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At 35mpg that’s essentially 43 gallons of gas a year or $111 worth at $2.50/gallon (~national average). So yeah, $1000 seems about right but likely people would
by diogenescynic 7y ago
At 35mpg that’s essentially 43 gallons of gas a year or $111 worth at $2.50/gallon (~national average). So yeah, $1000 seems about right but likely people would pay more just to use less fossil fuels. I would.
- rypskar 7y agoAnd if gas prices in USA come closer to the rest of the industrialized world the savings would be much more.
- isostatic 7y ago43 gallons of gas is 162 litres. In Europe that’s about €240 or $265 The Europe price doesn’t even cover the externalities of burning oil.
- whazor 7y agoBut price of solar panels is decreasing rapidly right? Spending the R&D now such that your cars have solar in 10 years, when it might be profitable.