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Post by EspadaIII on Nov 12, 2024 8:08:59 GMT
Rob, the model is as per the title of the thread to which I added the only two option packs which were available plus metallic paint. The total list price came to £51,000.
The equivalent model today with minor revisions and a larger battery by 11kWh is about £55,000. The GV60 is only about £1,500 more.
Dubya, I hadn't twigged that the wheelbase was a bit shorter in the Genesis, but as you say for my use it doesn't make a great deal of difference. Driving report to follow in due course.
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Post by EspadaIII on Nov 12, 2024 13:53:01 GMT
Curiouser and curiouser...
Got quotes in this morning from my local Hyundai dealer and it is all very interesting..
Using the Ioniq 5 (list price £54,795) as an example with the same trim and options for each quote (6 months up front and 35 payments with 12,000 miles pa - all before VAT):
Eden Hyundai £478pcm
Local Hyundai £502pcm
For the Ioniq 6 (list price £51,185) its: -
Eden Hyundai £408pcm
Local Hyundai £413pcm
Genesis GV60 (list price £57,655) is £536pcm.
All very surprisingly good value.
Bonkersly the local Kia dealer gave me a lease quote for the EV3 of £550pcm! for a car with a list price of about £42,000.
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Post by bpg on Nov 12, 2024 14:20:10 GMT
Not that surprising surely. Hyundai bank are covering themselves with the EV3, £2,750 down and £19,200 over three years brings the price of the EV3 down to £20-and-a-bit thousand (including dealer markup) in three years time as a 36,000 miles car.
No one is going to pay more for a smallish EV when BYD and co are still working out their strategy for Europe.
Relieved we got a big chunk of incentives thrown at our EV when we bought otherwise a small EV would have been too expensive over fossil fuel equivalents. Incentives brought parity to the price.
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Post by dixinormus on Nov 12, 2024 17:55:26 GMT
And newly-launched models rarely get discounted in any way for the first few months (until the manufacturer realises it’s ambitiously priced and/or up against stiff competition).
The Ioniq models have been around a couple of years already.
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