Tesla model S, X, and Y.
All Lucid models.
Mercedes and Ferraris.
Why can't they look neutral?
I want low-key, efficient, safe, and functional. And ideally more than 35 American miles of range.
Tesla model S, X, and Y.
All Lucid models.
Mercedes and Ferraris.
Why can't they look neutral?
I want low-key, efficient, safe, and functional. And ideally more than 35 American miles of range.
I dunno. If it's electric, I guess it's supposed to look futuristic. No accounting for taste.
Peugeot has already announced that the coming models will be the same body regardless of whether they are electric or not (I'm waiting for the e-308 sw myself).
You might not have these cars if you're in North America though.
These all seem pretty normal to me.
Here you go. A Kia EV6 GT:
https://www.thedrive.com/news/2023-kia-ev6-specs-debut-revea...
Or maybe you want a BMW i4. The eDrive 40 has more range, the M50 has more performance:
https://www.thedrive.com/news/40872/2022-bmw-i4-edrive40-and...
The exception, of course, is the Hyundai Ioniq, which looked like the designer watched a few too many dystopian-near-future films while working on it.