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Now, let's dive into some EVs!

“I’d have a Rimac Nevera over the Valkyrie and AMG One.”

-Chris Harris

Part 3 of Buying an EV

Part 3 (see the whole series here)

In my search for a new electric SUV or truck under $80,000, available now, and within 25 miles of my house, I have narrowed down the choices to the Ford F-150 Lightning and the Tesla Model Y.

The Details. To determine the best option, I will compare them side by side considering factors like exterior color, range, price, seating capacity, storage, drivetrain, and more.

Here's my comparison:

Tesla Model Y Long Range:

Exterior Color: Red
Dual Motor
314-mile range
0-60 mph in 4.5 seconds
Heated Seats
Frunk
7 Seats
$63,990
Enhanced Autopilot: $6,000
Full Self-Driving: $15,000

Ford F-150 Lightning Pro SuperCrew AWD:

Exterior Color: Gray
AWD
230-mile range
0-60 mph in 4.2 seconds
No heated seats
Frunk
5 Seats
Ten 120V outlets and a 240V outlet
$60,763

Heated seats are essential in Colorado winters and having at least six seats is necessary for picking up the in-laws at the airport with the whole family. Another huge factor is the additional 80+ miles of range offered by the Model Y.

Considering these factors, I’d choose the Tesla Model Y. While the F-150 Lightning is an excellent truck, the Tesla better suits my needs for a family-oriented EV. What can I say, I like toasty seats in the winter.

This concludes my three-part series on my EV buying process. I hope you've found it informative and enjoyable.

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