u/Jokebearfan

Not a fan of the giant ipad on a dash look, but a few of you might find this interesting:

>This isn’t one of the cheap and cheerful Chinese-built EVs that so many people reference as part of the first wave of arrivals in Canada, as the 7X has a price range of US$42,000-US$57,000 in European markets that it is currently available in

Dead silent 👻

This is ostensibly a review of the Kia EV4 sedan available in Canada, but it's being used as an example of how the US is being left behind

>Effectively, the U.S. is setting itself up as an internal-combustion island surrounded by a sea of nations whose EV transition continues unabated. Sandwiched by Mexico (with no restrictions on which automakers can operate there) and Canada (which recently opened up trade with China on the electric vehicle front), it remains the only part of North America where citizens are denied access to the advanced mobility tech that’s increasingly commonplace elsewhere.

Her approach to reviews is more mechanically inclined, and goes over some of the technical details you don't get elsewhere (including the wheel specs for those looking to get third-party rims).

Overall verdict is that she was surprised with how well it handles and impressed with the improvement, even if the vehicle isn't for her.