Although I will add that even a maximum rebate paired with the best possible financing (1.49% over 60mo) is still north of $600 a month.

    • @crr10
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      21 year ago

      Absolutely. Hyundai has been hitting it out of the park lately. I’m excited for more manufacturers to start competing in the electric market.

  • Temple Square
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    51 year ago

    I’m starting to run into a few people here in California who say something to the effect of “Oh, I bought my Tesla before Elon went crazy.”

    And there are a hell of a lot of Ionic 5s on the roads now. Seeing a price cut like that sure makes the six look tempting, but I just can’t get over how hideous that trunk looks.

    Granted, I’m not exactly in the price demo to be buying any EV at this point (except maybe the Bolt) LOL.

  • Retrokhan
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    11 year ago

    The Model 3 is still cheaper if you include the $7500 tax credit. Competition will get interesting in the next 2 years as more carmakers get their US battery factories set up and eligible for the rebates again.

    I wish Hyundai would make a smaller Ioniq 5 that’s the size of a Civic Hatchback, but obviously the public “needs” their crossovers.