3 Amazing Electric Cars You Can Afford Under $70,000

3 Amazing Electric Cars You Can Afford Under $70,000

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As we look to the future, the focus is clear. The auto industry is going green. Luxury auto manufacturers are constantly releasing new all-electric cars. No longer do you have to choose between comfort, speed, and sustainability. Now, you can have it all with the best luxury electric cars of 2023. Electric vehicles can be more expensive vehicles, but, often, government incentives and tax benefits can help shoulder the cost. Additionally, you’ll find that electric cars are usually easier to maintain and certainly more efficient. Anyone looking to go electric on a budget is sure to be dismayed by the general state of the battery-powered car market. A new Ford F-150 Lightning starts at nearly $60,000. Tesla's popular Model Y cost almost $70,000 before a recent cut dropped it into the mid-$50,000 range. Electric vehicles from exciting upstarts Rivian and Lucid cost even more if you can get your hands on one. But with more electric options on the market than ever before, there are some lower-priced models on sale too. Although they only represent less than three percent of the entire new-car market today, the appetite for electric vehicles is growing. Waiting times for most electric cars range from six to 12 months. In some cases, there is a two-year delay in customer deliveries. The biggest challenge facing electric cars outside infrastructure, driving range, and charging points is affordability. The cheapest electric cars in Australia are not exactly cheap, in the $49,000 to $55,000 price bracket, whereas the most affordable petrol cars are in the $20,000 to $30,000 range. Nevertheless, price has not dented the popularity of electric cars. In this video, We are discussing about 3 Amazing Electric Cars You Can Afford Under $70,000

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