Sensible.
Depending on certain events, I'm planning on replacing a car this year and getting a BEV, and I'm between Model 3, Bolt and Kona.
Bolt because cheapest, no need for tax credit Not Bolt because of the slow charging, coldgate , compliance car likely to be dumped like the Volt at some point, Sirius XM trial*, only driver window express up**
Kona EV SEL because it's more efficient than and has better charging than the Bolt. Not Kona because value depends on tax credit, because coldgate, Sirius XM trial*, only driver window express up**.
Model 3 because efficient, fast charging, Supercharger network, express-up all windows. Not Model 3 because expensive, because delivery only, because Tesla, because 200 miles from Tesla, because stupid 18" wheels, because mid-size, because sedan, because no dumb cruise backup***.
Obviously there could be other usability and comfort factors as well. Don't care about cheap interiors or how the vehicle looks, performance, or anything other than core functionality.
I wish Tesla would fix quality control and customer service, but being cheap on those is part of the reason they're now eking out profits.
* Classic loathsome charge-your-card-after-you-cancel-send-you-junk-mail-call-you company. We don't listen to radio, we have our own music collections. The only music we listen to is each other's that we don't like. And the radio we have in our Volt has XM unable to be disabled. I'd have to check in any car with XM that I can truly disable it so it's never going to appear as a source.
** Prefer to drive with the windows down rather than be running AC. Express up makes that easier and safer.
*** Live in low density area where dumb cruise control is more than adequate.