Actually, to be blunt, there are no real alternatives to the just published #Model3, but you might want not to wait about 2 years for the delivery, so you might choose one of those e-cars in Europe…
Beware, all of them listed have (much) less then a 300km distance. The Hyundai seems to have the best complete package, the Kia is the cheapest and the BMW seems to have the best technic at least when you afford it), the Volkswagen seems to be reliable in case you still want to trust #VW?
The Renault Zoe is to small, the Opel isn’t a candidate as you are not able to currently order it. Or you might want to wait for the Nissan Leaf v3 announcement in about 4-6 weeks.
Your other choices…
The BMW i3
Still impressed how easy u can reach 48k EUR @BMW #i3 , generally nice materials but those shi•y #backdoors & just 250km #CheBur distance pic.twitter.com/JGKYga2lxi
— Benjamin Bedekovic (@teslaben) August 12, 2017
The Kia Soul EV
Also still good, but 2015/16 technic: the @Kia_Motors #SoulEV for a max of 34k EUR . By price it eats the competition but not by distance. pic.twitter.com/dmG4fN1EWR
— Benjamin Bedekovic (@teslaben) August 12, 2017
The Hyundai Ionic Elektro
Compared to the @Volkswagen #eGolf the @HyundaiEurope #ionic '#elektro' simply seems to be the better car on price & features … pic.twitter.com/o94nfHdbrY
— Benjamin Bedekovic (@teslaben) August 12, 2017
The Volkswagen eGolf
Beside that the #pricing of the #eGolf seems bad … just configured a bit the addons and you simply get 43-46k EUR for max 250km distance pic.twitter.com/jzvJxuzyUl
— Benjamin Bedekovic (@teslaben) August 12, 2017