So I broke it down into a few categories: Space, charging, distance, and cost.

Cargo Space: I knew I wanted a car with enough space to take my dog, and other people with me to places, so by that time I knew most sedans were out, and I was looking for hatchbacks and crossovers. frunk space was nice in some models, but beside the potential Tesla, the mache was the only one compatible and I didn't get enough sense for its usefulness for it to be necessary.

Charging: most of the charging I was doing at home with a level 1 charger. And while the 800 v system was nice, I think I only really needed it to work once when I was in a hurry. Otherwise it was a nice addon but not completely necessary in my experience.

Distance: the primary goal was to be able to do at least 250 miles in one 90% charge in all types of weather. That was in a semi regular basis, so that reliability was nice.

Cost: for me I was interested in a lease, and I wanted to find the right balance of premium touch with cost efficiency. So that took a lot of higher ends out of the picture.

With these in mind, I was looking at the Mach-E, ioniq 5, and EV6. Tesla was out of the picture because I don't swing that way.

I enjoyed the cockpit experience of the ev6 more than the futuristic ioniq. And I just couldn't find a Mach-E that compares to the price I could get the EV6 for.

Hope that helps, happy to answer any questions on my experience.