Re:VW’s $50B Bet on an Electric Hatchback
by admax88q on Wednesday October 23, 2019 @04:23PM
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> People who want an electric car so far...
The so far is key. BMW said the same when they launches the i3, that EV owners want to make a "statement."
But I think that's actually holding EVs back. I don't want to make a statement with my car (or phone for that matter). Always making EVs look exotic says that this product is only for enthusiast. I want the android of EVs not the iPhone.
Re:VW’s $50B Bet on an Electric Hatchback
by brailsafe on Wednesday October 23, 2019 @04:00PM
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Looks like kind of a standard boring Honda to me. What sets it apart for you?
Re:VW’s $50B Bet on an Electric Hatchback
by petre on Wednesday October 23, 2019 @04:22PM
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More like a Golf 1, which was a dorky but quite functional car. I prefer that look to many of the modern small windows, no windows cars with lots of dead angles. Like the new Mazda 3 or the Toyota CH-R. We already have a Civic and I hate driving it in around town because of the low visibility.
Re:VW’s $50B Bet on an Electric Hatchback
by brailsafe on Friday October 25, 2019 @01:29PM
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This confused the hell out of me, because I'm quite fond of Golfs and agree. Turns out I had to append the word "electric" to my search, otherwise I got a very Civic-looking car.
Re:VW’s $50B Bet on an Electric Hatchback
by AgloeDreams on Monday October 28, 2019 @02:12PM
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My apologies, that car was called the Honda e
That said, have you seen the new Honda city car? It's beautiful.