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Many reports have shown that most EVs are cheaper than its Petrol counterpart over the vehicle’s lifetime.
Nowadays, you can obtain a 200+ miles EV, for less than $30,000. Here are the top 9 cheapest EVs in the market with a decent driving range. We are here looking at the entry level prices, and including incentives, so there will be some variations depending on car options.

Timestamps:
00:00 BEST & CHEAPEST EV CARS in 2022
00:50 Fiat 500 Electric
02:56 Fisker Ocean Sport
05:25 Ford F150 Pro SR
07:46 Hyundai Kona Electric
10:04 Mini Cooper SE
11:44 Chevrolet Bolt EV
14:29 Chevrolet Bolt EUV
16:56 Nissan Leaf EV & LEAF e+
19:23 Tesla Hatchback/Model2


Fiat 500 Electric.
The base version, which can travel 149 miles on a charge, will only costs 23,700 euros or around $28,000. but the EV incentive brings the starting price down to 20,000 euros (around $23,500).


Fisker Ocean Sport
The 2022 Fisker Ocean is a five-passenger small SUV. Designed by the well-known automotive designer Henrik Fisker. It is the first of his vehicles aimed at the mass market, with a promised starting price tag of $30,000, after the EV incentive credit.


Ford F150 Pro SR
The Lightning shares much of the regular F150's body and cabin but with a pair of electric motors and a battery pack. The Lightning Pro will come with five-passenger SuperCrew configuration, and 5.5-foot bed, with a standard Class 4 hitch, and18 inch alloy wheels.


Hyundai Kona Electric
The Kona Electric was Hyundai's first electric crossover, sharing its platform with the Kia Niro EV. The 2022 model looks far more futuristic than the older models.


Mini Cooper SE
the mini cooper offers fun personality, vivid style and premium exterior and interior design. However, a driving range of 114 miles is significantly shorter than rivals. Even though, Last year mini sold an impressive 310,000 cars globally

Chevrolet Bolt EV
we recommend waiting a little bit and buy the 2023 model. It is because of the huge price reduction expected. The 2023 entry-level Bolt EV will start at $26,595.


The steering feel and feedback are good, and the car stays straight ahead on the highway without demanding driver attention. When the road begins to curve, the Bolt feels agile and confident.

Chevrolet Bolt EUV
The 2023 Chevrolet Bolt EUV or Electric Utility Vehicle, is a small SUV based on the Bolt EV platform. and is built in the same Michigan plant as its smaller sibling

The entry-level starts at $28,195.


Nissan Leaf EV & LEAF e+
The Nissan LEAF remains the least expensive electric car on the market. The entry-level version with a 40 kWh battery and 110 kW electric motor, is offered at a price of $20,850 (thanks to federal tax credit). For a range up to 150 miles.

Nissan has made the CHAdeMO quick charging port standard across the Leaf lineup this year.



Tesla Hatchback

Elon Must is always intends to push the limits, and this time, with the aspect of affordability.

A new entry-level Tesla hatchback, priced from US$25,000, and unofficially referred to as the Model 2, is due in 2023.

Elon Musk was considering the idea of releasing this compact car without a steering wheel or physical pedals, and as the basis of roboTaxi.

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