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BMW i4 can’t match Model 3 on price BMW i4 can’t match Model 3 on price July 16, 2021 New electric sedan line-up to start just under $100K, but top-spec EV from BMW M set much higher BMW Australia has revealed pricing and specification details for the 2022 BMW i4 – the German car-maker’s eagerly-awaited Tesla Model 3 rival. On sale early in 2022, the BMW i4 will initially be available in two variants: the $99,990 (plus on-road costs) i4 eDrive40 and the $124,900 (plus ORCs) i4 M50, which is the first electric car to emerge from BMW’s M high-performance division. That base number com...

Tesla Model 3 now priced below $60,000 Tesla Model 3 now priced below $60,000 July 12, 2021 As other brands are raising prices, Australia’s biggest-selling EV is more affordable than ever The 2021 Tesla Model 3 is now priced from $59,900 plus on-road costs in Australia after the US brand again lowered the entry point to the popular EV via its online configurator last weekend. As other car-makers are raising prices and are hamstrung by supply, Tesla, which has not made clear why its vehicles are heading in the opposite direction, is setting the Model 3 up for a record sales year that accordi...

31 Electric Cars, Trucks, and SUVs You Can Buy or Reserve Right Now On 7/1/21 at 8:00 PM EDT GMC is offering reservations on two Hummer-branded vehicles as part of the larger General Motors electrification plan. GMC Almost every automaker is either currently selling an electric vehicle or has one in the late stages of development. Some are able to be ordered today while other carmakers are not quite ready to offer their car up for sale yet, instead accepting deposits for reservations. The models on this list are either currently for sale or able to be reserved via a deposit in the U.S. Their ...

Photos / Supplied Tomorrow (July 1) is a big day if you’ve been thinking of buying an Electric Vehicle (EV): the first phase of the New Zealand Government’s Clean Car Programme kicks in, with big rebates available to purchasers of new plug-in models costing below $80,000. The money’s on offer to used-import buyers as well (providing the vehicle is being newly registered in NZ), but the really big savings come if you’re purchasing a brand-new vehicle: the rebates are larger for a start, meaning that high-capital-cost new EVs are looking a whole lot more affordable. The generous warrant...

Here is one of the latest and most interesting range tests from Bjørn Nyland - the Made-in-China (MIC) Tesla Model 3 Standard Range Plus.