Video Summary
The following findings are from the electric car review:- The new model is considered better-looking than previous models and "rather fine looking."
- Its design includes nice flat rear end, a sloping rear screen.
- The sloping rear screen results in no rear windscreen wiper.
- It has a spoiler that improves aero and increases range.
- The taillight design makes it look like it's been scratched by claws.
- Recessed window rubbers give the side profile a clean appearance.
- The presenter wonders whether debris and dirt will accumulate in the recessed window rubbers over time.
- It has a front grille though it is not needed because there is an electric version in addition to the gas version.
- The interior is like a spaceship and has lots of functionality.
- The touch-sensitive buttons on the steering wheel are not accidental due to the functionality.
- There is lots of space under the arm rest.
- The glovebox is felt-lined but lacks space.
- The side bolsters on the seats can be adjusted.
- It has a panoramic glass roof, but it isn't that big.
- On the electric version, is equipped with a single electric motor, front-wheel drive, and is 213HP
- The electric vehicle has a range of 330 miles but a more realistic range is 206 miles
- The car starts at almost £35,000 for the petrol version; the electrical version starts at just under £46,000.
- The car has some cool features to make up for design.
- The steering is light, but it has a turning circle of 10.6 meters.
- There is no separate runner for the rear seat belts when the back seats are folded down.
- There is auto cruise feature available
- The braking feel is a little grabby, and the car does not have full one-pedal driving or a coast mode.
- The performance of the electrical version seems a little off the pace
- Distracting flickering effect can be caused by trim.
- It is a comfortable car.
- The presenter shortlists it, and does not recommend buying it yet.
