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Mercedes EQS 450 RWD 108 kWh Driving Review With Winter Range and Charging Test!

The Mercedes EQS 450+ RWD is reviewed, focusing on its winter performance and charging capabilities. The reviewer highlights the car's unique, ae... morerodynamic design, though acknowledges its polarizing aesthetics. Interior features like the MBUX Hyperscreen are praised for their visual appeal and functionality, but the reviewer notes some ergonomic issues with the seats and the capacitive controls on the steering wheel. The rear-axle steering is commended for enhancing agility in such a large vehicle, making it surprisingly nimble. However, the real-world winter range is a significant drawback, with the car achieving approximately 430 km (270 miles) in 1.5°C temperatures, a substantial drop from its summer potential. Charging performance is strong, reaching 80% in just over 30 minutes, even in winter conditions, thanks to battery preconditioning. While the RWD version offers more driving fun and is recommended over the AWD for those prioritizing agility, the reviewer questions the value proposition of the expensive EQS, especially given its range limitations in colder weather compared to more affordable EVs. less

Tesla Model Y 2022 Incredible New Features and Winter Test of Range, Heating, Supercharging

The 2022 Tesla Model Y Long Range AWD is reviewed, highlighting its efficiency, winter range capabilities, and charging performance. The reviewer prai... moreses the "animal-free" interior, the updated infotainment system with customizable widgets, and the new heated steering wheel function, noting its quick warm-up. The winter heating test, where the car maintained cabin temperature for 24 hours with minimal battery drain (approx. 1.3% per hour), is deemed a "very decent result," alleviating fears of being stranded in cold weather. The blind spot monitor and "Boombox" external speaker feature are also noted as welcome additions. However, the review strongly criticizes the suspension, calling it "absolute rubbish" and a "major drawback," particularly on rough roads, stating it detracts from the premium feel and is worse than many competitors. The reviewer also points out the misleading projected range display, urging users to rely on the energy meter instead. Despite these criticisms, the Model Y's strengths in efficiency, software, and the Supercharger network are acknowledged as key advantages. less

VW Taigo vs VW T-Roc vs Toyota Yaris Cross vs Ford Puma vs Mazda CX-3 vs Audi Q2 SUV Comparison

This video provides a comprehensive comparison of six small SUVs, with a particular focus on the Volkswagen Taigo. The reviewer highlights the Taigo&#... more039;s strong value proposition, noting its spacious interior, enjoyable driving dynamics, and attractive starting price below €20,000, making it the price-performance winner. The reviewer praises its practical trunk space and comfortable seating, even for taller individuals. While acknowledging the presence of hard plastics in some areas and the optional nature of certain features like the Climatronic, the overall verdict is highly positive, positioning the Taigo as a top recommendation alongside the Toyota Yaris Cross. The Ford Puma is noted for its style but lacks comfort for taller passengers, the Mazda CX-3 is considered dated, and the Audi Q2 is deemed too expensive for its offering. The T-Roc is presented as a solid, albeit less exciting, option with its recent facelift. less

2022 Audi Q5 PHEV Sportback Facelift Review TFSIe

The 2022 Audi Q5 Sportback 50 TFSIe facelift offers a compelling blend of performance and premium features, though its value proposition is questionab... morele at its high price point. The reviewer praises the vehicle's sophisticated design, particularly the Sportback's sloping roofline, and the high-quality interior materials, especially the S line trim with its comfortable fabric inserts. The reviewer highlights the intuitive climate control unit and the crisp Audi Virtual Cockpit as standout features. Performance is strong, with the plug-in hybrid system delivering brisk acceleration, even outperforming the petrol SQ5 in initial sprints. However, the electric range is noted as limited (around 40 km/25 miles), and the fuel economy with an empty battery is unimpressive (9-10 L/100km). The reviewer questions the overall environmental benefit and cost-effectiveness of the PHEV system for private buyers, suggesting tax benefits for company car users are the primary driver. Despite these reservations, the Q5 TFSIe provides a calm, comfortable, and stable driving experience, especially on country roads, with precise steering and a well-tuned suspension in auto mode. less

Porsche Macan vs Cayenne vs Taycan vs Panamera vs 911 vs 718 - The Best Porsche? All in One Video!

This comprehensive review pits six Porsche models against each other to determine the 'best'. The Porsche Macan GTS is highlighted for its c... moreompact size, comfort, and sportiness, though its high spec pricing can rival the Cayenne. The Cayenne Turbo GT is presented as a track-focused SUV with impressive performance but a less comfortable ride. The Taycan GTS is praised for its exhilarating EV performance, fast charging, and superior driving dynamics compared to the 911, with a notable mention of its animal-free interior option. The Panamera is criticized for its size and lack of comfort. For sports car enthusiasts, the 718 Boxster T is recommended for its pure driving experience and value. The 911 GT3 Touring is deemed overhyped, focusing more on heritage than superior performance against other models. Ultimately, the reviewer's personal picks lean towards simplicity: a base Macan or a Boxster T, or the Taycan for its modern EV approach. The Macan S is suggested as the best value Macan, recommending a base spec to avoid excessive costs. less

Lexus UX 300e EV Driving Review - How Good Is The First Electric Lexus?

The Lexus UX 300e is presented as Lexus's first all-electric offering, aiming to blend the brand's renowned reliability with EV technology. ... moreWhile it boasts Lexus's signature strong styling and a surprisingly sporty driving dynamic, particularly for a Lexus, it falls short in several key areas. The reviewer highlights a disappointing real-world range of approximately 250 km (150 miles), insufficient for a modern EV. Charging speeds are also a concern, with AC at 6.6 kW and DC at a mere 50 kW. The infotainment system, controlled by a frustrating touchpad, is a significant drawback. Rear seating is cramped, and the lack of a frunk further limits practicality. Despite its agile handling and engaging driving feel, which the reviewer praises as the sportiest Lexus experience to date, the UX 300e is best suited as a secondary, short-range city vehicle for existing Lexus owners who prioritize brand loyalty and reliability. Competitors like the Kia EV6, Tesla Model Y, and Ford Mustang Mach-E offer a more compelling overall package. less

2022 Lexus RX 450h F Sport Driving Review

The 2022 Lexus RX 450h F Sport is presented as a comfortable and reliable premium SUV, though it falls short in terms of driving dynamics compared to ... moreits German rivals. The F Sport trim offers a sportier aesthetic with unique styling cues and adaptive suspension, contributing to a generally pleasant ride. However, the reviewer notes that the seats, while comfortable, are not as superior as those found in the Lexus ES sedan. The interior, while featuring a new touchscreen, retains some dated elements and a confusing touchpad interface. Positives include a spacious trunk with electrically folding seats and Lexus's renowned reliability, which the reviewer highlights as a significant advantage for long-term ownership. Negatives include excessive beeping alerts, a less engaging driving experience than competitors, and an interior that feels somewhat old-fashioned despite the updates. The reviewer suggests the RX is a sensible choice for those prioritizing longevity over outright sportiness, contrasting it with the more dynamic but potentially less reliable German alternatives. less

Kia EV6 GT-Line Driving Review - Better Than Ioniq 5 or Even Best EV Overall?

The Kia EV6 GT-Line (RWD, 77 kWh) is presented as a compelling alternative to the Hyundai Ioniq 5, sharing the same platform but offering a distinct d... moreriving experience and styling. The reviewer highlights its sleek, sporty GT-Line design, particularly the rear light strip and adaptive door handles. Inside, the animal-free interior with microfiber seats is praised for comfort and sustainability, surpassing the Ioniq 5 in this regard. The dual-screen setup is functional, though the infotainment system is noted as slightly dated compared to rivals like Tesla and Ford. Driving dynamics are a strong point, with agile handling and a sporty feel, especially in Sport mode. However, the suspension is considered a touch too stiff, particularly on rougher surfaces, and the reviewer strongly advises opting for the 19-inch wheels for better comfort. While acceleration is more than adequate for the RWD version, the reviewer notes the AWD and GT versions offer significantly more power. Real-world range is respectable, with figures around 400 km (250 miles) achievable even in winter. Ultimately, the EV6 is positioned as a top contender in its segment, offering a more engaging drive and better noise insulation than the Ioniq 5, making it a preferred choice for those prioritizing driving dynamics and a quieter cabin, though the infotainment and suspension stiffness are minor drawbacks. less

The Next Mercedes EV with 1000 km 600 Miles Range! Mercedes EQXX Reveal

The Mercedes EQXX concept represents a significant leap forward in electric vehicle design, focusing heavily on extreme efficiency and sustainable mat... moreerials. The reviewer highlights its groundbreaking aerodynamic design, achieving a drag coefficient of 0.18, and a projected range of 1000 km (600 miles) with remarkable energy consumption. Key innovations include an active aerodynamic spoiler, a solar roof for supplemental range, and a one-piece bionic design for the lower body to save weight. The interior showcases a commitment to sustainability with vegan materials like cactus leather and mushroom-derived mycelium leather, alongside a massive 47.5-inch 8K MBUX screen. While the rear seats are noted as conceptual and space-limited, the overall impression is one of futuristic innovation. The reviewer emphasizes that many of these technologies, particularly the efficiency measures and sustainable interior, are expected to be integrated into future Mercedes production EVs. less

2022 Lexus ES 300h F Sport Review

The 2022 Lexus ES 300h F Sport offers a compelling blend of sophisticated styling, a comfortable and well-built interior, and the renowned reliability... more of Lexus hybrids. While it doesn't aim to be the sportiest in its class, often falling behind German rivals like the Audi A6, BMW 5-Series, and Mercedes E-Class in terms of agile handling and high-speed refinement, it excels in providing a smooth, comfortable, and economical driving experience. The F Sport trim adds a distinct visual flair with its aggressive styling and 19-inch wheels, complemented by a well-appointed interior featuring high-quality materials like the soft NuLuxe (or EquiLuxe/Tahara) upholstery. The hybrid drivetrain is a key selling point, delivering impressive fuel economy, particularly in city driving, though its performance is more focused on efficiency than outright speed. The reviewer highlights the car's excellent build quality, comfortable seating, and user-friendly controls, including physical buttons for essential functions. However, the infotainment system is noted as somewhat dated, and the driving dynamics, while competent, lack the sharp engagement of its German competitors. Ultimately, the ES 300h F Sport is presented as a sensible, reliable, and comfortable choice for those prioritizing long-term ownership and efficiency over sporty performance, especially when compared to its Toyota Camry sibling, which shares much of its technology at a lower price point. less

This 42 kWh Chinese PHEV SUV Conquers Germany! GWM WEY Coffee 01 Review (WEY Mocha)

The GWM WEY Coffee 01 presents a compelling, albeit unproven, challenger to established European premium SUVs. Its standout feature is the exceptional... morely large 42 kWh battery, enabling a claimed 150 km electric range, significantly exceeding most PHEV competitors. The vehicle boasts a powerful 460 hp AWD drivetrain, offering brisk acceleration. Inside, the cabin impresses with a spacious, modern design, extensive use of vegan materials, and a comprehensive suite of screens and features, including a large infotainment display and augmented reality HUD. The rear legroom is particularly generous. However, the reviewer notes the steering wheel's capacitive buttons and the infotainment system's occasional sluggishness. While the ride comfort is generally good on 21-inch wheels, the suspension could benefit from further tuning for a softer feel. The pricing, starting around €50,000 with most features included as standard, is highlighted as a significant competitive advantage over German rivals that often require costly option packages. The WEY Coffee 01 aims to offer a premium experience with a focus on electric driving and practicality, making it a noteworthy contender for buyers seeking value and range. less

Mercedes-AMG EQS 53 Driving Review With EV Boost

The Mercedes-AMG EQS 53 is presented as the brand's first all-electric AMG model, emphasizing performance with its "EV boost" and launc... moreh control capabilities. The review highlights its aggressive AMG styling, aerodynamic design, and impressive acceleration figures, achieving 0-60 mph in 3.4 seconds. The interior features the expansive Hyperscreen as standard, offering advanced MBUX infotainment, though the reviewer notes some usability challenges, particularly while driving. Comfort seats are available, but the reviewer expresses disappointment that animal-free options are not standard in the US market for this performance variant. The driving experience is praised for its agility, natural steering feel, and effective rear-axle steering, making the long and heavy vehicle feel surprisingly nimble. The air suspension provides a good balance between comfort and sportiness, even with the larger 22-inch wheels. However, the reviewer criticizes the "infotainment overload" and the complexity of the user interface. Real-world consumption was measured at approximately 33 kWh/100 miles (20 kWh/100 km), resulting in a range of about 330 miles (540 km), slightly less than the EQS 580. The reviewer also notes the prominent, and sometimes polarizing, artificial sound profiles designed to enhance the driving experience. less

Best EV? Tesla Model Y vs VW ID4 vs Ioniq 5 vs Audi Q4 vs Ford Mustang Mach-E vs Enyaq vs BMW iX3

The Tesla Model Y Long Range AWD is presented as a strong contender in the EV SUV comparison, praised for its impressive efficiency, spacious interior... more, and significantly improved chassis rigidity and build quality compared to earlier Tesla models. The reviewer highlights its "aluminum chassis" and "So-Cal Giga casting" as key advancements. Driving dynamics are described as fun and sporty, with precise steering and strong acceleration, making it feel like an "aluminum gokart." However, the review points out several significant drawbacks: the suspension is deemed too harsh and a "weakness," especially on uneven roads, and the lack of digital instruments or a head-up display is a notable omission for a premium vehicle. While the infotainment system is considered superior to competitors, the reviewer notes that the overall premium feel is hampered by the suspension, lack of ambient lighting, and the tailgate closing sound. Despite these criticisms, the Model Y's efficiency, practicality, and driving fun make it a compelling, albeit polarizing, option, with the reviewer suggesting its advantages become more apparent with longer use. less

Hyundai Ioniq 5 AWD Review with German Autobahn

The Hyundai Ioniq 5 AWD is praised for its striking retro-modern design, which stands out significantly from competitors. The interior is noted for it... mores spaciousness, futuristic aesthetic, and unique 'Zero Gravity' lounge seats, although the use of animal skin in European models is questioned for sustainability. Driving dynamics are described as sporty and fun, with excellent handling and responsive acceleration, particularly in Sport mode. The all-wheel-drive system provides a spontaneous and engaging driving experience. However, the reviewer highlights significant drawbacks: energy consumption is not optimal at higher speeds compared to rivals like the Tesla Model Y and Ford Mustang Mach-E. The fast-charging capability, while theoretically high due to the 800-volt architecture, is only effective when the battery is preheated, making it less advantageous in colder conditions or after moderate driving. The lane-keeping assist system is deemed highly irritating and unreliable, even worse than Tesla's Autopilot, which is also criticized. The reviewer concludes that while it's a very good EV, it falls slightly short of being the best, with the Kia EV6 being a close competitor offering similar technology with a slightly better user interface and trunk space. less

Porsche Taycan GTS with Taycan Sport Turismo Racetrack Review

The Porsche Taycan GTS, presented in both its sedan and new Sport Turismo (wagon) body styles, is reviewed as the sportiest model in the Taycan lineup... more, positioned between the 4S and Turbo variants. The GTS distinguishes itself with a darker aesthetic, standard Matrix LED headlights, and optional carbon-ceramic brakes. The Sport Turismo variant offers a practical advantage with its increased trunk space (450 liters, expandable to 1210 liters with seats folded) and easier loading compared to the sedan, though the sedan is noted for its more traditional, aesthetically pleasing roofline. Interior highlights include extensive Alcantara trim, a standard stiffer air suspension, and an optional electrochromatic panoramic roof offering a unique electronic shading feature. Performance figures boast 600 horsepower and 850 Nm of torque, with a 0-100 km/h time of 3.7 seconds. On the racetrack, the GTS impresses with its performance and handling, aided by a lower center of gravity and a stiffer suspension setup, though its considerable weight is a factor in dynamic driving. The reviewer notes that while the GTS is software-tuned down from the Turbo/Turbo S, its driving dynamics are exceptional, making it a compelling, albeit expensive, choice for performance EV enthusiasts. less

All-New 2022 Range Rover Review L460 - Still a Luxury SUV King?

The 2022 Range Rover L460 marks a significant evolution for the iconic luxury SUV, emphasizing a cleaner design and enhanced technology. The reviewer ... morehighlights the stiffer chassis, standard rear-axle steering, and optional 23-inch wheels as key improvements for driving dynamics and aesthetics. Inside, the introduction of an animal-leather-free interior with "Ultrafabrics" and "Quadratic fabrics" is praised as a progressive step towards sustainability, offering a premium feel comparable to traditional leather. The cockpit features impressive dual screens (13.7-inch infotainment and 13.1-inch digital instruments) with a responsive interface. Notable features include the optional head-up display, a panoramic roof, and the highly configurable "executive seating" in the rear, offering exceptional comfort. The split tailgate with the "tailgate event suite" remains a practical and unique selling point. Engine options include petrol, diesel, and a plug-in hybrid, with an all-electric version slated for 2024. While the reviewer appreciates the overall refinement and luxury, the voice command system and the complexity of some electronic functions are noted as areas for improvement. The SV trim, with its bespoke options, contributes to a substantial price point of around 160,000 euros. less

Best BMW SUV Comparison: X1 vs X2 vs X3 vs X4 vs X5 vs X6 vs X7 vs iX

This video provides a comprehensive overview of BMW's X-series SUV lineup, focusing on the X1 and X2 compact models. The X1 is presented as a pra... morectical, spacious option, particularly the plug-in hybrid variant (25e), which offers a good balance of electric and combustion power, though its rear headroom is slightly compromised by the battery. The X2, especially the M35i trim, is highlighted for its sportier, crossover-like styling and performance, with the adaptive suspension being a recommended option over the stiffer M Sport setup. Both models are noted for their premium interiors and driving dynamics, though the X2's rear legroom is slightly less than the X1's. The reviewer emphasizes the distinct positioning of each model within the compact SUV/crossover segment. less

Mercedes EQB 350 AWD Driving Review New 7-Seater EV SUV

The Mercedes EQB 350 AWD is presented as a practical, premium 7-seater electric SUV, leveraging the GLB platform. The reviewer highlights its familiar... more Mercedes interior design, featuring dual 10.25-inch screens, a head-up display, and a well-integrated MBUX infotainment system with useful EQ-specific menus and smart navigation. The driving experience on the highway is described as comfortable and quiet, aided by a suite of assistance systems and a sophisticated "electric intelligence" system that optimizes range by considering factors like temperature, topography, and charging stops. The AWD system and low center of gravity contribute to composed handling, even on winding roads, with good traction and acceleration from the dual motors. However, compromises are noted: the third row is very tight, suitable only for children for short distances, and the raised floor in the second row impacts under-thigh support. Real-world efficiency is a concern, with the reviewer achieving 26.2 kWh/100km in eco mode, which is deemed not as high as competitors like the Tesla Model Y. Despite this, the premium badge, advanced technology, and overall well-packaged product are seen as significant advantages. less

Polestar 2 FWD Single Motor Review - Best Choice For This EV?

The Polestar 2 FWD Single Motor is presented as a compelling entry-level EV, particularly when optioned with the larger battery. The reviewer highligh... morets its attractive design, practical fastback hatch with ample cargo space, and a well-built interior featuring comfortable, breathable fabric seats. The Android-based infotainment system is praised for its functionality, though responsiveness can depend on connectivity. While the single motor offers sufficient acceleration for most daily driving needs and better efficiency, it lacks the punch of the AWD version and can exhibit front-wheel spin under hard acceleration on wet surfaces. The reviewer strongly recommends opting for the 19-inch wheels with the standard suspension over the performance pack for a significantly more comfortable ride, striking a good balance between sportiness and comfort. The reviewer suggests the 'Plus Package' for those desiring premium features like a panoramic roof and upgraded seats, but advises against the performance pack for its harsh ride quality. Overall, the FWD Single Motor with the big battery and standard suspension is deemed the best value proposition. less

All-New VW Multivan T7 Driving Review 2022 Volkswagen Microbus PHEV

The VW Multivan T7 represents a significant shift towards a more passenger-car-like experience, moving away from its commercial roots. The "Energ... moreetic" trim level, highlighted in the review, offers a premium feel with features like LED Matrix lamps and 18-inch wheels. Interior flexibility is a major strength, with easily removable seats and a versatile rail system allowing for various configurations, from maximizing cargo space to creating a lounge-like environment. The plug-in hybrid drivetrain is praised for its efficiency, particularly for company car tax benefits in Germany, achieving a commendable 5.5 liters/100km on the motorway. However, the reviewer notes the hybrid's performance can feel strained under hard acceleration at higher speeds, suggesting pure petrol engines might offer a better driving experience for performance enthusiasts. The infotainment system, while improved, still presents usability challenges, particularly with its non-backlit sliders and occasional sluggishness. Despite these minor drawbacks, the T7 is lauded for its vastly improved driving dynamics compared to its predecessor, offering a more modern, agile, and comfortable ride, making it a compelling option for family travel. less

New BMW X3 Facelift (M-Sport) Review 2022 - Still The Most Important BMW!

The 2022 BMW X3 facelift, particularly in the M-Sport trim, continues to solidify its position as a crucial model for BMW. The review highlights signi... moreficant updates to the exterior, including a more prominent grille, flatter headlamps, and a redesigned rear with distinct M-Sport styling. Inside, the X3 boasts a clean design with a user-friendly interface, featuring a mix of modern OS7 infotainment and essential physical controls, which the reviewer praises. New standard Sensatec perforated seats offer excellent comfort and a premium feel, rivaling traditional leather. The driving experience is described as well-balanced, with the M-Sport suspension providing a good blend of sportiness and comfort, especially notable in the adaptive setup. The reviewer commends the refined diesel engine for its power, sound, and efficiency, while also praising the advanced driver assistance systems for their reliability and effectiveness, even rating them above Tesla's. Despite minor supply chain issues affecting specific options, the X3's overall package of practicality, comfort, and driving dynamics makes it a highly recommended choice. less

Audi Q4 E-Tron 50 AWD vs VW ID4 GTX Mid-Size EV SUV Comparison Review

The Audi Q4 e-tron 50 AWD is declared the clear winner over the VW ID.4 GTX in this comparison. While both vehicles share the same MEB platform and of... morefer comparable acceleration and range (around 400 km/250 miles), the Audi excels in several key areas. The reviewer praises the Q4 e-tron's more modern and spectacular exterior design, superior interior user interface with physical climate controls and better-integrated digital instruments, and significantly quieter cabin, especially at higher speeds. The driving dynamics are also highlighted as more refined and premium in the Audi, with precise steering and a more settled feel. The ID.4 GTX, despite its good handling and sporty seats, is criticized for its less intuitive infotainment system, capacitive button frustrations, and a noisier interior. The reviewer notes that while the hardware is similar, the Audi's execution, particularly in user experience and refinement, justifies its higher price point, making it the preferred choice for those who can afford the premium. less

Ford Mustang Mach-E GT Performance Review - My New Favorite EV

The Ford Mustang Mach-E GT Performance is lauded as a "favorite EV" by the reviewer, Thomas. He highlights its striking "Grabber Blue&q... moreuot; exterior, sporty design, and standard 20-inch wheels with Brembo brakes. The interior receives praise for its premium feel, vegan materials, and clear 10.2-inch digital instrument cluster, though the steering wheel buttons are noted as a minor detraction. Seating comfort is generally good, but taller individuals might find the GT sport seats slightly restrictive. The 15.5-inch infotainment system is considered one of the best from Ford, offering fast performance and good usability, with Apple CarPlay/Android Auto integration. Driving dynamics are a strong point, with the adaptive suspension providing a sporty yet comfortable ride, and the "Untamed" mode delivering exhilarating acceleration. Real-world range is estimated at around 440 km (270 miles) from the 88 kWh battery, which is deemed decent. The unique "frunk" with a drainable ice chest feature is a fun, albeit niche, addition. Overall, the GT Performance is presented as a compelling, fun-to-drive electric SUV that successfully blends performance with modern technology. less

Skoda Enyaq SportLine 80x AWD Driving Review EV SUV

The Skoda Enyaq SportLine 80x AWD is presented as a highly capable and versatile electric SUV. The reviewer highlights its sporty exterior design, par... moreticularly with the optional illuminated grille and the 'Race Blue' color. Inside, the SportLine trim offers comfortable and supportive seats, a well-appointed interior with quality materials, and a spacious cabin suitable for five adults. The panoramic roof, which can be opened, is a notable feature. Driving dynamics are praised, with the AWD system providing strong acceleration and agile handling, even on the optional 21-inch wheels. The adaptive suspension (DCC) is a significant plus, allowing for fine-tuning of ride comfort and sportiness. The reviewer notes that while the infotainment system and controls are functional, they are not class-leading, and the capacitive sliders are a minor annoyance. Real-world range is estimated at around 400 km (250 miles) with an average consumption of 19-20 kWh/100km, though top-speed consumption can reach 40 kWh/100km. The vehicle's top speed is limited to 160 km/h (100 mph), which the reviewer finds restrictive for some markets. Overall, the Enyaq SportLine 80x is deemed a very decent and practical package, offering a sporty yet comfortable driving experience that rivals combustion engine counterparts. less

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