On today’s surprisingly affordable episode of Quick Charge we respond to America’s new, $770/mo. average car payment buy rounding up some affordable EV lease deals at less than HALF the new normal.
Plus, we take a look at some new entry-level EVs from Kia and BMW, talk about the future of Volvo’s compact electric cars, and ask questions about Tesla’s lone driverless Cybercab and the company’s latest self-driving Robotaxi crash in Austin.
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- What affordability crisis? These EV lease deals are HALF the average car payment
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- Kia reveals EV2 prices are cheaper than expected
- Volkswagen’s affordable electric SUV is almost here [Images]
- BMW accidentally leaks new i3 EV days before its debut [Images]
- Volvo is killing its smallest EV in the US, but the rest of the world can still get it
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- Tesla reports another ‘Robotaxi’ crash, still only has a single unsupervised car
- Workhorse Group’s electric van fleet hits the 20 MILLION MILE mark
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