Tesla Model Y vs. Ioniq 5 vs. Kia EV6 vs. Equinox EV vs. Mustang Mach-E vs. VW ID4 vs. Toyota bZ

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The review compares seven mainstream EV SUVs using MotorTrend's criteria, focusing on design, efficiency, engineering, performance, safety, and value.

Chevrolet Equinox EV LT:
-It is GM's second affordable mainstream EV.
-Its focus is comfort and practicality.
-The front-drive model produces 220 horsepower.
-Tested 0 to 60 mph in 7.4 seconds.
-It has a spacious cabin with dazzling screens.
-Its lowest price point in this comparison.
-There is no Apple CarPlay or Android Auto in this vehicle.

Ford Mustang Mach-E Premium E-AWD:
-Continues to impress with sporty road manners and various trims.
-Has a 15.5-inch touch screen and a B&O sound system.
-Offers a Sport Appearance package.
-It is equipped with one year of Ford BlueCruise hands-free driver-assist.
-The extended range battery increases power from 325 to 365 horsepower.

Hyundai Ioniq 5:
-It is the winner of the 2023 SUV of the Year award.
-Has retro-futuristic design and a practical interior.
-It balances a comfortable ride with controlled handling.
-It comes standard with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
-It has Tesla Supercharger compatibility.
-Produces a claimed 320 horsepower.

KIA EV6:
-It is sleeker and more car-like in shape.
-2025 version has updated front and rear styling.
-Includes bigger battery pack options.
-Has a revised center console.
-It is now compatible with Tesla Superchargers.
-This wind all-wheel-drive trim gives it 320 horsepower and a 4.4 second 0-60.

Tesla Model Y:
-The best-selling EV in the world.
-Gets those trendy, full-width light bars popular on Chinese EVs.
-The seats have been reshaped.
-Transmission stock has been removed in favor of touch screen controls.
-The basic battery and motor specifications carry over, meaning 397 horsepower for the Long Range all-wheel-drive trim.

Toyota BZ:
-The BZ can charge faster.
-It offers more powerful motor options.
-Revises its dashboard layout.
-338 horsepower.
-Was previously seen as having a bizarre cabin design.

Volkswagen ID4:
-It behaves like a normal car and is popular for the masses.
-Updates from 2024 for the 82-kilowatt-hour battery pack include a shifter stock and bigger infotainment screen.
-Still retains infuriating slider controls.
-Has 335 horsepower.

The Hyundai balances a comfortable ride and controlled handling with a retro-futuristic design.
The Mustang Mach-E is regarded to have more personality. Tesla's full self-driving is an unfinished project because it often puts other road users who didn't sign up for it in danger, and has made Tesla prone to over promising. While the steering was great on some cars, it was quick on the Tesla and a bit difficult to control. Kia made their car sportier, making it drive more athletically than the Ioniq 5.
The first position was given to the Ford Mustang Mach-E, with the ID4 in the lowest position out of the group tested.

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