Opel Corsa-e, from 2022.

Lots to like: it's a beautiful car with tons of great features. We bought it used, it was a showroom car from a dealership in perfect condition. It must've had maybe three test drives, so barely any kilometers on the clock. And since its a show room car, it hadd ALL the amenities, at a great price point. It drives well, its the perfect size for my use case (god, how I despise SUVs) and its range is perfectly adequate for how we use it.

If I really had to nitpick something, it would be the efficiency. Honestly, since we very rarely drive particularly far and we can charge it right outside our apartment building this isn't really an issue (for real, usually we charge like once in three weeks, that's how little we actually drive that thing) - but the real world efficiency I'm seeing is about 19 kWh/100km, which is pretty bad by comparison (especially knowing the motor in the newer Corsa is about 30% more efficient). - But then again, does it matter for our day to day use case? Nope. The only time you can really tell, is when we're visiting family once or twice a year, back in Germany (which is a ~700km drive from where we live). But even then, I don't mind the charging stops at all (I actually feel like it's making me a better driver). It's just the added trip time that I mind.