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As long as they try and control access to them with blacklisting and the like, this is not an advantage. As somebody who will be in the market for a EV in the
by MrStonedOne 8y ago
As long as they try and control access to them with blacklisting and the like, this is not an advantage.
As somebody who will be in the market for a EV in the coming months, I've already discounted Tesla as an option for this reason.
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- wilsonchaney 8y agoI mean...that's admirable, but why are you assuming that most of the potential EV buyers will do the same?
- mikeash 8y agoMost people don’t care. You buy a car and you charge it. Blacklisting only happens if you buy a car with a salvage title and repair it, which is not something done by the vast majority of people. I understand if this drives you away on principle, but you’re not representative.
- MrStonedOne 8y ago>Blacklisting only happens... Now. The fact they do it at all is cause for concern. 50 cents says there is some terms you have to agree to that gives them the ability to blacklist for any reason. Why would anybody want to buy a car where the primary and sometimes only source of filling it up can blacklist your car world wide.