11 EVs That Are Actually EASY to Live With After 60

Most electric cars are designed for people who enjoy technology. If you just want to get in, sit comfortably, see out, and drive β€” a lot of them make that surprisingly hard. Touchscreens that bury the temperature control three menus deep. Seats you drop into and struggle out of. Pillars you can’t see around. But 11 EVs get this right. In this video I count down the best electric vehicles for older drivers, judged on step-in height, physical buttons, visibility, seat comfort, and safety tech β€” not 0-60 times. From the $29,890 Kia EV3 and the simple Chevy Bolt to the Ford Mustang Mach-E that safety analysts named one of only 6 vehicles for senior drivers, the Kia EV9’s commanding seating position, and the Hyundai Ioniq 5 at #1. Plus the 3-times entry test to do before you sign anything, and which popular EVs to avoid entirely.

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