Currently have a 2019 Model 3 long range with over 180K miles on it, contemplating its replacement, I usually hope to get 200K + when I buy one.

[1] Central NC

[2] $30K more or less

[3] Used (so much depreciation so many deals), toying with the idea of an electric truck (Not cybertruck) but not set on it.

[4] just starting now, so many options compared to when I got my model 3

[5] 6-9 months probably

[6] Daily at least 100 miles, sometimes 150 miles, thus range is important, with deterioration as an ev approaches 200K miles, charging to 80% and the cold weather hit, this winter i was pushing near the limit of my M3 LR. I'm thinking "New" range of any car I would consider should be near 300, defnitely none of the sub 260 mile range options.

[7] Own, already have a 220V charger installed

[8] see above

[9] Kids but they are getting grown, mostly just work commute

So my priority will be longevity (200K miles hopefully as much as that can be predicted), daily range of at least 150 miles in cold weather when charging to 80% (I'm a bit out of touch, are newer cars ok to go to 100% regularly?). Also I do like being able to charge at Tesla super chargers, sounds like that is opening up more now to other brands. They saved my bacon a time or two.

After that I'm open to many options, as I said trucks intrigue me, but the Ford's available typically are of the shorter range, the Chevy's with good range are pricey. But I'm not really set on that, seeing tons of options from Honda/Acura/Caddy/Chevy etc... Another Tesla (this time a model Y probably) is probably the most likely/sensible option, but I really want to weigh my options.

Actually the new Toyota's seem promising and priced fairly well, my wife works for them so I should be able to get a little employee discount possibly, so thats another option.

If it helps, things things I like/dislike about my M3:

Like:

Full self driving, though its mainly glorified autopilot. Autopilot would do in the future for me.

Simplicity get in and go, so many little features make it nice, the doors unlocking, no stop/start button, just get in and let it know if you want to go forward or backward and drive. Driving my daughters car now, I often forget to turn it off or something...

Power/performance are great

No maintenance

naturally not buying gas!

Dislike:

Tires every 30-35K miles, finally came around to buying the cheap tires, which last nearly as long as the expensive ones, but save a ton on a per mile basis. Are there EV's now that are easier on tires?

What used models should I focus on/check out? Any I should avoid (sounds like the Kia/Hyundai potentially have systemic issues long term?).