• ChicoSuave@lemmy.world
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    3 hours ago

    Did they get to that low price point by changing a manufacturing process or did they just cut quality checks?

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          10 minutes ago

          Probably because Nissan didn’t do active cooling on their batteries so they don’t last very long.

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        1 hour ago

        The Niro ain’t a bad replacement. Or the Hyundai Kona. But yeah. I agree that was a big mistake.

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      7 hours ago

      Volkswagen sells small cars like the ID.3 in Europe but not in the US, cuz we like it big SUVs here, sucks

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      It wasn’t a prototype. They sold it for 4 years in Japan and Europe, but it recently got the axe.

      It’s a really dope car in person, but a lot of people avoided it because it was about $44k for a car that only got 135mi of range.

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    7 hours ago

    17.7″ infotainment

    Wow, how fast is that 0-60?

    Jokes aside, that looks like an insanely good offer, at just $27,495 after tax credit, and with 319 mile range (513 km) .
    The article is very sparse on details though. But here (EU) that range would be amazing at that price.