md2023
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I am good with 300.
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Not yet an EV owner, huh?
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Some people do have bladder issues, some have cancer, some have bad backs, some have birth defects or injuries from accidents, others have suffered war injuries defending your freedom ... There are many reasons some people cannot sit in one place for hours. There are also people who criticize others because they are not like them and never can be.Getting worried with the amount of people in this thread with bladder issues. You definitely should not have to use the restroom every 3 hours. Some of you need to get your PSA levels checked. Does everyone on Rivian forum live in senior living?
This is awesome. Love this from BMW. 375 mile epa range. It just means you have to charge less frequently, which is great for people without home chargingHere you go, OP. 440 miles
Car and driver says that’s the European standard’s range and EPA is 374
C&D is wrong. Kyle specifically said that EPA is 440 miles from BMW, and everyone else is reporting the same. 375 miles doesn't make sense anyway, as the iX3 sits on the same platform with the same battery and is a heavier, less aerodynamic shape -- it gets 400 miles EPA. No way the i3 gets LESS.Car and driver says that’s the European standard’s range and EPA is 374
https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a70533015/2027-bmw-i3-reveal/
Guess we’ll get clarification eventually
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If you are leasing, the Polestar 3 comes close with lease costs (20k incentive).I remember buying my 2018 Model 3, which had 310 mile epa range and 400V charging speed. I think it cost somewhere in the low $50Ks.
8 years later, today, I’d argue it’d be hard to find a new EV with 300+ miles range and 400V charging that costs in the low $50Ks.
8 years later, why aren’t EVs cheaper for the core EV specs?
Its battery pack, which is a structural element in the car, has cells that are 20 percent more energy dense than those in the bigger BMW EVs; total battery capacity is 109 kWh. BMW estimates a maximum range of around 440 miles based on the EPA's testing procedure.
Perhaps, which is why I will reserve my decision until after the Scout is released and we see what tech it has.By the time the Scout Harvester comes out (now 2028?) solid state batteries will be mass produced, at least in China and Europe.
https://electrek.co/2026/03/17/solid-state-ev-batteries-with-800-miles-range-become-reality/
Technology waits for no one, but to each their own. EREVs, hybrids, and ICE vehicles will still be around in 10+ years. Once faster charging, cost parity, and infrastructure catch up it will be the era of EVs. Just like ICE vehicles have dominated for over 100 years.