Comments over on that site are pretty negative., seems to be they mostly think it costs too much.
this post was submitted on 22 Sep 2023
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Seems a bit disingenuious when the base model starts at $39,600 (and upgrades to $45,600).
Not to mention the fact that MSRP is a joke as long as Hyundai continues to sell through dealer networks who scalp and price gouge EVs without any kind of regulation.
Are they wrong though?
No idea, I was just adding a little context in case people wanted to take a look.
CCS or NACS?
Edit: looks like CCS in the photo