12 All-New Fully Electric Cars In 2024

Electrification is coming for all new cars in 2024. Well, almost all. Just in this video, I will be showing you my top 12 all new electric vehicles that are going to be for sale. If you are still on defense buying a EV, I am sure this video will change everything for you. In my opinion these new electric SUV and electric cars are exactly what we were missing in the U.S.A. auto market for years. Let's now waste any more time, and review the all new electric cars coming soon.

[joetolentino]

The American EV industry is suffering. Manufactures should make EVs that are more affordable.

[aaronsanders]

I fill I have the best one Fisker Karma 🔥🔥🔥

[andrewbrown]

Prices still way too high for the market to adopt electric in the numbers needed but getting there. The fact Honda and Toyota both have now entered the market is great and the Honda pricing is amazing for what it offers, but i would rather wait to let the wealthy suffer the problems that will be found with electric and be resolved in future models.
Again no mention of newer better teslas here and i doubt we will see any for a good 5 years, but as tesla sales are stagnant now i suspect they will start making the model 2 for around 30 000 or just above and more models so they can service a wider audience.
Manufacturers have another 4 years or 5 years until 20% of their sales must be fully electric or suffer some serious taxes, i expect in 2027 to see a lot more £20 000 range cars or even £15 000 with ranges not under 250 and decent comfort.

Removing the massive parts of the factories that were involved in manufacturing cars with combustion engines will save dramatically in manufacturing costs alone, now one person can lift and install a motor, hook it up in less than 5 minute, i dare to think how many men or machines were needed to lower a combustion engine into a car add all the extras and hook it all up with power and mechanical linkages. An electric motor weighs around 25 kg, light enough for most people to lift, and it only needs a few plugs for controllers and power.

Also, the motors are all fully manufactured by machines, no need to add carburettors or other gadgets or hook up an exhaust after installing a manifold or install a gearbox the multitude of air filters fuel filters and other devices a modern engine needs to run.
I wonder how many fewer people a manufacturer will need on a production line. And how much they will save not having to pay the higher cost for a combustion engine, and now there are some really innovative electric motors with massive performance levels that weigh even less than 20kg.
One video i watched on YouTube was people building their own ev's, with low range yes but for many 70 miles range between charging is more than enough, building an electric car with 50mph top speed and 100mile range is not impossible and eventually i expect to see kits of open-top electric cars selling for well under £20 000

[coryjoseph]

No gas this is true they get you with your car registration

[mehrdadzand]

"There is a recent conspiracy suggesting that various overseeing authorities appear uninterested in intervening and are consequently allowing insurance companies demanding outrageous premiums for electric cars without any apparent justification. This should be a matter of concern for the relevant authorities, especially considering that car insurance is compulsory, and the importance of a cleaner environment cannot be overstated. It is plausible that this conspiracy is being financed by oil companies leveraging their vast resources."

[kennywhiddon]

Go get them, the dealers are stuck with them.

[andrewhh]

Good reporting! But the EVs highlighted are just mediocre.

[BobRooney]

$80, 000 for a chinese volvo. i cant stop laughing.

[obscuraapit]

It's irresponsible for governments to push for change on things that people are extremely reliant upon without equally reliable alternate. The day will come when during emergency EVs will be responsible for some unfortunate event, it could either be from low charge or OS failure.

[carlosoliveira]

"Bang and Olufsen audio system that others lack". Others have much better JBL or Bose systems 💯😂 .

[robertsimkin]

I would not have one if they were being given away.

[billkraemer]

12 new Chinese fire hazard types. Wonderful.

[abraham]

Tooo big big big no thanks....i wan't a car not a tanc

[carlsmith]

No, i don't need a discount. Not with cars that still have not been improved. None of them still can charge fully in under 6 minutes. They still don't offer range which is still reserved for the gas car only. I only fuel up (once a month) and takes me 3 to 5 minutes depending on wether or not i run in and grab a coffee. My Jaguar XJl offers me a range of 570 miles which is great for the 3 times a year i make the 831 mile trip from Lancaster Pennsylvania to Jacksonville Florida. It's also paid off at 41 thousand dollars. Now, improve the EV with these fine qualities and improvements, and I'll buy one, immediately!!! This is one of the reasons why many don't make the transition to all electric vehicles. We're waiting for the next generation EV with the hopes that these fine qualities and improvements have been

[DaytimeAppointment]

Chinese new energy vehicles account for 70% of the entire market share, far surpassing Japanese and Korean cars in both design and quality in the video. You should know these when making videos of EV.

[danielluo]

To be honest, these EVs have been far behind Chinese EVs. Compared with Chinese products, these cars are simply industrial garbage.

[cinnamomumcamphora]

Are these the only EVs Americans can choose 😅😅😅😅😅😅

[lesbray]

Not much for those looking for a salloon