Is it so much to ask that we get a sick EV hot hatch in the US? Killing me here.
this post was submitted on 04 Dec 2024
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Right?
An electric HH would be amazing.
I think the best (only?) example we have right now is the Ioniq 5 (the spicy N version looks rad, but iirc it’s something like 70k? At which point I’d just buy a poverty spec cayman when they come out with the next gen electric ones)
The weird thing is: the Ioniq 5 has the looks and proportions of a hot hatch, but it’s actually a full SUV. For my European eyes, it’s gigantic and has nothing to do with the hot hatch impression it makes in pictures.
Yeah, the Rivian 3 looks promising but between it not coming until 2027 (last time I saw) and the few decisions Rivian makes (no Android Auto/Carplay and whatever those weird scroll wheels are in the steering wheel) I don't know that I'd go for it off the rip.
It's the only thing that might make me give up my fiesta st
"What the hell is a puma?"
It's a big cat like a lion
Something that would sell well in the US, so of course it won’t be offered here.
Like the shoe company?