What a pioneer! Baltimore to, say, Columbus is ~400mi. So did you stop to charge once - or twice? I assume the other 2 big cities would be a 2-stopper. Did you keep it at 60, or drive with traffic, at 75 or 80? Is the Niro not available in Ohio? And yikes, that's about what we paid for my Lexus RX!
I'm also looking to buy out of state, if I have to. I did that with my wife's Leaf. The tax credit was not a problem. We were pleased with the experience.
And I assume, this early in their release, that there are no discounts? In Atlanta, there is a waiting list! Thanks, and congratulations.
What a pioneer! Baltimore to, say, Columbus is ~400mi. So did you stop to charge once - or twice? I assume the other 2 big cities would be a 2-stopper. Did you keep it at 60, or drive with traffic, at 75 or 80? Is the Niro not available in Ohio? And yikes, that's about what we paid for my Lexus RX!
I'm also looking to buy out of state, if I have to. I did that with my wife's Leaf. The tax credit was not a problem. We were pleased with the experience.
And I assume, this early in their release, that there are no discounts? In Atlanta, there is a waiting list! Thanks, and congratulations.
Congrats! Feel free to start a new thread with your impressions. (and maybe more picsWe actually picked ours up on Monday in Maryland. We made it back to Ohio with it yesterday. So they are out there!
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We sort of charged 3 times (once before leaving the area so that's why I say sort of) and then twice on the road (we happened to select an EVGo charger that limited us to 30 minutes or we could have skipped the last charge). We averaged 4.5 miles/kwh during the drive. We were crossing Pennsylvania so the majority of that drive was at 60 or below. We used ABetterRoutePlaner.com to track down what dealerships were on a reasonable charging route back to home and then it was a great base plan for the drive as well (I mean we of course relied heavily on PlugShare too but it was nice to have know how elevation changes and such would factor in as well).What a pioneer! Baltimore to, say, Columbus is ~400mi. So did you stop to charge once - or twice? I assume the other 2 big cities would be a 2-stopper. Did you keep it at 60, or drive with traffic, at 75 or 80? Is the Niro not available in Ohio? And yikes, that's about what we paid for my Lexus RX!
I'm also looking to buy out of state, if I have to. I did that with my wife's Leaf. The tax credit was not a problem. We were pleased with the experience.
And I assume, this early in their release, that there are no discounts? In Atlanta, there is a waiting list! Thanks, and congratulations.
King Kia - no markupCongrats!
Which dealer in Maryland? Any markup over sticker?
No discount but no markup. They were wonderful to work with. Very excited and surprised by our motivation to come from Ohio.Did King Kia charge you additional dealer markup? I am looking at one of their other ones now. Did they give you any kind of discount? Let me know as I am dealing with them this week.
I will give it a try. Haven't made a thread before.Congrats! Feel free to start a new thread with your impressions. (and maybe more pics)
Feel free to "Start a conversation" with me if you run into any issues.I will give it a try. Haven't made a thread before.![]()
King Kia - no markup
No discount but no markup. They were wonderful to work with. Very excited and surprised by our motivation to come from Ohio.