By 2030, Americans can buy a 4-door electric vehicle with 200mi range for under $25k
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Under $25,000 inflation adjusted to 2023 prices using the US CPI-U (this will probably mean a Jan 1 2030 price of about $28,000-$30,000 in contemporaneous dollars)
after any government incentives are applied
must have four doors--two in the front and two in the back (so no Mini Cooper SE)
must go for at least 200mi (2023 mini cooper also fails this one)
must be road-legal
must be readily available, with consumers actually purchasing cars, so at least 10,000 year-to-date purchases, or at least 2,500 purchases in the latest quarter
new vehicles only
top speed at least 65 mph
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