I love the way this looks. Wish honda would've done this look w/the HRV. If they brought it to the U.S. I would definitely consider it. And if it was a hybrid, I probably would buy it .✌️
We're getting far too obsessed with 0-60 times in EV reviews. Once the preserve of Top Trump claims for supercars, we now hold our everyday family cars to the same obsession, and I don't think we should. I love driving fast and acceleration is thrilling, but my 13 year old Laguna gets to 60 in just over 9 seconds and that's still more than quick enough for getting out in junctions when I need it to, and the car is as quick as everybody else's on the daily commute. 9 seconds is actually more than adequate for every day driving, and if we hold every car accountable to their 0-60 prowess what hope is there for the future of the supercar?
Exactly. But these are eventually treated as perceived values. Performance, size, space, looks... And no surprise the last decade of crossovers and premium cars have created international market wide inflation. Not just from COVID. All automakers as competitors not just compete who sells more, who has more market share but crucially who makes more profits. . This business culture financing products that are the biggest purchase second to a home creates inflation. Inflation reduces the value of profits, dividends and bonuses. Therefore every competitor pushes up their prices, creating more market-wide inflation You see where this goes?
The 500E has been a sales disaster and FIAT know it there even reports it’s having to retrofit the platform to offer hybrid variant WHICH IT SHOULD OF DONE TO BEGIN WITH and this 600 as long as the hybrid is priced well it’ll sell well
Good review Batch however all Stellantis seem to be doing is raiding the parts bin and then putting a new dress on the car. Mind you they're not the first to do this and won't be the last ( I'm looking at you Renault) but even so it's a bit disappointing. It's like the company is saying Oh you don't like this outside ok how about this one? etc.
Profit. Profit. Profit. Inflation reduces the value of profits, dividends, speculative value and bonuses. And they can't decide to stop growing profits, competitors are competing to make more profits to attract investor money. Therefore prices goes up, market wide, and you know well that adds to inflation Don't forget Stellantis (JEEP, Chrysler, Dodge) cheats their workers like the rest of them
0-60 in 9 secs is adequate for everyday driver. This was the performance of a 60's V8 pony car. All the ICE engine noise made it sound fast. Too much acceleration and torque, burns up tires, unsafe on slippery winter surfaces, sucks up battery range. encourages aggressive behavior. Seems expensive, but EV your paying for battery that is expensive. Fiat trying hard to wring out costs to a middle class price. The most important long term EV test is any history of spontaneous fires. Battery design tech replacing ICE engine tech.
@@batchreviewsstop excusing it. It's a market wide flaw. This is what delaying EV R&D throughout the 2000s-2010s had brought. And Chinese EVs today are only too competitive to wipe the floor of practically every car brand, Tesla and Toyota included
I love the way this looks. Wish honda would've done this look w/the HRV. If they brought it to the U.S. I would definitely consider it. And if it was a hybrid, I probably would buy it .✌️
Another informative and entertaining video.
Love love the front face look of this car
thanks James like your review always 😊
Great video
Great video, but one real question are you related to Quentin Willson.🤔
Actually all the instruments and buttons first appeared on the 500e NOT the Jeep…
`Very good review.
We're getting far too obsessed with 0-60 times in EV reviews. Once the preserve of Top Trump claims for supercars, we now hold our everyday family cars to the same obsession, and I don't think we should.
I love driving fast and acceleration is thrilling, but my 13 year old Laguna gets to 60 in just over 9 seconds and that's still more than quick enough for getting out in junctions when I need it to, and the car is as quick as everybody else's on the daily commute. 9 seconds is actually more than adequate for every day driving, and if we hold every car accountable to their 0-60 prowess what hope is there for the future of the supercar?
Exactly. But these are eventually treated as perceived values. Performance, size, space, looks...
And no surprise the last decade of crossovers and premium cars have created international market wide inflation. Not just from COVID.
All automakers as competitors not just compete who sells more, who has more market share but crucially who makes more profits. .
This business culture financing products that are the biggest purchase second to a home creates inflation. Inflation reduces the value of profits, dividends and bonuses.
Therefore every competitor pushes up their prices, creating more market-wide inflation
You see where this goes?
Most of those instruments come straight from the 500e not the Jeep…
The 500E has been a sales disaster and FIAT know it there even reports it’s having to retrofit the platform to offer hybrid variant WHICH IT SHOULD OF DONE TO BEGIN WITH and this 600 as long as the hybrid is priced well it’ll sell well
Good review Batch however all Stellantis seem to be doing is raiding the parts bin and then putting a new dress on the car. Mind you they're not the first to do this and won't be the last ( I'm looking at you Renault) but even so it's a bit disappointing. It's like the company is saying Oh you don't like this outside ok how about this one? etc.
Profit. Profit. Profit.
Inflation reduces the value of profits, dividends, speculative value and bonuses. And they can't decide to stop growing profits, competitors are competing to make more profits to attract investor money.
Therefore prices goes up, market wide, and you know well that adds to inflation
Don't forget Stellantis (JEEP, Chrysler, Dodge) cheats their workers like the rest of them
0-60 in 9 secs is adequate for everyday driver. This was the performance of a 60's V8 pony car. All the ICE engine noise made it sound fast. Too much acceleration and torque, burns up tires, unsafe on slippery winter surfaces, sucks up battery range. encourages aggressive behavior. Seems expensive, but EV your paying for battery that is expensive. Fiat trying hard to wring out costs to a middle class price. The most important long term EV test is any history of spontaneous fires. Battery design tech replacing ICE engine tech.
I hope this arrives to America so that scotty Kilmer can rip it to shreds
But not Sandy Munroe?
Free us for all these retro cars !
Is there a pathetic fake window behind each rear door?
Yes, but at least it’s not huge like the MG
Nnnno. But Automakers are very good at advertising what's most profitable for them and them alone!
A reasonable £32000 😂.
Reasonable for an EV! 😊
@@batchreviews still 10 grand too much.
@@batchreviewsstop excusing it.
It's a market wide flaw. This is what delaying EV R&D throughout the 2000s-2010s had brought.
And Chinese EVs today are only too competitive to wipe the floor of practically every car brand, Tesla and Toyota included
It’s overpriced and ugly. Two areas where Fiat used to excel. It’s a pass for me.
Horrible design....