Which EV Car Brands to Avoid Buying | Learns Car Series

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  @diego9x · 1 year ago

  This man knows the global market so well, clearly a true car fan and not just a reviewer

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• IS

  @ishady27 · 1 year ago

  Like it and another new subscriber from Indonesia. Not wishing to buy an EV soon but I really enjoy your content. Keep up the good work 🎉

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  @kantorkantor1052 · 1 year ago

  When I visit Singapore, I was always wowed by the variety of cars crossing streets of Singapore, giving impression that Singaporeans are free to choose among many many brands and the support from the dealers are OK.<br><br>What you referring as boring costumers did happened in Indonesia long2 time ago when people even before buying a car already start to think its resale value😂

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  @alonsomejia1704 · 11 months ago

  Good video my friend…i’m in the prosess of getting an EV … in my country(Colombia)BYD is very strong so now i’m going to get one,thank you!

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  @jasonsoh79 · 1 year ago

  Cars in SG costs a lot more than other countries after including COE and PARF, etc. We can&apos;t afford to take too much risks.

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• CA

  @carisacar · 7 months ago

  Brilliant video. By far the best car reviewer in SG.

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• JO

  @josephapdon6227 · 1 year ago

  Thank you for sharing your analysis on different EVs in the market today.

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• FE

  @felix8642 · 4 months ago

  Glad i watched your video before i made any decision.<br><br>I am currently in a stage of converting to EV.

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• TE

  @terencew3840 · 1 year ago

  breaking down the figures puts things in clear perspective

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• MR

  @mr.yuthhomeadvisor3017 · 1 year ago

  This video is very informative. Thanks from Cambodia

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• DE

  @Demeeuw1 · 10 months ago

  Great video!<br>However, considering budget and winter driving I went for the Ioniq 5 (2025).<br>So far, a fantastic car for a reasonable price.<br>I was considering a BYD Sealion 7, but there where a few issues: our country has a rule for carrying weight, which meant that 5 big adults and luggage would break that rule. (and could get you a fine). So basically the car is too heavy if you pick up 4 of your big friends and their suitcases. Another thing was loads of sounds and interruptions from the tech. Probably can be turned off after studying and fine tuning... but made the test drive less fun.<br>And as an extra, the dealer was to say it politically, not very friendly.<br>The Hyundai Ioniq 5 has been a dream, including the whole purchase procedure, the comfort and ease.

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  @seowko · 1 year ago

  As an ICE enthusiast, found that Benz was one of the most reliable next to Lexus both of which I’m still using. Probably it’s about time to switch to EV to be green. But the thought of charging vs pumping up just made me feel silly.

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