It’s all perception. Here in the Netherlands the EQB 250+ AMG line costs €63.000 and to our standards is quite a large car and also pretty much at the top of what upper middle class drives here. Anything larger and more expensive is for the top 5% in this country. As for the screens, they’re not very large, but on par with BMW and Audi models in the same range. And the quality of the screens and the software is superior to what other brands offer.
Appreciate you my friend! I’ve come to realize those who are contributing to new car sales have a very different perspective on what gets them excited and it’s usually not the same things that excite us 😅😂
I'm not gonna lie I'm a fan of the Tesla cars. I rented a Model 3 a few years ago and to me it was an excellent experience. Like you said the biggest problem is the lack of dealerships but I think the charging network is good and how it's easy to find them from within the Tesla. I'm not sure how it all works but I also noticed there are more Tesla chargers than other EV chargers in the wild but I really don't know much about this stuff lol if they are cross compatible or not. Do you think gas cars are going away in the near future or are they here to stay?
Yea they're not bad to drive but low quality and no real dealers is a pain with Tesla. EVs still don't work for most families so as cheap as these EQBs are, it's still going to be a second, third, or fourth car for a relatively well off family. They want to get rid of Gas cars asap but EV sales haven't taken off like they planned so I'm sure they have to force us into these by playing some gas shortage games, raising gas car insurances, etc.
Why would anyone buy the outdated 2023 model, when 2025 will be out, not a great vehicle crappie range, in winter you won't get barely 200 miles, no thanks
In all seriousness, this statement is the most misleading statement about EVs, I've been with an EV for the past 2 years and I've spent time waiting on it to charge up only on 4-5 instances during those 2 years. Now you might ask me : how come ? The reason is this: when you have an EV, you don't "wait on it" to charge up because 99% of the time, this happens when you are sleeping at night, in your garage. The only time really you have to "wait" is when you're going on a road trip, since you have to charge it up about each 2-3 hours of riding. Then again, road chargers are mostly fasr chargers (takes around 20-30 mins), just about the time to call your mom or finish 4 slices of pizza + a Gatorade :-) Only time someone should be concerned about the charging time is if you go on a road trip every day or you live 100 km from where you work. Now that i've debunked the "have to wait for it to charge" myth, can you just never bring that "excuse" again ? Thanks
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It’s all perception. Here in the Netherlands the EQB 250+ AMG line costs €63.000 and to our standards is quite a large car and also pretty much at the top of what upper middle class drives here. Anything larger and more expensive is for the top 5% in this country.
As for the screens, they’re not very large, but on par with BMW and Audi models in the same range. And the quality of the screens and the software is superior to what other brands offer.
Always enjoy your content brotha! But it’s hard to be excited about this car. 😂
Appreciate you my friend! I’ve come to realize those who are contributing to new car sales have a very different perspective on what gets them excited and it’s usually not the same things that excite us 😅😂
sold my 5008 gt and getting hopefully this soon❤
Why don’t you recommend getting the 3rd row seat?
@@itsdepriamor it’s pretty useless and just adds unnecessary weight
I'm not gonna lie I'm a fan of the Tesla cars. I rented a Model 3 a few years ago and to me it was an excellent experience. Like you said the biggest problem is the lack of dealerships but I think the charging network is good and how it's easy to find them from within the Tesla.
I'm not sure how it all works but I also noticed there are more Tesla chargers than other EV chargers in the wild but I really don't know much about this stuff lol if they are cross compatible or not.
Do you think gas cars are going away in the near future or are they here to stay?
Yea they're not bad to drive but low quality and no real dealers is a pain with Tesla.
EVs still don't work for most families so as cheap as these EQBs are, it's still going to be a second, third, or fourth car for a relatively well off family.
They want to get rid of Gas cars asap but EV sales haven't taken off like they planned so I'm sure they have to force us into these by playing some gas shortage games, raising gas car insurances, etc.
Hi sir do you have any videos about Lincoln and Cadillac sedan?? i want know
Check the channel
Thanks Kevin.
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I rented one of these this week and it's a slow! The Volvo C40 is way faster.
Drove one of these for week. Drives like an old Cadillac. Very heavy. Weighs 1000 lbs more than the Glb200. Too much lean.
Yo my bro 🤝😎👍🏾👍🏾
Hey brother thanks for dropping in on this Baby Benz vid
I ain't saying she's a gold digger.......
Overpriced for what you get , $60k, plus taxes and fees. No thank, I'll take model y anytime over this
Why would anyone buy the outdated 2023 model, when 2025 will be out, not a great vehicle crappie range, in winter you won't get barely 200 miles, no thanks
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In all seriousness you couldn’t give me this or any other EV. Life is way too short to sit around waiting for a car to be charged up.
This is a second, third, or fourth car for a well off family that they get for less than what a RAV4 costs.
In all seriousness, this statement is the most misleading statement about EVs, I've been with an EV for the past 2 years and I've spent time waiting on it to charge up only on 4-5 instances during those 2 years.
Now you might ask me : how come ?
The reason is this: when you have an EV, you don't "wait on it" to charge up because 99% of the time, this happens when you are sleeping at night, in your garage.
The only time really you have to "wait" is when you're going on a road trip, since you have to charge it up about each 2-3 hours of riding. Then again, road chargers are mostly fasr chargers (takes around 20-30 mins), just about the time to call your mom or finish 4 slices of pizza + a Gatorade :-)
Only time someone should be concerned about the charging time is if you go on a road trip every day or you live 100 km from where you work.
Now that i've debunked the "have to wait for it to charge" myth, can you just never bring that "excuse" again ?
Thanks