Electric cars.

[old dog new tricks]

The new model is by some considered less efficient due to the extra size and weight the MK1 is one of the lighter EVs

 

[Larse]

Most of the affordable second hand cars are 50kWh batteries or less meaning my only real options below £20k are the Hyundai Kona and MG4. They both seem nice, but it's not exactly the breadth of choice I'd hoped for.

This car is a cat S but according to the owner, professionally repaired after he bought it. 78kWh and 22k miles for £18k

Also in that price range are (in no particular order) Citreon e-C3 and e-C4, Corsa-e and Mokka-e, Kia Niro and Soul, Peugeot e208 and e2008, VW ID3 and ID4, Renault Megane E-Tech. All between ~44kWh and 64kWh.

 

[JockyBrewer]

Mentioning Polestar 2, I see a bunch of 1 year old cars with only delivery mileage on them for £25-27k:

https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-se...lb&price-from=3000&sort=year-asc&year-to=2024

 

[Larse]

Mentioning Polestar 2, I see a bunch of 1 year old cars with only delivery mileage on them for £25-27k:

https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-se...lb&price-from=3000&sort=year-asc&year-to=2024

Yeah, I bought one earlier this year with less than 6k on it.

Great car, mine is the dual motor which has mad power. But still does considerable mileage on a single charge. Have got 350km out of it on mostly motorway with no sparing of the horses. Did 680km in one day a couple of months ago. Some public charging necessary obviously, but all done in dead time bar an 8 minute splash and dash for an added 20kWh.

Public charging is a bit cheaper in Ireland than the UK. AC charging as low as 33c and DC from about 48c. (28p and 40p).

 

[Chippy_Tea]

The only thing that goes in my boot is shopping so it's never been something I base buying a car on.

 

[dad_of_jon]

I've just bought a Yaris Cross.
Any thoughts before I take delivery?

Enjoy and have fun 🙂