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Which EV Would You Recommend to Friends? Real Opinions Needed

If a friend asked you which EV to buy, which one would you actually recommend?

Trying to figure out which electric car actually makes sense to recommend. There are so many options now - Tata, MG, Hyundai, BYD. I want to know what people would genuinely suggest to their friends based on real experience. Not just specs, but actual ownership, charging hassles, service quality, all that. What's your pick and why would you vouch for it?

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December 20, 2025
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