"충전을 왜 해요?" 안 하는 전기차, 근데 중고로 팔 때가 진짜였다

#EREV #HyundaiEREV #SantaFeEREV Everyone calls the EREV—an electric vehicle that doesn't require charging—the "dream car," but no one has actually talked about how it affects my wallet. So, I personally calculated the four factors—new car price, fuel costs, charging, and resale value—using the numbers on a price estimate. They say the Santa Fe EREV, which travels 900km on a single tank of fuel, is 1.5 to 2 million won more expensive than the hybrid, with fuel costs at 133 won versus 26 won per kilometer. However, the real financial difference comes down to selling it as a used car five years later. I used a calculator to analyze exactly where the EREV sits between electric and hybrid vehicles, and how the outcome changes depending on how many years I plan to drive it. In this video: Why the trend sparked by the elimination of Trump subsidies led to "electric vehicles that don't need charging" The estimated actual purchase price of the Santa Fe EREV and the real answer to the skepticism that "Hyundai will charge high prices again" Gasoline at 133 won per km vs. Electricity at 26 won — 1.6 million won per year, break-even calculation in 1 to 1.5 years 1 out of every 5.7 public fast chargers breaks down: objective figures on charging stress Pure EVs at 40–45% residual value after 5 years vs. Hybrids at 55–60%: the reason for the 8 million won difference A purchase decision guide based on how many years you plan to drive the car, along with 3 key checkpoints. We will explain all of this in detail. 📌 Chapter 00:00 Intro 00:48 You don't even need to charge it, so why isn't everyone talking about the price? 02:45 First, New Car Price — Is it right to assume they'll charge a high price again? 04:50 Second, Gas Prices — The real meaning of 133 won versus 26 won per km 07:17 Third, Charging Stress — 1 in 5.7 cars is broken 09:30 Fourth, Resale Value — 8 million won difference after 5 years 11:35 So, how should I view my next car? 🔔 Subscribe to the channel / Like to be the first to receive the next episode. If you follow the flow of money, the answer ultimately lies in 'how many years will I drive this car?' #EV #Hybrid #RangeExtendedEV #UsedCarResidualValue #CarPurchase #Hyundai #EVFuelCost