This video is purely informational. It is affordable for people that can afford new vehicles. Not many people can afford new vehicles is what you should have said.
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The 2023 Launch Edition Aptera is quite an evolved slippery machine, with its pure electric fast acceleration, 400 mile range + 30 average extra free solar miles per day. I've reserved one and invested in the company too.
When will the car manufacturers realize that what the public want is a cheap, decent range car. Nobody cares about the blazing fast 0-60 or the million mph top speed. We need a few $15k mid size cars with a 250 mile range.
You forgot the most interesting announcement for 2023. The Kia EV9 Power wagon with his 600hp 800Volt quick loader. Probably cost half much a a Tesla Model X
No gas pot car average consumer uses has 150 HP & we R satisfied with that. We are not drag racing from stop light to stop light.(normally) We have to go with the "Traffic Flow" tbh. Meaning a "Lighter" car can be built with higher ground clearance so we can take it off-roading when we want to. Meaning costing "even LESS". After all the snow plow driver has to drive to his snow plow to start his day.
Any car can kill you. That's why all drivers must have liability insurance. The Aptera must meet crash safety standards before they can sell it to the motoring public, so if it ever becomes available it should be at least fairly safe otherwise it won't be legal for sale.
@@icebrew Its the same as Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, etc - build the SUV people will buy and use the profits to fund the less profitable sports cars.
I'm going to say something that these folks and auto companies don't want to say. These are all FIRST GENERATION EV'S from auto companies that have never dealt with the infrastructure, management and reliability of an electric vehicle. It's not easy to go from gas production to electric without having some serious challenges or taking shortcuts to capture a market. Also range anxiety will be real for them without a supercharger network and that's a hard fact! Don't get me started on what happens in the winter, those ranges are going to drop on top of the 1st year battery degradation which you lose range forever, between 5-7% but these are first generation, so who knows!Lease and buy at your own risk!! If you are in the market for an electric vehicle then a Tesla is just a much better option. You get a solid electric vehicle with an amazing audio system, built like a damn tank but ridiculously fast lol, add all the cool features those vehicles have, like driving itself, games, video streamings and all the updates it gets, that keeps itself fresh through out the years. Add the supercharger network that can get you anywhere you want, without having range anxiety, it has proven to be very reliable vehicle and ecosystem. Also in case you don't know but Tesla is the #1 Model S, #2 Model Y ,#3 Model 3 are the most safest vehicles in the entire world and getting better with each update according to 3rd party testers! Choose wisely because there are better options, personally I don't want to be a guinea pig but I'm happy we are transitioning to a more sustainable environment!! Peace!
@@bunzeebear2973 Horses are probably the best off-road vehicle for extreme conditions, but they aren't particularly energy-efficient because they always consume fuel even when they're parked. You can use them for food after they croak though, which you can't do with your car :)
Your comment was before Toyota described the engineering of the Austin Model Y with Tesla's own 4680 batteries as a "work of art" and the very next week Tesla moved the goalposts with their next generation vehicle platform and manufacturing system. New system half the cost of the M3/MY platform. To be built in Mexico. Tesla will be fine.
Electric range is okay when you’re living in California, Texas or Florida. In The Netherlands it’s gonna be at least 30% less; due to the less appealing temperatures (based on three years of daily experience)
Also, the real world range is actually about half whatever the companies say. I rented a Tesla for a day trip in Florida and had to recharge it 4 times from 15% back to ~100%...
@@necival85 I've been driving a Model X for over 5 years now and my real world range is very much in line with what is advertised. Now if I were to just go balls to the wall on the accelerator all of the time that wouldn't be the case, but that would be the same with estimated mileage for an ICE as well. Also during that time my expected range has not decreased.
Not enough charging infrastructure. Ecstatic with free upgrade to an EV in Orlando (it had 1/4 charge). Researched 2 hours to find one charger 2 resorts away. Sat for an hour in the car to get enough charge to drive the family to dinner. Dropped family off after dinner and went to the charger at 10. It was taken so I limped back home. Barely made it to the charger at midnight and was so relieved to find it available. I walked 20 minutes home. At 5 am, walked 20 minutes to get the car and someone unplugged it to charge their car. Thankful it was back at 1/4 charge - enough to get back to MCO at 6 am and switch to a gas car so we could get back to vacation. Drove without A/C to preserve range. My sister (actively researching electric cars and was having a charging station installed at home) was horrified. We went from can't wait to try it to can't wait to get rid of it in 12 hours. We concluded Hybrid but not electric. Rent an electric car for 2-3 days before buying one just to see if it even works in your area. Can't imagine an electric pickup in a rural area.
Audi nailed the homework. BMW came to their (design) senses. VW should make an e-Sharan (or a more aerodynamic ID.Buzz.Aero). Fisker and Chevy (the cheapest) make most financial sense as a commuting car, at least from this list. Aptera: interesting concept to be further developed. Actually it could also function (optionally) as an electric tricycle :). Long time ago there's been a solar-electric-tricycle carbon fiber concept car that took two such 3 seat daily commuters that could be combined at the back into a 6 seater 4-wheel drive weekend-car.
this is not how I expected EV's to be designed... as behemoth tanks with mega HP. How about an efficient people mover with long range that can fit in a small space?
Efficient is great, and ideal, for people whose top priority is reducing carbon emissions. For the other 98% of the populace, we need cars that appeal to them in order to move the EV trend forward. As the technology continues to improve, even these full size sedans and SUVs will be efficient enough (in fact, they are already greener than comparable ICE cars).
@@garyco766 I dont buy that...Ask anyone that drives an ugly duckling prius. My taxi driver friend chuckles that he should be paid by Toyota for continually needing to answer questions from riders about the efficiency and reliability of these cars as taxi's. I only see the Bolt as an alternative to these 2.5 ton hotrods. Like really, rocket powered tesla roadster? Proving how crazy Musk is..
@@andiman45 Your 2 posts seem vaguely contradictory. In the first, which I replied to, you seem to demand an efficient people mover. In the second, you seem to deride the Prius? Maybe I'm misinterpreting. Maybe your point is that people will drive them regardless of the other things that factor into what people decide to buy cars for? I assure you, for a majority of buyers, they won't. People want style, people want comfort, people want performance, and people are, and always have been, willing to sacrifice some efficiency for it. Sure, there will 100% be a market for cheaper, less flashy, more efficient models; but that's mostly because that's all a lot of people can afford. And as I pointed out in other comments, these companies are trying to recoup some of the enormous R&D investments they are making on EVs, which you don't do on a low margin car. So for now, we'll get mostly high end offerings. That will change over time.
@@herbydeslorge poor drag coefficient, recalls, manufacturing defects, and other available choices in the market have been the issues. So cannot expect much from Texas on anything new
@@Mamali316 Spot on Mo. Tesla is so garbage they will only sell about 1.3 million of them this year. Who wants a car that can fix itself overnight with over the air updates like your phone? I want a car that offers over the air updates that makes me go into the dealership[ to get that over the air update. Piece of crap Tesla with fixing itself while I sleep. Nobody wants that crap!
Great presentation! So very slick, and so informative. In answer to your question, I don't want or need a car; I need a Ford Expedition with electric propulsion.
The One that most interest Me is the Promised Honda Prologue.........May be a long wait.........But I want One that sits up straight........Aerodynamics be dammed.................Paul
Or better yet, leave them alone, lose the attitude problem and just drive your EV. They're pretty cool. I have no idea why CARS of all things give people a chip on their shoulder, but cars are the absolute worst for that shit.
The world of cars is changing forever. Legends of old gasoline, good-sounding, turbocharged JDMs will be left behind and these cars everywhere will be the "jdms" of new generations...
There will be a lot more choices soon, and that should also improve range and features. What about crash testing and safety? The Aptera would great as basic autonomous transportation but the issue of safety as well as load capacity could be factors limiting sales Also, integration of solar panels might also be utilized by other manufacturers.
Appreciate your list but what people want is much much more affordable transportation It is totally doable with electric platforms The days of spending a huge amount of your income on transportation is Over And once the Chinese manufacturers get a foothold the Legacy manufacturers and the rest will adapt or die
Tesla Toaster looks totally amazing, Just don't have 200.000 $quid in my back pocket. Maybe the Tesla Toaster concept was a cunning way for Tesla to get feedback on it's design styling from the general public and in fact the new Tesla model 3 refresh will look very similar, would be kinda epic if that's the case. Lots of great cars coming out now mind, although for me maybe the refreshed model 3, the BYD Seal or the new hot hatch ID3 are at the top of my list, however my Chevy Volt is still going strong and does my daily drive in EV mode so no rush.
Correct. Companies in the near term need cars that can help them recover the outrageous R&D costs involved in making a car unlike anything they've ever made and racing to improve the tech to be more and more competitive with ICE for range, convenience and affordability. But as tech improves and costs come down, cheap models will become available. It'll progress much like flat screen TVs.
You missed out all the MOST EXCITING ones: AION Hyper SSR 1288HP, delivers 1.9 second to 100 kmph performance at $180 thousand , BYD U9 can do the deliver the same performance for the same price, BYD U8 SUV has 1,000 HP, float on water for 30 minutes, U-turn on the dot, and crab-walk eliminating parallel parking, All coming in 2023.
Ooh, ooh! Gotta have one of those Ys with the SpaceX Package, for sure! Vroom, Vroom, Vroom, YeeeeeeeeeHaw! And that Tesla truck/boat is also a Must Have vehicle. 2023 is a really exciting year for the EV market!
Owned my model 3 for almost 3 years. I've logged 46000 miles, including seven road trips over 2k miles. All my future vehicles will be electric. I'll never buy an ICE vehicle again.
17 x cheaper would mean the consumer would be paid 16 x the amount, i.e. -16 times the cost of the model you are comparing it to. What you mean is 1/17th the amount.
I'm liking electrics but in this video I don't know why they would show one passing on a double yellow line. Didn't the filmmakers or the driver see that or even the editors? Just wondered. But I am enjoying the video.
Is Elon Musk as CEO of Tesla producing cars for racing or for family use? speed is not the criteria, price, fast charge and range is the main aim of any family, period
The only electric that works for me is APTERA. Imagine an electric that's actually efficient! So efficient in design, it doesn't need an entire nuclear powerplant to power it, but only 700watts worth of solar panels to go 40 free miles per day. Yeah, a solar powered car that can do 0-60 in 3.5 seconds with only approx 200hp. Other electrics need 1000hp to propel their 9000lb barn-butts down the road.
40 miles a day provided the sun is shining all day. And, what EV other than the massive Hummer weighs 9000 lbs? If you like the Aptera, go for it. Looks like a death trap to me.
"Imagine an electric that's actually efficient!" Not sure why you said that, because any modern EV is extremely energy efficient compared to any other vehicle--even diesels. So, no matter which EV you drive you're always using much less energy for going the same distance at the same speed, even if you compare it to a small diesel-powered vehicle. That's one of the reasons they're building them.
@@yoreltrust4059 To be fair, I personally would not class it as a family car, more for an individual or couple. The 3 wheel set-up has many virtues for stability and rigidness.
My 2021 Tesla Model 3 Performance is going to be the last car I bought… Quick enough 0-60 in 3.1 sec and efficient to have big range at a good price/performance/efficiency level
