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Total cost of ownership estimates are based on data from Vincentric. Estimates are for new vehicles based on the latest available model year with 15,000 miles driven annually. It also assumes a 55%:45% city to highway driving ratio and U.S. average electricity rates. See vehicle comparison tool for more information and to adjust base assumptions.
Total cost of ownership estimates are based on data from Vincentric. Estimates are for new vehicles based on the latest available model year with 15,000 miles driven annually. It also assumes a 55%:45% city to highway driving ratio and U.S. average electricity rates. See vehicle comparison tool for more information and to adjust base assumptions.
Assumptions: Total cost of ownership estimates are based on new, 2022 model year vehicles with 15,000 miles driven annually. It also assumes a 55%:45% city to highway driving ratio and U.S. average electricity rates of $0.147 per kWh. See vehicle comparison tool for more information and to adjust base assumptions.
Assumptions: Total cost of ownership estimates are based on new, 2022 model year vehicles with 15,000 miles driven annually. It also assumes a 55%:45% city to highway driving ratio and U.S. average electricity rates of $0.147 per kWh. See vehicle comparison tool for more information and to adjust base assumptions.
I originally planned on buying a plug-in hybrid vehicle, but I didn’t find a model that interested me. I ended up testing driving a Tesla and really enjoyed the experience. At the time we were buying at the end of the quarter in 2019, Tesla was offering some small incentives, and they had a fair amount of stock, which was unusual. I didn’t realize how unusual at the time, but now I learned you can’t just walk in and buy one.
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Now three and a half years later, I have no regrets. It’s been a great vehicle, and it has kind of changed my thinking about transportation in general.
EVs took all but one category with the 2022 BMW iX xDrive50 earning the overall top score.
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