@Mutedog Go for a non-hubrid (ie pure battery EV) that can fast-charge with at least 80kW and with a battery of at least 50kWh. If you can find any used Hyundai’s or VW’s matching that, that would be my recommendation.
@sorenhave yeah, I'm definitely leaning more towards a full EV over a hybrid.
@Mutedog @sorenhave
So many factors to consider in terms of which EV will work best for you, most of all which country do you reside within?
About the used EV market, prices have risen quite a bit this year but there are still nice deals to be found.
@GreenFire @sorenhave I'm in the US
@Mutedog @sorenhave
Vehicle choices are subject to so much individual circumstances that I wouldn't know where to begin in terms of particular models or even manufacturers.
Of course, timeline also matters since the variety of EVs available in the USA, while terrific now although somewhat at the pricier end of things other than the Leaf or Bolt, is going to expand considerably in the next model year.
I do suggest checking used EV inventory near you first then investigate those vehicles online