The EVs that can convert a petrolhead – would you switch? šŸ”„āš”

Think EVs can't win over a real petrolhead?.
These cars might simply change your mind. From performance to driving feel, here's why even engine enthusiasts are beginning to look two times.

#Cars #Petrolhead #ElectricCars #CarShorts.

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30 responses to “The EVs that can convert a petrolhead – would you switch? šŸ”„āš””

  1. @pixatiya Avatar
    @pixatiya

    šŸ‘

  2. @SolarSuntime Avatar
    @SolarSuntime

    Id have probably swapped the 5 for the a290 gts. But I understand why you chose it, fantastic entry price to a great EV

    1. @wo-olf Avatar
      @wo-olf

      It’s too expensive. R5 starts at 28.000€. Clio starts at 20.000€.
      It’s a bummer. I’d immediately buy the R5.

  3. @Yanquetino Avatar
    @Yanquetino

    Wish we could get the Renault here. As for the Ioniqs, I’m more than happy with my run-of-the-mill non-N 5.

  4. @silentknight101 Avatar
    @silentknight101

    Without a comparison to the chinese EV’S, this is just a hilarious exercisešŸ˜‚

  5. @mayank281985 Avatar
    @mayank281985

    Kia EV3….

    1. @Surpriseify Avatar
      @Surpriseify

      Pretty souless compared to many other EV’s.
      Its very functional, but hardly the one to convince a ā€œdrivers car buyerā€ into EV’s…

  6. @mayank281985 Avatar
    @mayank281985

    U should have made a video on top 5

  7. @andyn6266 Avatar
    @andyn6266

    Since I can’t charge at home,none of them.😊

    1. @James-BB70 Avatar
      @James-BB70

      There are plentiful public chargers, go to a Tesla open to all or have a membership, boom, sortedšŸŽ‰

    2. @malcolmfowler8972 Avatar
      @malcolmfowler8972

      Do you have a petrol pump at home?

    3. @James-BB70 Avatar
      @James-BB70

      ​@malcolmfowler8972šŸ˜†šŸ‘

    4. @richgl31 Avatar
      @richgl31

      @malcolmfowler8972no , but you wouldn’t have to fill with a pump overnight; there is also a sufficient network (to service all car drivers) of nearby pumps that take 3 mins to fill. The difference of course is who controls the production of the fuel type. Electric cars will replace ice, but we are a decade or so off having the ability to support everyone having electric. So we should stop producing ICE slowly and ensure that EV technology is sufficiently environmentally friendly.

  8. @michaelhastings7441 Avatar
    @michaelhastings7441

    So the ionic 6n is an EV for vegans fake meat ! And I have an EV ! I also have petrol and diesel cars

  9. @ionizah5956 Avatar
    @ionizah5956

    Biggest issue with the 5 is the back seat which is not very usable compared to the Zoe. But cool nonetheless.

    1. @MartinLV. Avatar
      @MartinLV.

      Inster all day long
      that is original iconic mini concept right there

  10. @youroddsox Avatar
    @youroddsox

    Still think the Taycan is possibly still top dog. Very good selection but still think the lowness and performance of the taycan just makes it an incredible piece of kit

  11. @HoldOut4Truth Avatar
    @HoldOut4Truth

    I don’t WANT to feel shift changes if it’s not actually shifting gears, and I certainly don’t want growls and pops from my electric car.

  12. @BeLowBelowo Avatar
    @BeLowBelowo

    Honestly seeing a Renault 5 in person, it’s a big chunk of the car and less practical than the ZOE, the sizes of the tyres is off putting too. Much rather wait for the new Twingo

  13. @Bullit151 Avatar
    @Bullit151

    I’d happily have fake gears and noises, but I want it in a Fiesta-sized car and they aren’t here yet.

    1. @dcartier1692 Avatar
      @dcartier1692

      Alpine A290

    2. @Bullit151 Avatar
      @Bullit151

      @dcartier1692 No fake gears, and not very fast either. I’d say nicer than the Renault 5 though.

  14. @DMulabiTalejan Avatar
    @DMulabiTalejan

    Kids will love the Hyundai Inster and nurture the next generation of EV users

  15. @Chris-q3x4e Avatar
    @Chris-q3x4e

    Totally agree. I love the 6N

    1. @simonshusse Avatar
      @simonshusse

      but gears? There are none in an EV, they have the torque to be without ye?

  16. @rogeriogomesosorio4755 Avatar
    @rogeriogomesosorio4755

    I love all the three cars you mentioned, although I would buy the Volvo and e Ioniq, but not the Renault 5. But please, please stop saying to people that this car or that goes x miles in one charge. Volvo says it will go 503miles but we all know that will be almost impossible in the real world. Simple math let us know that to be able to get that mileage, even on the bigger battery that will be available (112 kWh net capacity) the car would need to do around 13 kWh/100 kms (or 4,4miles per kwh). Even Tesla struggles to get that kind of mileage. Most probably on a normal driving style, on the motorway, the car will get 60/65% of that value, which means around 450 kms on a full battery. These are the real values that you should give to people. 455 kms is already a great range for most people and, as you said, because it has a good charging speed, you will be able to get around 200/250 kms of range on a 10 minute charge. This is the truthful way to talk to people. If petrolhead people don’t find this values interesting, well, that’s their problem. EV cars are not perfect, but they really good on so many things and better than ICE cars in so many areas. The best way to ā€œconvinceā€ someone that don’t like EV cars is to give them real and truthful facts.

  17. @tovarin Avatar
    @tovarin

    New iX3

  18. @AltorHok Avatar
    @AltorHok

    Renault ruined Nissan. No thanks.
    You missed the Mustang Mach E and the Toyota Bz4X.

  19. @BrockMcLellan Avatar
    @BrockMcLellan

    I thought I would end up drivng a Renault Kangoo EV, but ended up with a VW Buzz. I think families would be better served with EV vans than most other types of vehicles.

  20. @andrewholloway231 Avatar
    @andrewholloway231

    And how much to buy one of these things …. If I wanted a car that pops and bangs .. I would have a petrol car that pops and bangs 😊

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