Ioniq 6 review, Tesla demand, Fisker Ocean series, Audi Q8 E-Tron price: Car News Today
Tesla’s results suggest demand may be falling, while a study highlights the importance of traditional automakers having to keep up with demand for electric vehicles. The improved Q8 E-Tron series has a 300-mile range in the US and the Fisker Ocean has a 400-mile range in Europe. And we sample the US version of the Ioniq 6. This and more, at Green Car Reports.
In a drive first look at the US spec 2023 Hyundai Ioniq 6We found this electric sedan to be more vivacious than sporty, optimized for efficiency as well as calm and quiet in a way that the Tesla Model 3 doesn’t.
The Fisker Ocean is good for a range of 440 miles ratings in Europe, the company reported last week—about that market’s more optimistic WLTP testing cycle, with U.S. EPA results yet to be released. In Europe, those numbers are enough to beat the Tesla Model Y.
The Audi Q8 E-Tron 2024 starts at $75,495, the automaker confirmed last week, with at least some versions still running on the 300-mile range. The modest price increase combined with the additional range and sportier tone should make this version a lot more competitive than rivals like the BMW iX and Mercedes EQE SUV.
did it recently Tesla price cuts drive stronger sales? The production and delivery numbers from the EV maker announced over the weekend paint a more cloudy picture — and suggest that it is continuing to build more vehicles than it sells.
Meanwhile, the mass car market Brands that don’t respond to electric vehicle demand will lose market shareConsumer Reports suggests, citing forecasts and recent surveys that suggest electric vehicle demand will grow by 350% between 2020 and 2022. CR predicts that if electric vehicle supply continues to decline, consumers Consumers will switch to other EV-savvy brands or give up buying products other than models that are considered obsolete.
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