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DeanMcManis (not verified)    February 3, 2022 - 4:16PM

33 EVs sold can only be considered positive when you are comparing to the sales of EVs that are not yet available to buy. So it's a very hollow victory. The MX30 is really a compliance car. Hopefully one of the last that we will see. Mazda of course has many talented engineers, but having a new EV with a maximum range of 100 miles is kind of a joke in 2022. The now discontinued Honda Clarity BEV was also a compliance car, and had a similarly unacceptable 89 miles of range. Which would have been acceptable Ten years ago, but not today. For about the same price as the MX-30 I will hopefully be able to buy an Aptera later this year, with 400 miles of range, solar power assist (40mi/day), and 0-60 in 3.5 sec. Sure the MX-30 and Aptera are not practically competitors (especially not being available to buy today) but for my commuting needs I don't want a 5-passenger EV crossover.

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