only is the bmw's boot bigger at NUMBER_TOKEN liters but because you've got this hatchback tailgate it's just easier to load don't have quite so much underfloor storage as in the tesla but look i can load the seats by leaning through here and because of that tailgate look you can really fit big items in there so perfect if you haven't bought yourself a washing machine you need to bring it back to your house no one buys a washing machine anymore do they from the shop they just do it online so i don't really know whether that matters anyway the boot's still better obviously with electric cars you get a front boot as well so the fruit on the tesla fairly big look i've got some charging cables in there now let's check out the fruit on the bmw so oh obviously it's underneath this black cover right maybe i can like kind of put them in there all right i'm sure that's gonna be fine it's all fine fine yeah it's a problem once again with this being a car that shares a platform with an internal combustion engine vehicle it's not bespoke i better take that out now let's talk about batteries charging and i kind of still hate that flap and all that kind of stuff so you can get the iphone two versions the standard car has a single motor driving the rear axle that has NUMBER_TOKEN horsepower or you can get this dual motor four-wheel drive version the mNUMBER_TOKEN which has NUMBER_TOKEN horsepower both cars have an NUMBER_TOKEN kilowatt hour battery pack now this car since new has done about NUMBER_TOKEN miles and it's averaged NUMBER_TOKEN miles per kilowatt hour which isn't great and when you take that figure multiply it by the battery capacity works out to a real world range of NUMBER_TOKEN miles now the tesla since it was new it's done NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN miles and it's averaged NUMBER_TOKEN watt hours per mile so put that into miles per kilowatt hour that's NUMBER_TOKEN miles per kilowatt hour now this has a NUMBER_TOKEN kilowatt hour battery pack and so that means that the real world range when you multiply it through works out to NUMBER_TOKEN miles on a charge and of course you can charge it at normal charges and the tesla supercharger network so there's just more choice also you can get three versions of this car there's the standard range which is rear drive only with NUMBER_TOKEN horsepower it's actually quick enough then there's a dual motor version the long range which has NUMBER_TOKEN horsepower and then this at the top of the range the performance with NUMBER_TOKEN horsepower now one of the great things about the tesla is that despite all the batteries on board it's still relatively light for an electric kite comes in at NUMBER_TOKEN kilos that bmw though it's a bit of a porker it weighs in at NUMBER_TOKEN kilos so NUMBER_TOKEN kilos heavier than the tesla why is it that much heavier oh i know it's probably because it's not a bespoke built from the ground up electric it's having to show its platform with an internal combustion engine model now let's compare what these cars like to drive i'm going to start with the tesla model NUMBER_TOKEN. one thing about this car is that it does have a sporty direct feel to it the steering is nice and responsive it does allow you to put the car
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