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My loyalty to US automakers ended when they abandoned affordable EVs. Loyalty must be reciprocal.
Show PostThe only one I can think of with vaguely competitive offerings is Nissan, with European engineered and built products such as the new Leaf & the Ariya. I put that down to Renault’s influence
Show PostThat’s electrek so I’m guessing they’re conflating all the info and that 422 is WLTP, so closer to 360 ish if in U.S. under EPA test cycle?
Show PostAbsolutely. Just posted similar. They don’t make anything that’s class class leading EVs. Renault do. Hyundai / Kia do. BMW do. Mercedes do. BYD and the Chinese. Rivian do. Maybe Tesla perhaps do (very tired line up) But not Japanese manufacturers.
Show PostAmericans only have themselves to blame. No sympathy from me. Terrible for the planet but there’s nothing I can do about that, sadly. As you know, Honda - the Japanese manufacturers in general - have made a mess of electrification so far too. They don’t make anything that’s class leading
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