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Originally Posted by TAZ007
You might consider waiting a year or two. I understand BMW will be doing a I5 and I7/8.
Added to that will be more OEMs introducing their own EVs like GM with the Silverado in 23
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This is great advice. We did 2 lease transfers of i3 REX (1 year each) to see how it would fit our needs. After 2 years, we ordered an i3s BEV since we did not use the gas engine enough to justify carrying it around all the time. Additionally, the range increased quite a bit on our 2019 i3s.
The EV market is changing so quickly now; I'd be worried about getting something now only to see something that fits you much better in a year or two.
My advice would be to do a lease transfer for an EV and try it out for a year - if you like it, chances are that you'll have a better sense of what will work best for you in the long run.
We'll need another vehicle in 6-9 months. My plan is to wait and buy one (possibly an EV) towards the end of this year or early next year.
Note: VW is reworking the iD4 based on the initial (strong negative) feedback. This is yet another reason to wait - it will take some time for manufacturers to figure out how to address issues that come up in the first few years of production.