New Volkswagen ID.4 for rented about $ 100 per month – Cleantechnica

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Just before the US tax credit EV was discarded, a person in Colorado rented a new ID.4 for about $ 100 per month. (The driver says $ 100 a month, but the video title reports a little under $ 100.) Let it do so, it is quite an agreement and it will be interesting to see what merchants do without federal incentives established for new and used ev.

It is important to report on these available legends that “cost too much”. In fact, they can stand in some boxes less Regarding the total cost of ownership. Also, electric vehicles do not have the huge costs of public health and the environment on vehicles with an internal internal combustion engine, not to mention terrible policy and dictators of oil, aka “petriticotors”.

Renting a new EV can be for drivers EV, if the agreement works for them. If the lease has been two years, the person will not be as devoted as someone who buys one directly and expects it to maintain it much longer.

Some technical specifications:

• 77 kWh usable battery
• AWD RANGE version is about 263 miles
• Fast DC DC load: top up to 175 kW
• 0–60 mph: less than 5 seconds.

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The driver ID.4 for previously had climbing from 2006, a vehicle with only 14 MPG fuel efficiency for combined steering. This evaluation would be only for one in good operational condition and it was not, so it could actually be less than 14 MPG.

AWD ID.4 Pro is about 102 mpge, which is 7.28 times more Energy efficient. Climbing would also require some expensive repair, so the transition to a new cheap leasing sounds like a good choice for him.

The new owner did not have to make a deposit; He only paid taxes for the start of the agreement. There is a limit of mileage a year of 7,500, but it is less every year, so the limit is not a barrier for it.

Near it is two public EV chargers used to charge, because in an apartment that apparently does not have the ability to charge home.

Disclosure ounce at the weekend for about 20 minutes, only it costs $ 20. It wasn’t exactly what cost to drive very low MPG climbing was, but he says he has more money with ID.4 for that he spends in mind he wants, not on gas. (Edmunds states ID.4 Driving cost per month approximately $ 76.)

In many EV online videos, the destructive effects of using fossil fuels are not mentioned Human health“Air pollution from oil and gas causes more than 90,000 premature deaths on the US every year.”

Such Air pollution The result is also this: “More than 10,000 premature births are due to a specific matter from O&G (per year).”

Races are all asthma, COPD and other diseases associated with air pollution from fossil fuels. Kudos of this guy for getting rid of the relatively old fossil burner and replaced him with a vehicle that does not have direct emissions from the vehicle itself. In 2024, the state of Colorado, where he lives, generated just over 40 percent of solar energy and wind energy. It is therefore possible that the part of the electricity used to account EV comes from net renewable sources.