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The picture would of course look very different if manufacturers had chosen to make smaller inexpensive electric sedans.
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Mind sharing? lol. I'm looking to upgrade my hybrid in the near future, and hoping to go EV.
Requirements are basically:
The Hyundai Ionic 6, the new model if you like buttons.
Polestar 2, but it doesn't have many buttons.
A used BMW or Mercedes, they are too expensive new but you may be able to find a used one in your budget.
The Nissan Leaf, technically not a sedan but it's very efficient.
The Volkswagen ID.7, no price announced yet but it might be too expensive
Prob the Ionic 6 is the only one that really stands out to me (not a fan of luxury brands). Thanks, will check that one out.