Tesla Model 3, the cheapest EV model offered by Elon Musk's car company, is one of the most in-demand zero-emission cars in the market this 2022.
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People visit the electric carmaker Tesla showroom at El Corte Ingles store in Lisbon, on September 1, 2017. / AFP PHOTO / PATRICIA DE MELO MOREIRA
It even has other variants that are considered entry-level EVs. Aside from a cheap price (between $50,000 to $80,000), Tesla has also integrated advanced features into Model 3 that are comparable (even better) to those offered by other brands.
You can adjust its settings to achieve maximum distance range or perform best during road trips. However, you may consider other great alternatives before purchasing a Tesla Model 3.
Best Tesla Model 3 Alternatives 2022
According to MakeUseOf's latest report, there are three alternative EVs for Tesla Model 3. These include the following:
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A Polestar 2 electric car is pictured during a press preview at the International Motor Show (IAA), on September 6, 2021 in Munich, southern Germany.
Polestar 2
Polestar 2, which starts at around $40,000, offers the same design as Tesla Model 3. It can also reach up to 270 miles of range and offer up to 476 hp.
Hyundai IONIQ 5
When it comes to design, the Hyundai IONIQ 5's look is similar to those vehicles you see in sci-fi movies. It has a longer range, reaching up to 303 miles. On the other hand, it is also more powerful than the Polestar 2 since it has up to 320 hp.
BMW i4 M50
The BMW i4 M50 looks like a luxurious sedan. Its road range is comparable to Polestar 2, reaching up to 270 miles on a single charge. But, it is more expensive since it starts at around $67,000. When it comes to power, it sports a whopping 536 hp.
Why Should You Buy an EV?
Big Country News recently reported that U.S. residents now prefer purchasing electric vehicles to conventional models.
A previous survey conducted by AAA (American Automobile Association) revealed that 25% of Americans want to buy their own zero-emission cars.
Their main reasons are the following:
- EVs save money during fuel price hikes.
- Can protect the environment from harmful carbon emissions.
- Offers low maintenance and repair costs.
EVs have more advanced technologies compared to conventional models.
Of course, other individuals share their concerns when buying electric vehicles, including the following:
- Prices of electric vehicles are higher than conventional cars.
- Charging stations being limited can pose issues during long road trips.
- Battery repair or replacement is somehow costly.
These are just some of the pros and cons of purchasing electric cars. If you want to see further details, you can click this link.
On the other hand, Aptera now wants the U.S. to consider making Tesla Superchargers and plugs as new EV charging standards.
Meanwhile, the Tesla Giga Berlin became Germany's largest industrial employer.
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