EV Buyer's Guide is a dedicated channel for enthusiasts and prospective buyers of electric, hydrogen, and plug-in hybrid vehicles. This distributor delves into the latest advancements and practical considerations surrounding new cars, trucks, and SUVs that are at the forefront of automotive innovation.
Specializing in comprehensive reviews and analyses, EV Buyer's Guide provides in-depth looks at models like the Ford Mach-E, Rivian, Volvo's T8 Plug-In Hybrid system, Kia's 2023 Sportage Plug-In Hybrid, and the 2023 Lincoln Aviator Plug-In Hybrid. The channel aims to equip viewers with the knowledge needed to navigate the evolving landscape of sustainable transportation.
Specializing in comprehensive reviews and analyses, EV Buyer's Guide provides in-depth looks at models like the Ford Mach-E, Rivian, Volvo's T8 Plug-In Hybrid system, Kia's 2023 Sportage Plug-In Hybrid, and the 2023 Lincoln Aviator Plug-In Hybrid. The channel aims to equip viewers with the knowledge needed to navigate the evolving landscape of sustainable transportation.
Mach-E Update and Goodbye After 10,000 Miles
After a year and 10,000 miles, the 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E proves to be an impressive EV, largely living up to its "Tesla competitor" billing. The reviewer praises its attractive design, comfortable and spacious interior with ample headroom, and excellent storage solutions. The integrated naviga...
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Chevy Silverado EV RST 2024/25 | The Ultimate Truck?
The 2024 Chevrolet Silverado EV RST is presented as a highly capable, albeit large, electric truck that departs significantly from its gasoline predec... moreessors. The reviewer highlights its impressive 440-mile estimated range, powerful 754 hp dual-motor setup with a 'WOW' mode, and innovative features like the multi-flex tailgate and midgate, which significantly enhance its utility and cargo capacity. The interior is noted for its spaciousness and the large 17-inch infotainment screen powered by Google, though the reviewer found the seats lacking in leg support and wished for more physical climate controls. On the road, the Silverado EV RST offers a comfortable ride thanks to its air suspension, but its handling is described as less agile, more suited for open-road cruising than spirited driving. A key drawback identified is its efficiency, averaging just under 2 miles per kWh in cold weather, though the large battery mitigates this for long trips. The reviewer also points out the high curb weight and the truck's significant dimensions as factors to consider. While acknowledging its premium price, the Silverado EV RST is positioned as a strong contender in the electric truck market, particularly for those prioritizing range, utility, and a comfortable, quiet driving experience over outright sportiness. less
Nissan & Porsche's Two-Port Charging Explained (NACS & J1772 At The Same Time?)
The video delves into the complexities of EV charging ports, specifically examining Nissan's dual-port approach on the Leaf and its implications ... morefor the broader adoption of the NACS (J3400) standard. The reviewer highlights that while Nissan's solution of having separate AC (J1772) and DC (NACS) ports is a practical step, it falls short by not enabling AC charging on the NACS port. This limitation is attributed to cost and development time, as manufacturers like Porsche also opt for DC-only NACS ports for the North American market. The review emphasizes the continued relevance of the J1772 standard for AC charging due to its widespread availability, significantly outnumbering Tesla destination chargers. Conversely, for DC fast charging, the NACS network, particularly Tesla's Superchargers, offers superior reliability and coverage for long-distance travel, though compatibility issues with older Tesla V1/V2 stations remain a concern for non-Tesla vehicles. The video also touches upon the technical reasons behind these design choices, including the support for 277V charging and the onboard charger's ability to handle AC/DC power, ultimately concluding that while the transition to NACS is underway, a hybrid approach with separate AC and DC ports, ideally with AC capability on the NACS port, would be the most beneficial for consumers. less
2025 Honda Prologue Review | Chevy's Best EV Is... A Honda?
The 2025 Honda Prologue, while sharing significant underpinnings with the Chevrolet Blazer EV, carves out its own identity with a more appealing exter... moreior design and the inclusion of essential Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration, a notable omission in its GM counterpart. The reviewer highlights the Prologue's comfortable ride, well-managed handling (rated B+), and quiet cabin, making it a strong contender for road trips. However, its substantial weight impacts braking performance and acceleration, with 0-60 taking just under 6.7 seconds and a 60-0 mph stop requiring 125 feet. Real-world efficiency is a concern, averaging 2.7 miles per kWh, particularly in adverse weather, and its 150 kW DC fast charging is considered a minimum standard rather than a competitive advantage. Despite these drawbacks, the Prologue's refined aesthetics, practical interior, and the crucial smartphone integration make it a compelling, albeit slightly compromised, option for those seeking a Honda-badged electric SUV. less
2025 Audi Q8 E-Tron Review
The 2025 Audi Q8 e-tron is presented as a comfortable, refined, and spacious luxury EV, offering a distinct alternative to Tesla's sportier offer... moreings. The reviewer highlights its traditional Audi design language, comfortable ride thanks to adaptive air suspension, and generous interior space, particularly in the rear seats and cargo area. A unique feature noted is the inclusion of a spare tire, which impacts cargo volume but adds practicality. The reviewer praises its familiar interior layout for existing Audi owners, making the transition to electric seamless. However, performance is described as adequate rather than exhilarating, with acceleration that is smooth but not neck-snapping, especially compared to the more potent SQ8 variant. Efficiency is also noted as lower than some competitors due to its size and design. While the Q8 e-tron is acknowledged as a quality product, its position at the end of its lifecycle and the emergence of newer competitors like the Polestar 3 are discussed, with the Polestar 3 being a preferred choice for some due to its style and driving dynamics, despite a higher lease cost. less
2025 Cadillac Lyriq vs 2025 Chevy Blazer EV
This video presents a comparative analysis between the 2025 Cadillac Lyriq and the 2025 Chevrolet Blazer EV, exploring whether the premium price of th... moree Lyriq justifies its advantages over the more affordable Blazer EV. The review highlights differences in feature sets, styling, and available options, suggesting these areas create a more significant divergence than power and range alone. While the video aims to let the viewer decide which vehicle is superior, it delves into specific aspects such as front-end styling, dimensions, powertrains, EV features, seating, interior volume, and infotainment systems. The detailed interior comparisons of both the Lyriq and the Blazer EV are a key focus, offering a comprehensive look at the user experience within each vehicle. less
2025 RS E-Tron GT Performance Review | A Taycan By Another Name Is Just As Sweet
The 2025 Audi RS e-tron GT Performance is presented as a significant evolution, boasting up to 912 horsepower and a blistering 0-60 mph time of 2.24 s... moreeconds (including a 1-foot rollout), surpassing Audi's claims. The review highlights its sophisticated 800-volt architecture, enabling rapid charging (10-80% in 18 minutes) and a claimed 300-mile range, though real-world efficiency averaged a less impressive 1.8 miles per kWh during spirited driving. Key improvements include a new rear motor, enhanced battery cooling, and a refined two-speed transmission. The interior receives praise for its elegant design and the welcome return of physical HVAC controls, though optional forged carbon fiber accents are deemed a questionable aesthetic choice. While the ride is remarkably compliant for a performance EV, especially with the optional hydraulic suspension, the reviewer notes a slight "soulless" feel compared to combustion engines. The car is positioned as a premium, albeit expensive, alternative to the Porsche Taycan, offering a compelling blend of blistering acceleration, comfortable ride, and striking design, though rear-seat space is compromised by its sporty silhouette. less
2025 Hyundai Casper Electric | Just Out Of Reach
The Hyundai Casper Electric (also known as the Inster) presents a compelling case as an affordable, practical city EV, but unfortunately, it's un... morelikely to reach North American shores. The reviewer highlights its surprisingly spacious interior for its small footprint, comfortable ride quality significantly better than competitors like the Fiat 500e, and efficient energy consumption (averaging 4.1 miles/kWh). Key features like the fold-flat passenger seat and a usable cargo area with underfloor storage are praised. However, its performance is described as 'glacial,' with a 0-60 mph time of 10.5 seconds and a modest range estimated around 180 miles EPA. The reviewer criticizes the abundance of hard plastics in the interior but acknowledges the retention of physical climate controls. Ultimately, the Casper Electric is deemed a capable and affordable city car that doesn't feel like a 'compliance car,' but Hyundai's strategic decisions mean US buyers will likely miss out. less
Friday Night Live!
This episode of 'Friday Night Live!' features a lively discussion among the hosts covering a range of automotive topics. Key points include ... morethe unusual practice of vehicles going on sale before official reviews, the technical distinctions between PHEVs and EREVs, and speculation about potential mergers or acquisitions involving Nissan. The hosts also delve into the upcoming Hyundai Ioniq 9 and Kia EV4, discussing their potential styling and market positioning. A significant portion of the conversation revolves around battery technology, particularly solid-state batteries, their benefits, and potential drawbacks like cost and warranty concerns. The episode concludes with a debate on battery swapping and subscription models for vehicle components, with the hosts expressing skepticism about the latter. less
A Different Kind of Sleeper | 2024/2025 Nissan Ariya Review
The 2024/2025 Nissan Ariya is presented as a subtly elegant electric crossover with a standout design, particularly noted for its V-grille and illumin... moreated logo. While praised for its comfortable interior, sophisticated minimalist aesthetic, and a remarkably smooth ride (rated an A), the review highlights significant drawbacks. The reviewer found the cargo space to be surprisingly limited due to a high load floor and sloping roofline, and expressed disappointment with the charging speeds, deeming the 130 kW DC fast charging and 7.2 kW Level 2 charging as lackluster and outdated. Headroom in both front and rear seats is also a concern for taller individuals. The ProPilot Assist 2.0 system is criticized for its inconsistent performance and tendency to cause motion sickness. Despite these shortcomings, the reviewer appreciates the Ariya's unique interior options, like the blue and bronze accents, and its comfortable cruising nature, positioning it as a strong contender for around-town driving or shorter trips, but not ideal for extensive road-tripping due to range and charging limitations. less
Friday Nights Live
In this episode of 'Friday Nights Live,' hosts Alex and Travis delve into various automotive topics, including the Volkswagen ID. Buzz, the ... moreevolving role of auto shows, and the pricing strategies of electric vehicles like the Rivian R2. They discuss the challenges of jump-starting heavy equipment in cold weather and the importance of battery tenders. A significant portion of the discussion revolves around the perceived differences in hybrid systems between Hyundai/Kia and Toyota, with a detailed explanation of their respective approaches to efficiency and power delivery. The hosts also explore the remarkable rise of Hyundai and Kia in the automotive market, attributing it to strategic investment, platform sharing, and a willingness to compete internally. The conversation touches upon the Defender's place in the market against rivals like the R1S and Land Cruiser, highlighting the Defender's body-on-frame construction versus competitors' approaches. Finally, they debate the aesthetic and safety implications of turn signal colors (red vs. amber) and touch upon the complexities of EV tax credits and the leasing loophole. The review highlights the hosts' ability to dissect technical details and market trends, offering a comprehensive overview for viewers interested in the current automotive landscape. less
A Wagoneer Worth Waiting For? 2024 Jeep Wagoneer S
The 2024 Jeep Wagoneer S marks Jeep's significant entry into the North American EV market, presenting a compelling, albeit premium, package. Revi... moreewers highlight its striking exterior design, which is the sleekest Jeep to date, and a luxurious interior that rivals competitors like the Cadillac Lyriq, featuring high-quality materials, extensive soft-touch surfaces, and advanced tech like a panoramic sunroof and massaging seats. Performance is strong, with 600 horsepower enabling a quick 0-60 mph time, though the launch edition's eco-focused tires slightly hamper acceleration and braking. Real-world efficiency is impressive, often exceeding 3 miles per kWh, and the EPA-rated 303 miles of range is considered adequate for most journeys, though highway range will be less. Cargo space is reasonable, with a usable frunk, but the sloping roofline impacts rear headroom for taller passengers. A key drawback is the lack of adjustable air suspension and the multi-use platform's limitations. While it offers Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, it lacks advanced hands-free driving assist and over-the-air update capabilities seen in some rivals. Priced around $72,000-$74,000 for the launch trim, it positions itself as a premium offering, with future, less expensive variants anticipated. less
Friday Nights Live
This episode of 'Friday Nights Live' features a lively discussion on various automotive news and listener questions. The hosts express skept... moreicism regarding the production viability of Honda's 'Zero Series' sedan concept, finding its design peculiar and unconventional compared to the SUV variant. They also delve into the naming conventions and existence of the Wagoneer and Wagoneer S, questioning the rationale behind the branding. A significant portion of the discussion revolves around EV charging standards, particularly the NACS and J3400, and the differences between North American and European standards. The hosts also touch upon the interior quality of the Lexus GX and LX, the EV strategies of Hyundai/Kia versus GM, and the capabilities of Toyota's e-all-wheel-drive system. Finally, they offer opinions on the BMW X3 redesign and the Tesla Model Y Juniper refresh, with mixed reactions to the new styling elements. less
1 Year With Only 1 Option | 1 Year Review of the Tesla Model 3
After a year and nearly 22,500 miles, the reviewer finds the Tesla Model 3 Standard Range RWD to be a compelling choice, particularly due to its affor... moredability, enhanced by a federal tax credit that brought the price below $39,000. The car is praised for its efficiency, achieving 4.4 miles per kWh, significantly exceeding the EPA estimate, and its access to the Supercharger network, despite the smaller battery's slower charging speeds (170 kW max). Practicality is highlighted, with ample storage in the trunk and frunk, and a comfortable, adjustable driving position, though the fixed headrests are a minor drawback. The reviewer appreciates the lower seating position compared to newer models. Downsides include the lack of Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, a less refined infotainment system for climate control, and particularly the poor performance of the windshield wipers and cabin noise. Battery degradation was minimal, losing only 3% over the year. Ultimately, the reviewer would repurchase this specific configuration, though they express a strong desire for a hatchback body style and would have opted for an upgraded sound system and fog lights if bundled with a larger battery and dual motors, which were deemed unnecessary for their needs. less
More Trims For More Shoppers | 2025 GMC Sierra EV Denali
The 2025 GMC Sierra EV Denali presents itself as a practical and efficient alternative to the Hummer EV, offering a compelling blend of range, utility... more, and distinct styling. The reviewer highlights its significantly larger battery pack (205 kWh) enabling an impressive estimated 460 miles of range, a key advantage over competitors like the Cybertruck. The innovative midgate feature, allowing for nearly 11-foot cargo capacity, is lauded as a standout utility feature, alongside the practical MultiPro tailgate. Inside, the Denali trim boasts a premium, SUV-like interior with real wood trim and a massive touchscreen, though the reviewer expresses strong disappointment over the lack of Apple CarPlay support, attributing it to GM's desire to collect charging data. While the ride is comfortable thanks to adaptive air suspension, the dedicated EV platform results in unique bed dimensions incompatible with traditional accessories. Despite its strengths, the high starting price of $92,000 positions it as a premium offering, with the reviewer suggesting that for some, a smaller, less expensive, and quicker vehicle like the Rivian R1T might be a more suitable choice. less
Friday Nights Live With Alex & Nick
This live show delves into the polarizing design of the new Kia Tasmin truck, with hosts Alex and Nick expressing mixed feelings. While acknowledging ... moreits "fugly" front end, they also note its "interesting" and "almost so ugly it's cool" aesthetic, particularly appreciating the standard cab and rear design. The Tasmin is highlighted as a unique, body-on-frame truck platform, distinct from the Santa Cruz, boasting impressive towing (over 7,700 lbs) and payload (nearly 2,600 lbs) figures, with a 2.5L turbo engine producing 311 lb-ft of torque. The discussion also touches on Kia and Hyundai's broader styling shifts, the potential for the Tasmin to age poorly, and its competitive positioning against American body-on-frame trucks. Other topics include the refreshed Highlander (Kuger), the polarizing Santa Fe, the Scout EV brand's direct sales model, and a comparison of Nissan Versa vs. Toyota Corolla. less
Ford Lightning Supercharger Test: Does The NACS Adapter Fix Everything?
This video tests the Ford F-150 Lightning's ability to charge at Tesla Supercharger stations using Ford's official NACS to CCS adapter. The ... morereviewer found that while the adapter enables charging, it doesn't increase charging speed. Reliability appears to be improved compared to some CCS stations, and Tesla's network offers better-located and maintained chargers. However, cable length can be an issue at V3 stations, and the onboard navigation doesn't always prioritize Tesla stops. The reviewer also notes that the official adapter feels less robust than some third-party alternatives, though it avoids potential warranty issues. Ultimately, charging at Tesla stations with the adapter is feasible, especially at newer V4 stations with longer cables, but it comes with practical considerations regarding parking and adapter quality. less
Cute Enough For Your Cash? 2024 Fiat 500e Review
The 2024 Fiat 500e is presented as a stylish, compact electric city car with significant Italian flair. The reviewer highlights its "cute bubbly ... morelook," unique "divorced headlight" design, and compact dimensions, making it exceptionally easy to park and maneuver in urban environments. While praised for its efficiency and surprisingly good range for its size (around 150 miles estimated, with the reviewer achieving closer to 130 mpge), the car faces criticism for its high price point, lack of interior adjustability (manual seats, no lumbar support, manual steering wheel adjustment), and slow charging capability (peaking at 85 kW, often hovering around 38 kW). The reviewer notes that while it's a dedicated city car, its suitability for road trips is questionable due to charging limitations. Comparatively, the Fiat 500e is pitted against the Mini Electric, with the reviewer ultimately leaning towards the Mini for its greater versatility, more usable space, and more engaging driving dynamics, despite the Fiat offering better range and faster charging on paper. The lack of a convertible option in the US market is also noted as a significant drawback compared to its European counterpart. less
EV Tax Credits - Every 2024/2025 EV & PHEV That Qualifies and How It Works
This video provides a comprehensive overview of the 2024/2025 EV and PHEV federal tax credits, detailing which vehicles qualify and the intricacies of... more the program. The reviewer highlights a significantly reduced list of eligible vehicles for the full $7,500 credit, including models like the Acura ZDX, Cadillac Lyriq, Blazer EV, Equinox EV, Silverado EV, Ford F-150 Lightning, Honda Prologue, and specific trims of the Tesla Model 3, Model Y, and Model X. Notably, the Mustang Mach-E and higher trims/variants of Tesla models are excluded due to price caps or sourcing issues. A smaller list qualifies for half the credit, featuring the Nissan Leaf, Rivian R1S/R1T, and several plug-in hybrids like the Chrysler Pacifica, Audi Q5 PHEV, Ford Escape PHEV, Grand Cherokee PHEV, Wrangler PHEV, and Lincoln Corsair PHEV. The video emphasizes the crucial role of Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) limits and the shift to a point-of-sale tax credit, which offers flexibility in using current or prior year AGI but carries the risk of repayment if eligibility changes. It also touches upon the complex battery sourcing and assembly requirements, predicting future eligibility for models like the Kia EV9 and Hyundai Ioniq 7 due to relocated production. The reviewer points out that leasing offers an indirect benefit through the leasing company, often resulting in attractive deals, but cautions that not all companies pass this saving to the consumer. The video concludes by noting the legislation's success in incentivizing North American production, particularly benefiting Tesla and General Motors, while also impacting foreign manufacturers' strategies. less
Is This The Best 4 Series? | 2024 BMW i4 Review
The 2024 BMW i4, based on the 4 Series Gran Coupe, is reviewed as a compelling, albeit not entirely dedicated, electric sedan. The M50 trim, with its ... moreperformance wheel package, offers exhilarating acceleration (0-60 in under 3.5 seconds) and impressive handling, earning an 'A' for cornering grip. However, this performance comes at the cost of ride comfort, rated an 'A-', with the 20-inch wheels and low-profile tires making the ride noticeably firm, especially in Sport mode. While the interior styling is conventional BMW, it lacks the spaciousness of dedicated EV platforms, particularly in the rear seats and center console storage. The cargo area, benefiting from a liftgate, is practical. The reviewer highlights the i4's quiet cabin compared to competitors and its decent, though impacted by wheel choice, efficiency. The M50 trim is praised for its engaging driving experience, contrasting with more comfort-focused EVs, but the reviewer notes that the Tesla Model 3 offers better value and more interior space due to its ground-up EV design. Ultimately, the i4 is seen as a strong contender for those prioritizing a traditional BMW driving feel in an electric package, especially when customized, though it faces stiff competition from more purpose-built EVs. less
Does the 2024 Hyundai Ioniq 5 Do It All? Review
The 2024 Hyundai Ioniq 5 is presented as a compelling electric crossover that blends retro-futuristic styling with modern technology and practicality.... more The reviewer highlights its spacious interior, comfortable ride, and impressive charging capabilities, noting it as one of the fastest-charging EVs available. While acknowledging the lack of significant updates for 2024, the vehicle is praised for its well-managed body control and quiet cabin, making it suitable for daily commutes and road trips. However, the reviewer points out that efficiency could be better compared to some rivals, and while handling is competent, it lacks the sportiness of performance-oriented models, with a tendency for more body roll. The interior's dual-screen setup and button layout are noted as conventional but functional, with the inclusion of wired Apple CarPlay and Android Auto being a significant plus. Overall, the Ioniq 5 is deemed a practical, fun-to-drive, and comfortable option at an affordable price, though it's not the performance king of the segment. less
Slow Charging EVs Need Fast Chargers Too? Why Some Ultium EVs Will Be Hogging The 350s
This video delves into the complexities of DC fast charging, specifically highlighting why certain EVs, like the Chevrolet Blazer EV, Equinox EV, Cadi... morellac Optiq, and Honda Prologue, struggle to utilize the full potential of high-power 350 kW chargers. The core issue identified is the lower voltage architecture (around 290-355V) of these Ultium-based vehicles, which limits their charging speed even when connected to a 150 kW or 350 kW station. The reviewer explains the voltage-current relationship, illustrating that while these stations can deliver high amperage, the vehicle's lower voltage capacity restricts the power intake, resulting in significantly longer charging times (up to 28 minutes longer from 10% to 80% compared to a 350 kW station). The video contrasts this with 800V architectures found in other EVs, which can leverage higher voltages for faster charging. The reviewer advocates for better charging etiquette and suggests that charging networks could potentially guide lower-voltage EVs to appropriate stalls to optimize charger availability. less
Friday Live Show
The hosts discuss their recent acquisition of a Chevrolet Blazer EV, highlighting a surprisingly affordable single-pay lease deal that was even put on... more a credit card for cashback. The purchasing process through Chevrolet's website is praised for its ease and similarity to a Tesla experience, despite a minor hiccup with corporate purchasing. Real-world range is noted as being less than the EPA estimate, with practical charging stops needed every 150-160 miles. The review touches on issues with DC fast charger reliability and overheating in extreme temperatures, as well as the charging speed limitations based on charger output and the Blazer EV's battery size. The base trim is confirmed to lack ventilated seats and dual-zone climate control, which are optional on higher trims. The discussion also briefly covers the Fiat 500e's range limitations on a road trip and the ongoing debate about the necessity of 150kW charging stations. less
Friday Night Live Show: Elon, Jeep's Future, Reliability Crisis, Hybrids On The Horizon
This episode of Auto Buyers Guide's Friday Night Live features a lively discussion covering Jeep's ambitious future product plans, including... more a new sub-$25,000 Renegade and multiple EVs and plug-in hybrids by 2027. The hosts express surprise at Jeep's aggressive electrification strategy. They also delve into the significant sales decline for Subaru's WRX and BRZ, questioning the sedan-only WRX strategy and the lack of an STI variant. The conversation touches on Elon Musk's reinstated $45 billion compensation package, emphasizing that it's stock-based and shareholder-approved. The panel also debates the financial health of Stellantis, highlighting its strong profitability and cash reserves despite perceived product missteps. The discussion concludes with insights on vehicle design inspiration, potential Nissan V6 engine applications, the surprising results of recent GM/Ford SUV crash tests, the absence of hybrid options in new GM SUVs, and the ongoing debate about EV adoption hurdles, with a focus on home charging being the primary method for new car buyers. less
Friday Live Show
This "Friday Live Show" covers a wide array of automotive topics, with a strong focus on electric vehicles and consumer concerns. The host a... moreddresses questions ranging from the Honda Civic Hybrid and the Ineos Grenadier's leak fix to the controversial removal of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto from GM's electric vehicles, explaining GM's motivation to capture navigation data for subscription services. The discussion also delves into the Kia Carnival's refresh, the potential of the Chevrolet Equinox EV as an affordable option, and the complexities of EV tax credits, particularly the "lease loophole." The host expresses skepticism about Ford's immediate ability to catch Tesla, favoring the Hyundai-Kia conglomerate due to their product pipeline and North American manufacturing plans. Concerns about EV adoption in the US are attributed to fear-mongering and a lack of understanding, with a call for employers to facilitate workplace charging. The show also touches on the Canadian EV market, the rationale behind lower-mounted rear turn signals, and the nuances of hybrid versus EV ownership and maintenance costs. less