Google the average length of a daily commute [1] and consider what "outlier," as in "statistical outlier," means. It's an outlier. You're not describing a typic

Google the average length of a daily commute [1] and consider what "outlier," as in "statistical outlier," means. It's an outlier. You're not describing a typical suburban commute, you're describing a distance typical of a trip between major cities. Nothing wrong with it, but it's unusual. If you wanted to go electic with a commute like that, you'd probably end up spending money on an electric car with a large battery or with quick charging capability (or at least a charging capability at work). On the other hand, driving would be such a huge part of your life that the comfort and reliability might make the whole thing work out well, depending on the local cost of electricity. [1] http://www.visualcapitalist.com/average-commute-u-s-states-cities/ http://www.visualcapitalist.com/average-commute-u-s-states-c...