This the same "Tesla" which ranks rather low on the CR reliability rankings?
Which likely sends consumers to chargers that have long lines and creating greater frustration?
One thing about Hyundai & Kia. They’re very reliable, but if you have a problem, you could be screwed. They’re over their skis on service and replacement parts. Both companies have had 9+ month waits for transmissions for cars under warranty.Get a Hyundai or Kia EV
They have the highest rankings among all/any EVs. Far fewer reliability issues than any Tesla model
Ioniq6 is on their list of "Recommended" models, with a rating of 83.
Ioniq5 is high 60s.
Kia EV6 rates 77
Kia Niro is 71 (as good as the highest-rated Tesla model)
Teslas are rated in the 50s-70 range (highest is the uber-pricey Model S at 71).
Ergo - Hyundai & Kia are currently MUCH better/more reliable EVs than most Tesla models.
Both have been making EVs longer than most US makers.
Hyundai has been making EVs since the 1990s
Kia has since around 2014/2015.
Both have far more experience in the EV markets than most others (aside from Tesla). And, unlike Tesla, they seem to have learned from that experience in making the more reliable current models.
One thing about Hyundai & Kia. They’re very reliable, but if you have a problem, you could be screwed. They’re over their skis on service and replacement parts. Both companies have had 9+ month waits for transmissions for cars under warranty.
Good think EVs don't need transmissions!!!Both companies have had 9+ month waits for transmissions for cars under warranty.
There are large important drivetrain components that they don’t have adequate reserves for.Good think EVs don't need transmissions!!!