Worlds first! Test: Volvo EX60/BMWiX3/Mercedes GLC!

Finally, the first test where the Volvo EX60 faces the toughest competition possible: BMW and Mercedes' new electric cars, the iX3 and GLC. All three feature the latest EV technology with core computing, cell-to-pack, fast charging, modern infotainment systems, and upgraded self-driving systems. But there are significant differences between the cars in almost every round! Which one you prefer is largely a matter of personal taste, but there are major differences when it comes to running costs and range. Perhaps that will be the deciding factor for you? 00:00 Intro 00:56 Round 1: Safety 03:26 Quality and Manufacturing 04:48 Round 2: Charging & Range 07:05 Charging Facts 09:50 Round 3: Cargo & Space 28:39 Volvo's Door Handles, Mirrors + Grilles 31:30 Design Assessment 35:23 Plug-in Hybrids - Better Economics? 35:58 Round 4: Drive & Ride 46:00 Round 5: Wow Factor 49:50 Round 6: Running Costs / Economics 51:00 Cost Calculation 51:29 Private Leasing 51:56 Technical Data 53:05 Winner! 53:40 My Choice Make sure to subscribe so you don't miss anything! If you want to se the videos in swedish, with captions: Go to my Swedish channel: Alriks Bilar This is how I calculate: Cost of capital: 4.5% on the entire amount. Private leasing: 15,000 km/year (approx. 9,300 miles/year). Tax: The actual cost. Insurance: Registered to me, living in an apartment (housing co-op) in Nacka. Service: Figures provided by the car manufacturer. Tyres: 4 winter tyres from a premium manufacturer spread over three years. Depreciation: 36 months (or more) according to Bilpriser.se (What the car costs to buy versus what you get in trade-in value at a dealership). Fuel/Energy: 3 SEK/kWh. Or 17 SEK/litre for petrol and diesel. Repair fund: I usually add 500 SEK for cars older than three years. This could be high or low. #ev #alriksbilar #volvo #volvoex60 #bmw #bmwix3 #mercedes #mercedesglc #ex60 #personalfinance