EV Fan
03-03-2017, 06:29 AM
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The Hyundai Ioniq Electric (left) offers 124 miles of driving range, while the Chevy Bolt (right) provides 238 miles on a single charge.
The latest generation of affordable electric cars offers more than 100 miles of range. In the case of the Hyundai Ioniq, which goes on sale in April, you can travel 124 miles on a single charge—while the Chevy Bolt EV, available now, goes a whopping 238 miles on a full charge. With the introduction of these two battery-electric cars—the two most recent EV models to hit the market—we see for the first time that maximizing range might not be the most critical factor for electric car buyers.
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The Hyundai Ioniq Electric (left) offers 124 miles of driving range, while the Chevy Bolt (right) provides 238 miles on a single charge.
The latest generation of affordable electric cars offers more than 100 miles of range. In the case of the Hyundai Ioniq, which goes on sale in April, you can travel 124 miles on a single charge—while the Chevy Bolt EV, available now, goes a whopping 238 miles on a full charge. With the introduction of these two battery-electric cars—the two most recent EV models to hit the market—we see for the first time that maximizing range might not be the most critical factor for electric car buyers.
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