any EVs worth waiting for 2027 and beyond?

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Anonymous wrote:I love my Nissan Ariya. I can’t understand why this isn’t on everyone’s list of good EVs. Has good range, good design, and nice features.

Because there is little confidence in Nissan right now.

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The new Rivians will make the current Teslas look like crap. It's worth waiting til 2026 to see the new options.

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Anonymous wrote:I love my Nissan Ariya. I can’t understand why this isn’t on everyone’s list of good EVs. Has good range, good design, and nice features.

Because there is little confidence in Nissan right now.

Nissan has always been a vehicle for lower-income people.

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Anonymous wrote:Mustang

The Mache is an embarrassment. I am sorry you own one.

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Anonymous wrote:Prologue is a meh vehicle. It’s basically a Chevy Blazer EV.

Wait for Rivian R2. The headlights will grow on you.

How about Polestar?

If you don’t mind the Chinese government tracking you.

Polestar 3 is made in South Carolina.

With 0% Chinese content?

Did you post this message using an iPhone? Guess what!

Surprise! Surprise!

[Anonymous]

Im in NC and saw a Vinfast!!
https://vinfastauto.us/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The new Rivians will make the current Teslas look like crap. It's worth waiting til 2026 to see the new options.

No Apple Carplay for Riviian, which is a non-starter for many people.

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Anonymous wrote:The new Rivians will make the current Teslas look like crap. It's worth waiting til 2026 to see the new options.

No Apple Carplay for Riviian, which is a non-starter for many people.

You don't need it, the software is great enough. Somehow all those Tesla people get by without CarPlay too.

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Anonymous wrote:Really want to go full EV soon, but the current lineup of EVs is so ugly and underwhelming for the price. Tesla is the only good one, but I won't buy it because of Elon. Is there something worth waiting for in 2027 and beyond? And will prices drop?

i dont have a answer to your question but i wanted to take a moment to say thank you for avoiding teslas. in this political turmoil, words have become drowned out by lies and propaganda, so your actions not to buy a tesla are really speaking louder than words.
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Anonymous wrote:Prologue is a meh vehicle. It’s basically a Chevy Blazer EV.

Wait for Rivian R2. The headlights will grow on you.

How about Polestar?

If you don’t mind the Chinese government tracking you.

Polestar 3 is made in South Carolina.

With 0% Chinese content?

Even YOU probably are not 0% chinese, take it easy on the xenophobia please.

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Anonymous wrote:The new Rivians will make the current Teslas look like crap. It's worth waiting til 2026 to see the new options.

No Apple Carplay for Riviian, which is a non-starter for many people.

You don't need it, the software is great enough. Somehow all those Tesla people get by without CarPlay too.

+1

Rivian software is great.

Love our R1S and can’t wait to see the new models. Might get a second.

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Anonymous wrote:Mustang

The Mache is an embarrassment. I am sorry you own one.

It’s a great car. Most call it a Mach E since we all know it’s not a real sports car like a traditional dinosaur juice powered Mustang. (Although one could argue there haven’t been any real mustangs once they added a rear seat decades ago.)

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Anonymous wrote:I love my Nissan Ariya. I can’t understand why this isn’t on everyone’s list of good EVs. Has good range, good design, and nice features.

Because there is little confidence in Nissan right now.

Nissan has always been a vehicle for lower-income people.

My Nissan Altima was amazing back in the day. Sad to hear that it's not a reliable brand. I would have gone to them first for EV for sure.

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Anonymous wrote:I love my Nissan Ariya. I can’t understand why this isn’t on everyone’s list of good EVs. Has good range, good design, and nice features.

Because there is little confidence in Nissan right now.

Nissan has always been a vehicle for lower-income people.

My Nissan Altima was amazing back in the day. Sad to hear that it's not a reliable brand. I would have gone to them first for EV for sure.

When did things go south for Nissan?
My 2012 Nissan Quest is still going strong - yeah, it's beat up by kids inside and out (first by riding, then by driving), but no serious mechanical issues so far

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Anonymous wrote:I love my Nissan Ariya. I can’t understand why this isn’t on everyone’s list of good EVs. Has good range, good design, and nice features.

Because there is little confidence in Nissan right now.

Nissan has always been a vehicle for lower-income people.

My Nissan Altima was amazing back in the day. Sad to hear that it's not a reliable brand. I would have gone to them first for EV for sure.

When did things go south for Nissan?
My 2012 Nissan Quest is still going strong - yeah, it's beat up by kids inside and out (first by riding, then by driving), but no serious mechanical issues so far

They are struggling financially - like immense, possible end of company type struggles. There were talks of merging with Honda but that fell apart. Infiniti is hardly even relevant anymore.