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Does REEV make good sence now. Is it ok Ok to buy a REEV today?
REEV vs EVs"
Short answer: Yes, REEV can make sense — but it depends on your situation.
If you don’t have reliable charging and you’re worried about range, REEV is a good transitional technology.

But if you can charge at home or work, a pure EV is better, simpler, and cheaper to run in the long term.
What REEV really is (important)
• REEV = Electric car 100%
• Wheels are driven only by electric motors
• The engine never drives the wheels
• Engine = generator only
So it’s not a traditional hybrid.

When REEV makes sense
REEV is a good choice IF:
• No home charging
• If the Actual Range of the EV is less than your daily driving distance
• Fear of charging infrastructure
• Wants EV driving feel but zero range anxiety

In Egypt specifically:
• Charging network still growing, but are growing rapidly
• Some people live in buildings with no chargers
👉 REEV reduces psychological and practical risk

When REEV does NOT make sense
REEV is NOT ideal if:
• You can charge at home
• Daily driving is less than the actual range of your EV
• You want lowest running cost
• You want zero maintenance complexity
Because REEV still has:
• Engine
• Oil
• Filters
• Cooling system
• More parts → more maintenance
A pure EV is simpler and cheaper over time.
REEV is a transition technology — not the final destination.

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