The panoramic roof makes it feel super spacious. The interior of the Model Y is nice and clean. The exterior of the EV6 is much more interesting. To me, the Tesla Model Y looks like a Model 3 that are too much Taco Bell.

The Y is awesome, but you can get the 95% of what you get in the Y for about $41,000. The Tesla Model Y currently costs $65,990 and there is a long wait. Sometimes you just gotta grab that AC knob and spin it to get to the lowest temp possible, if you have ever lived in TX or AZ or any other hot areas, you know what I am talking about. From the cabin perspective I like that there is an actual dashboard for the driver and that there are still some tactile controls. But one EV6 owner shared with me that he felt like the EV6 is more unique looking from the outside. If you like minimalist design to the extreme in the cabin and you don’t mind that the vehicle looks like a large percentage of the other EVs on the road (read: all the other Teslas) then the Tesla Model Y might be for you. I asked some KIA EV6 owners their opinion about the Model Y vs KIA EV6 and the general opinion is this. But these are not the only assets of the 2022 EV6, as you will see in our review. Faced with Tesla, it offers some new options, such as 800V charging, V2L, LED matrix lights, an electric tailgate, or even higher ground clearance. As we will see in this review over more than 300 miles, the price/performance ratio is even quite exceptional for this crossover, which is a direct competitor of the Model Y.

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