charging infrastructure in Australia with new Supercharger sites in NSW and VIC, some of which are open access. A notable segment features the Zeekr 009, with one host experiencing its luxurious interior firsthand, praising its comfort and premium features, even speculating on a high-end variant priced around $288,888 with enhanced performance and privacy. The show also touches upon the decommissioning of some Gold Coast EV chargers due to servicing issues and the ongoing Xpeng G6 Supercharger compatibility challenges. less
2025 Melbourne EV Show Media Day Walkthrough: First Look by Tom & Riz
This video provides a comprehensive walkthrough of the 2025 Melbourne EV Show's Media Day, offering a first look at a wide array of electric and ... morehybrid vehicles before the public opening. Hosts Tom and Riz navigate the show floor, highlighting key models from brands like Tesla, XPeng, Lotus, Zeekr, BYD, MG, VW, and more. Notable mentions include the Ford F-150 Lightning, Rolls-Royce Spectre, and the Corvette E-Ray. The review touches upon innovative displays like RMIT's solar cars and insights from local EV groups and charging providers, painting a broad picture of the current EV landscape in Australia. While the video showcases many vehicles, it primarily serves as an observational tour rather than an in-depth review of any single model, focusing on breadth over depth. less
Incoming: NIO Firefly Australia? BYD Seagull Soars Past 1M Sales!
This episode of The EV Show by Ludicrous Feed covers a range of upcoming and current EV news, with a particular focus on the Australian market. The NI... moreO Firefly, a compact electric hatchback, was spotted undergoing testing in Australia, generating excitement for its potential market entry as a competitor to established city cars. The hosts highlighted its fun-to-drive nature, intuitive UI, and unique design, noting it's NIO's most affordable offering but doesn't compromise on interior quality. The discussion also touched upon end-of-financial-year specials from Zeekr and Deepal, including attractive pricing and charging offers. BYD's Seagull achieved a significant milestone of over one million sales globally, with expectations of strong performance in European markets. A key point of discussion was BYD's ongoing efforts to enable charging compatibility with Tesla's V3/V4 Superchargers, with an optional retrofit harness expected soon, though the decision to charge for it, unlike the free solution for Seal owners, drew criticism. The Tesla Model Y was recognized as Australia's best midsize electric SUV in the CarExpert Choice Awards. Other news included Tesla's FSD developments, the launch of the Leapmotor C16, and recalls for Polestar and Ford Mustang Mach-E. The show also previewed the upcoming Melbourne International EV Autoshow, detailing featured vehicles and special offers. less
Next-Gen 2026 Nissan Leaf Launch Details | Specs, Features & Reactions
The 2026 Nissan Leaf has been officially revealed, marking a significant evolution from its hatchback predecessors with a more SUV-like design. While ... morethe exact trim levels and drivetrain options remain unconfirmed for the Australian market, the new Leaf boasts improved range, with claims of over 600 km from its larger 72 kWh battery pack, and adopts the CCS charging standard. The interior features a modern dual-screen setup and Android Automotive, promising native trip planning. However, the primary concern is pricing, with expectations that it will struggle to compete with increasingly affordable Chinese EVs, potentially landing above $50,000 AUD. Nissan's current financial instability also casts a shadow over the Leaf's future competitiveness and timely arrival in markets like Australia. Despite these challenges, the Leaf's redesign aims to capture the popular SUV segment, but its success hinges on Nissan's ability to offer a compelling package at a competitive price point against strong rivals. less
2025 GWM Cannon Alpha Ultra PHEV Review | Features, Drive & Efficiency
The GWM Cannon Alpha Ultra PHEV ute is presented as a compelling option for those prioritizing utility and luxury, directly challenging rivals like th... moree BYD Shark 6. Its standout features include a superior 3.5-ton towing capacity, matching industry standards and exceeding the Shark's 2.5 tons, along with robust off-roading capabilities inherent to the GWM brand. Inside, the ute offers a surprisingly luxurious experience with features like ventilated rear seats, massage front seats, and a distinctive analog clock, blending creature comforts with its utilitarian purpose. However, the review highlights significant drawbacks in its driving dynamics and electric powertrain integration. The acceleration is notably sluggish, with a noticeable half-second delay from pedal input, and the EV component feels like an afterthought rather than a primary focus, leading to less efficiency (around 30-40 kWh/100km) compared to competitors. While it excels as a workhorse with impressive towing and off-road potential, potential buyers prioritizing a responsive EV experience or superior efficiency might find the BYD Shark 6 a more appealing choice. less
2025 Cupra Tavascan VZ AWD Review | Full Walkthrough & Drive in Sydney
The Cupra Tavascan VZ AWD is presented as a stylish and engaging alternative to its VW ID.4 sibling, with reviewers praising its striking exterior and... more interior design, particularly the bronze accents and overall aesthetic. The sound system is highlighted as a significant upgrade, potentially justifying the higher price point. However, the vehicle is not without its drawbacks. Real-world efficiency and range appear to be considerably lower than the claimed WLTP figures, with observed consumption around 19.5 kWh/100km suggesting a maximum real-world range of around 350-370 km, falling short of the 400 km mark. The infotainment system, still based on VW's software, is noted as feeling a generation behind, and the lack of native navigation requiring reliance on Apple CarPlay or Android Auto is a point of contention. While the driving dynamics are described as less twitchy and more comfortable than the ID.4, some reviewers felt it didn't quite live up to the sporty looks, particularly in terms of grip compared to a Tesla AWD. The reversing camera quality is deemed acceptable, and the absence of overly intrusive beeps and boops is appreciated. Overall, the Tavascan VZ is positioned as a more design-focused, premium offering, with its aesthetic appeal and superior sound system being key selling points, though potential buyers should be aware of the efficiency concerns and the dated infotainment. less
MG's IM5 & IM6 EVs Shock with $60,990 Starting Price in Australia
The Ludicrous Feed Live crew discusses the surprising pricing of MG's new IM5 sedan and IM6 SUV, launching in Australia at a competitive $60,990.... more This price point significantly undercuts initial expectations, making it a compelling option against established EVs like the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y. The hosts express their astonishment at the aggressive pricing strategy, with Roland admitting he was $40,000 off his estimate. The discussion highlights the vehicles' premium interior, 800-volt architecture on higher trims, and impressive WLTP range figures (up to 655 km for the Platinum variant). While the base model offers a 400-volt system, it's still considered adequate for the Australian charging network. The IM5 and IM6 are noted for their size, comparable to larger sedans like the Tesla Model S, and features like bidirectional steering. The hosts are eager to test drive these new offerings, anticipating they could be strong contenders in the Australian EV market. less
Volkswagen ID.4 Real-World Road Trip Review City to Highway Range Test
The Volkswagen ID.4 Pro is reviewed as a competent, well-driving electric SUV that offers a comfortable and engaging experience, particularly for thos... moree who appreciate responsive handling. The reviewers highlight its smooth suspension, good efficiency, and substantial battery size, making it suitable for road trips. The interior is praised for its European quality and thoughtful design, including features like massage seats and a panoramic sunroof. However, the infotainment system is criticized for its dated UX/UI and lack of connectivity features like over-the-air updates. The low-speed driving dynamics, specifically the twitchy acceleration and abrupt regen braking, are noted as potential drawbacks, requiring precise foot control. The reverse camera's warped vision and low resolution are identified as a significant issue for some drivers. Despite these points, the ID.4 Pro is seen as a strong contender in the midsize SUV segment, offering a premium feel that justifies its price point over some competitors, though its infotainment and camera systems could benefit from refinement. less
May 2025 Australia BEV Sales: 9.2% Due to New Tesla Model Y Deliveries
May 2025 saw a significant rebound in Australian BEV sales, reaching 9.2% of the total market, largely driven by the arrival of the new Tesla Model Y.... more The Model Y alone accounted for 3,580 sales, with its first deliveries commencing mid-month. While Tesla's Model Y is back to its dominant form, the discussion highlights the increasing competition, with the Kia EV6 and BYD Seal also performing strongly and appearing in the top sales charts. The video also touches upon the lingering curiosity surrounding the Model 3's slower sales despite incentives, with potential factors like the lack of a front bumper camera and a general consumer preference for SUVs being debated. Other topics included the upcoming Melbourne International EV Autoshow, advancements in charging infrastructure, and the potential for V2G technology. less
2025 Hyundai Inster Walkthrough: Design, Features & Drive Test
The 2025 Hyundai Inster presents itself as a unique offering in the compact EV market, with reviewers Tom and Joy highlighting its distinctive retro-f... moreuturistic design, which, while polarizing, is noted for its playful character and solid build quality. The "Long Range" variant, priced around $42,500 AUD, offers a claimed WLT P range of up to 360 km from its 49 kWh battery, with real-world efficiency observed around 14-15 kWh/100km. The interior is praised for its clever use of space, reclinable rear seats, and practical features, though the infotainment system exhibits some lag. Driving impressions emphasize its nimble handling, tight turning circle, and comfortable, stable ride, making it ideal for urban environments and navigating tight spaces. However, the vehicle's $40,000+ price point is a significant consideration, especially when compared to ICE equivalents costing half as much, and the lack of an ANCAP safety rating remains a key unknown. Despite these points, the Inster is seen as a well-built, fun-to-drive city car with Hyundai's established reliability, making it a potentially strong contender if safety ratings align. less
Tesla Model Y 2025 RWD vs AWD Real-World Sydney Test Drive
This comprehensive comparison between the 2025 Tesla Model Y RWD and AWD variants highlights key improvements and subtle differences. The reviewers fo... moreund the suspension significantly improved, offering a much gentler and less bone-jarring ride compared to previous generations, a welcome upgrade for daily driving. The new indicator stalks were praised for their firm, tactile feedback. While both variants offer a refined interior, the AWD model features premium materials. Sound insulation is noticeably better in the AWD, enhancing the audio experience. Handling-wise, the AWD is described as "grippier" and more stable, particularly on twisty roads, leading to higher driver confidence, though some found this made it almost "boring" for spirited driving. The RWD, while still stable and competent, felt "looser" and less planted, reminding one reviewer of their current Model Y. On highways and dry, sunny days, the difference between the two is deemed negligible by the reviewers. The RWD is priced at $58,900, with the AWD Long Range at $68,900, a $10,000 premium for the AWD. less