General Motors’ luxury arm has just previewed the Cadillac Optic — which looks to be offering a tad more utility than the brand’s larger Lyriq EV. While it debuted in Paris, the model is to become a global model and suit the taste of luxury-minded consumers the world over.
Jor65756038The last time I went to a Nissan dealership, there were only SUV´s and crossovers. I prefer to drive one of those old sedans but I will never buy an SUV or a crossover. Not everybody like SUV´s or crossovers or is willing to buy one no matter ehat.
VarezhkaRenault Twizy, or I guess it's Mobilize Duo now. Neat looking, and these microcars and mopeds are one of the few place where BEVs actually makes sense environmentally.
ProbertMost KIA/Hyundais are based on the e-gmp modular platform, but not all, and that's where I see Lucid's drivetrain coming in. It is arguably the most efficient, powerful and importantly, compact drivetrain in the business. A car like the Genesis G80 or GV70, which are derived from ICE cars, could benefit from these characteristics as batteries and motors are shoehorned into the chassis.
JonathanThis plan for a mass conversion to EVs is simply lunacy. Leave them as niche products for those who want them, no problem. But to push them across the board for everyone in the near future is unnecessary. It's beyond sad that there are people who actually believe these things will "save the planet".
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