EV, Motor Authority Best Car To Buy 2022, Mercedes Vision EQXX: The Week In Reverse

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2024 Chevrolet Silverado EV, otor Authority Best Car To Buy 2022, Mercedes Vision EQXX: The Week In Reverse

Joel Feder

JOEL FEDER

JANUARY 7, 2022

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General Motors disclosed the 2024 Chevrolet Silverado EV, we uncovered the Motor Authority Best Car To Buy 2022, and Mercedes-Benz showed the EQXX EV idea. It's the Week in Reverse, here at Motor Authority.

Chevrolet uncovered the 2024 Silverado EV 2022 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas and reported the electric truck's underlying rollout timetable. A work truck model with in excess of 400 miles of reach for a yet to be reported cost will show up in the spring of 2023 and a completely stacked RST First Edition model is set to continue in fall 2023 for $105,000. A full setup of models beginning from $39,900 will follow inside a year.

Chevrolet astonished everybody with a first glance at the 2024 Equinox EV during the Silverado EV uncover. Set to show up in the fall of 2023, the electric Equinox will cost about $30,000 and show up close by an electric Blazer.

Chrysler reviewed its future with the electric Airflow idea at CES. The electric hybrid SUV highlights smooth styling, an extensive inside, and man-made reasoning programming. Chrysler said it'll go all-electric by 2028 with its first EV set to show up by 2025.

We named the Rivian R1T the Motor Authority Best Car To Buy 2022. It's whenever a pickup first truck or an EV has won the honor. No other vehicle available matches its broadness of utility and execution. The exhibition comes in its rough terrain capacity and 3.0-second 0-60 mph time, and the utility is featured by the stuff burrow that can even store a camp oven.

Mercedes-Benz disclosed the Vision EQXX EV idea. The smooth four-entryway vehicle sees the automaker's future with an air-cooled battery pack, a 900-volt electrical design, and an asserted 621-mile true reach. Expect the advancements saw in the idea to show up later in the decade.

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