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The top three safest cars ever tested by the NHTSA are all Electric. Tesla alone has been doubling the number of deployed charging stations every year and ther
by pmorici 7y ago
The top three safest cars ever tested by the NHTSA are all Electric. Tesla alone has been doubling the number of deployed charging stations every year and there are a handful of other entrants building out networks as well. Every home owner with a garage has the infrastructure needed to charge an electric car (aka: a wall outlet). I've not yet met a single person who after riding in a Tesla Model 3 doesn't want one.
- mavhc 7y agoHere in uk about 20% of garages aren't built straight onto the house, which was annoying when I was searching for a house to buy.
- arethuza 7y agoWhen we were looking at houses a couple of years ago in the UK one thing that I always noticed is that almost nobody seems to use their garage to hold cars - 1 house out of the 20 or so we looked at had a car in it - the rest were full of miscellaneous stuff.
- rypskar 7y agoIsn't it possible to get electricity to a detached garage in the uk? My garage is 10 meters from my house, but I do still have two circuits from the house to the garage
- mavhc 7y agoProbably, but expensive to have to have a trench dug. It does seem rare for people to use their garages for cars. Half the time they're too small to get a car in and a human out though.
- dsfyu404ed 7y ago>The top three safest cars ever tested by the NHTSA are all Electric Because the people making electric cars know the buyer demographics and know those people have enough money to justify paying a premium for that thereby making it a marketable feature. Nobody is wasting the money putting tree-trunk A-pillars and foot thick doors in a Chevy Aveo competitor because protection against something that's less than a once in a lifetime event for most people let alone the vehicle is not high on the priority list of those buyers.