Here Are The Top 10 New Electric Cars I Recommend Buying

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Kyle sits down at @OutofSpecDetailing to tell you about his ten favorite new electric vehicles on the market. From luxury cruisers to adventuresome trucks, this list has it all!

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0:00 - Hello & Welcome
1:20 - Chevrolet Bolt EV
3:08 - Porsche Taycan
5:08 - BMW iX
6:38 - Hyundai IONIQ 5
8:08 - Kia EV6
9:15 - BMW i7
10:49 - Ford F-150 Lightning
12:49 - Rivian R1T
14:32 - Tesla Model 3
16:00 - Tesla Model Y
17:23 - Final Thoughts

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[iMaxPatten]

Editor's note: I did this last-minute on my phone so excuse the audio eccentricities and slight weirdness (this is also our first HDR upload -- by accident lol)

[FloricaFlorin]

The BMW i4 also was worth to mention, the eDrive40 is a good deal.

[jackschabel]

We just today bought a '23 Ioniq 5. Local dealer's pending sale fell through, so we jumped on the availability. (a good way to find one; keep in touch with your local dealers) MSRP, no money grab as some are doing, including one in your area, Kyle. We're in our early 70's, so the learning curve is a bit intimidating but we'll get through it. If the ride home from the dealer is any indication, we're going to love it. Thanks for all your great information.

[totaled]

Great list. I’ve had my Bolt 2LT for a year now. I chose it because I never planned on going on road trips with it. It’s doing an amazing job as a commuter and city/town/countryside runabout car. Not fast but it moves quicker than most typical vehicles on the road.
I do a trip to family, about 340miles away. I charge once at the halfway point for about 40 minutes to an hour, while having lunch. No real complaints. No route planning, but I never need to use it going to town or to work.

[drewdepaul]

My 2022 AWD ER Mach-E is the best car I have ever owned. I still enjoy your channel.

[andykphoto]

I love my ID4 Pro S AWD, but I don’t road trip a lot, I can charge at work and at home, and I don’t tend to spontaneously road trip. It fits my lifestyle and driving style really well.

[dzoey]

It's great that 12 years after Nissan brought out the first mainstream electric car, there are now so many electric car models available that you can do a top 10. This is a future I had hoped for back in the 00's

[ronsprunger]

A little odd that the ID.4 didn't make your list, given that you've helped three people close to you into them. While it clearly has software issues, you've pointed out repeatedly that it's good value and basically sound. I bought one 3 months ago, based largely on your reviews and recommendations, and am quite happy with it. On the other hand, I urged my son to get the Model Y instead, because he lives in Maine and should be better served by the Tesla infrastructure.

[mikefleming]

I’m waiting on delivery of my 2023 Bolt EUV. I know the fast charging sucks but I’m a once a year road tripper and mostly in town commuting. You cannot beat the value of this car !

[andreassauerbrei]

Your comments about Electrify America charging experience was spot on: during my Thanksgiving trip from Seattle to the San Francisco Bay Area and back, I had 3 EA complete failures and many super slow “350 kW” chargers barely making it to 100 kW despite 10% remaining battery charge, pre-heating of the battery, etc.

Just took another trip from WA to OR and had no EA issues at all. Charged one time at 180 kW and one time at 160 kW without any trouble and plug and charge working flawlessly.

[firemanauxoneknox]

A poor boy like me can only afford the Bolt. I am glad I got one.

[michaelc]

Just bought an EV6 GT a week ago and I am stunned by what Kia has done. The tech is amazing, the quality is top-notch and the acceleration in GT mode is almost frightening. I was worried about the stated 206 mile range, but I am already getting 220+ in 40 degree weather so that should improve in summer. So far in my limited driving I’m getting over 3 miles per kilowatt hour (I got 4.9 on one short drive!) and considering the performance, I can live with that. I drive mostly in Normal mode, which is more than adequate (400+ hp), with fairly frequent short bursts in GT mode. I have owned performance cars all my life, but this thing is something else. Comfort, practically, futuristic good looks, great value for the money, fast charging and blazing acceleration. I love it.

[robertwaldren]

Really good video, Kyle. I liked that the presentation was so clear and concise. More like this, please.

[fireman]

I have a Polestar 2 and I love it! Id definitely recommend it!

[ronaldlenz]

We must be lucky. Our June 2020 Model S Long Range Plus is flat out awesome. Beautiful paint and build. Adjustable air suspension. NO creaks, groans or rattles. White over cream interior. Love the two screens, the 3 stalks, just enough buttons, and the huge screen. Lots of space. 0-60 mph in 3.7 sec. And the range of 402 miles with the Supercharger network is incomparable. The price, at $76, 990 with free lifetime Supercharging has turned out to be a bargain!! She is averaging 243 watt-hours/mile, which is amazing as well.

[STEVEF]

Took a long look at a Model Y last November. Coming from 4 Lexus GX460's over the last 15 years, I couldn't get past the poor ride quality. Ended up with a used Model X from Tesla with air suspension. Tesla includes FSD with most of their used MX's which makes buying from them a better value, too (along with another year warranty). Really glad I did. Much more useable space behind the second row and love the power doors up front and second display.

[damongosper]

Kyle, after watching your early videos in 2019, we purchased a 2020 SR Model 3 a few years back and added the roof rack for camping and roadtripping adventures. Simply amazing what we can do in summer and winter here in Canada. Will be upgrading to Model Y soon. Rivian does look incredible though 😊

[paulshoover]

Great video Kyle - Would agree with your list. Maybe some differences in the middle range but again so much is subjective. Wish there were more "cheep" evs available. I have parents and others whose budget will not support a 40+k car and that relegates them to an ICE. Will be interesting to see when EVs truly are cheaper when factoring time value of money into the equation. That would be a fun video to see. The cheapest to own over 5 years and comparing to their equivalent gas cars.

[sincladk]

Thanks for the great video (and the surprise HDR 🤩)! One of OOS' most valuable assets is Kyle's brain, so videos like these where he's sharing his thoughts are extremely interesting and useful. Easy to sit and watch the whole thing through. And put me down for another vote for the "12 EVs not to buy" video!

[PeterGregg]

It seems lately I felt you were drifting away from talking or even enjoying Tesla cars. It was a sad thing to think. I am happy to hear you haven't turned sour on Tesla and even happier it still lists well in your mind! Thumbs up 👍👍👍