This week Tesla launch their ‘more affordable’ Model 3 in the UK. Whilst Tesla vehicles are definitely not a cheap purchase, relative to their new petrol equivalents over say a 5 year ownership period they do become fairly good value thanks to the fuel savings and low maintenance costs. Even so, it’s still a £32,000-£55,000…
Just like MPG in older cars, the range of an all-electric vehicle dramatically changes depending on where, when & how you drive. For instance, you can get 670 miles of range in a Tesla Model S if you hypermile, however, that involves going at ~20mph with no car braking on a closed circuit, in other…
So after seeing the Audi E-Tron at a launch event I have the following knowledge to pass on, to be clear and upfront, I’m a Tesla shareholder/owner for ~4 years but have extensively driven almost every consumer electric vehicle currently available (including Tesla Model S/3/X, Jaguar I-PACE, Nissan Leaf, BMW i3, Hyundai Kona, Renault Zoe,…