Electric Cars And Crossovers: What's New For 2019
We’re tracking the changes made to this year’s fleet of electric vehicles.
If there’s anything constant about the automobile business it’s change. New vehicles or variations of existing models are introduced or updated with each successive model year, and electric cars are no exception.
In a separate post we previewed a fresh fleet of all-new EVs that's expected to arrive at dealer’s showrooms beginning for the 2020 model year and beyond, with virtually all automakers joining the market or expanding their electrified lineups. In the meantime, we’re charting the changes to the fleet of full-electric cars for 2019 in the above slideshow. The available selection is expanding this year, with fresh new models coming from Audi, Hyundai, Jaguar and Kia and a much-longer-range Nissan Leaf coming later in the calendar year.
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