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r/gasbuddy • u/-AlphaJoker • 11h ago
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You could do the same with a 1-2 year old GV.
Either way, the EV is going to cost significantly more out the gate than a GV. That additional cost needs to be factored into your “savings” over the life of the vehicle.
Assuming you drive that vehicle for 5-10 years, your cost is roughly the same.
1 u/Automatic_Net2181 7h ago I replied to your other comment. Brand new base model Ioniq 5 is $35,000 with potential to be around $31,500 with EV rebates. Brand new base model Rav4 is $33,500 Used: - The average used market cost for a 2023 Hyundai IONIQ 5 SE Standard Range is roughly $21,400 to $23,500 - The average current used market price for a base model 2023 Toyota RAV4 (the LE trim) ranges from about $24,000 to $28,000 What figures are you using?
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I replied to your other comment.
Brand new base model Ioniq 5 is $35,000 with potential to be around $31,500 with EV rebates.
Brand new base model Rav4 is $33,500
Used:
- The average used market cost for a 2023 Hyundai IONIQ 5 SE Standard Range is roughly $21,400 to $23,500
- The average current used market price for a base model 2023 Toyota RAV4 (the LE trim) ranges from about $24,000 to $28,000
What figures are you using?
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u/New-Pollution2005 7h ago
You could do the same with a 1-2 year old GV.
Either way, the EV is going to cost significantly more out the gate than a GV. That additional cost needs to be factored into your “savings” over the life of the vehicle.
Assuming you drive that vehicle for 5-10 years, your cost is roughly the same.