Driving 248 km (with charging) in a 2015 e-UP! 

Classic ioniq is a really nice car, I'm considering swapping out the e-up for either an old or new ioniq :)

I ordered a new Seat Mii Electric in November 2019. After 11 months they said it will be delayed for another half a year. So I canceled it and bought a used classic Ioniq instead. I've been really happy with it so far.

@@hirveeressi In my case it was not the delivery but the the other conditions like: - you have to pay for plain white paint colour (only mustard colour is free of charge) - YOU DON'T HAVE THE CCS (rapid charger) INCLUDED AS STANDARD - lack of features in general for standard trim vs the price of the car... So, all this plus the waiting time, made it much easier to go for a decent second hand Hyundai Ioniq Classic (26 000km) wich has a ton of gadgets in the standard package already, (including CCS rapid charger of course) a much better look and confort overall... no need to describe it further Plus, the Ioniq came with a second set of tyres for winter 😉 Warranty on Ioniq is 8 years for the battery and 5 years for the car

@@Alex-tj1zo @Alex D Yeah, same with Mii, red was the only free colour and all others you needed to pay extra. It had the CCS as standard though. My Ioniq had 38k km. Might have gotten one with less kms, but I really wanted a Marina Blue one, and mine was the least driven blue Ioniq on sale at that time.