Update 3-2-2023: The content below has been updated to include correct information and to clarify the difference between overall score and predicted reliability. These are the 10 most reliable new cars, trucks and SUVs of 2022, according to Consumer Reports: 1. It should be noted that several 2023 model year EVs, some highly anticipated, have yet to be tested by the organization, including the BMW i7, Fisker Ocean, Hyundai Ioniq 6, and Lucid Air. And with an average transaction price of 34,444, the Integra is selling for 1,144 over sticker. The most reliable vehicle in the survey was the Lexus GX SUV, which got a perfect score of 100. According to the EPA, the Acura Integra gets as high as 30 mpg city, 37 mpg highway and 33 mpg combined. Tesla owners were most likely to report problems with cabin electronics, CR notes. But when it comes to reliability, the outlook is a little more muddled considering most EVs are fairly new, and there isn’t yet a plethora of data to rank reliability.īut among those that do have data, Consumer Reports has predicted that the following cars will be the least reliable EVs, and the list includes everything from economy hatchbacks to pickup trucks and wildly powerful sports cars. The Acura Integra is CR ’s number-one choice for entry-level luxury sedans. Those shopping in the EV segment have a bevy of considerations before signing on the dotted line such as range, charging times, overall practicality, features, available warranties, and, of course, price. As the automotive landscape shifts and more EVs are finding their way onto dealer lots and into driveways, prospective buyers have understandable concerns for model reliability, especially considering most EVs haven’t been in production for more than a few years. The all-electric segment is growing by leaps and bounds with more automakers providing additional EV offerings and many buyers making the switch from internal combustion to electric power.
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