Below, please find out how it would be structured for Mass—
Year, Make, Model, and Trim: 2018 BMW i3 Rex 94ah (This is a brand new car) Fartless if you will. MSRP: $ 50xxx Monthly Payment: $ 91 + Tax Drive-Off Amount: $ 2000 + MSDs ($700) Months: 24 Annual Mileage: 10K MF: Bumped to Waive Acq Available Incentives: Loyalty Applied (Worth $1500 so please add $63/month without) Region: New England Leasehackr Score: Not low
Without loyalty——
$160+Tax
2000 plus $1400 in MSDs
If you dont go the MSD route, it’ll be about $20-25 more/month.
Depending on how one drives, it could even be significantly more than 188 miles. I get 150+ miles of around town driving battery alone on mine, around 230 total with the REX✔️ High speed driving (65 mph+) drops range notably though.
I’m here is MA where electric is $.21kwh. No time of use deals. No off peak. Yes, you can go solar but without solar or nuclear power it’s about $18 in juice for 200 miles to charge the bimmer. At gas price of $3/gallon (and it’s about $2.70 here in MA) that’s 6 gallons of gas that would take you 300 miles in a Prius. So the Bimmer is 50% more to drive on juice than a hybrid Prius. Nicer-sure. But 50% more to operate. Help me if my juicehacker logic is flawed!
For a 2018 with a 33 kWh battery pack, a completely dead battery would probably take maybe ~38 kWh to fully charge. At $.21 per kWh, that would be about eight bucks.
Since a battery pack of this size is roughly equivalent to the energy storage of 1 gallon of gasoline, it does come out to the equivalent of $8 per gallon if that metric is used. But, if you can go about 140-150 miles on that amount of energy storage, the cost per mile is pretty reasonable.
Down here in Florida, we are at about $.13, so the financials on car like this make pretty good “cents”. My long-term average with my four 4 i3 I have had over the years is about 4.7 miles per kWh. This ends up equating to about 150 mpge, which in my case is something around $0.03 per mile for fuel cost if I have to buy the power. I generally don’t have to buy it as I have solar panels and in that case the fuel cost is $0.