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Yes, exactly. When gasoline powered vehicles were rolled out, we didn't start with a coast-to-coast network of gas stations, but we did have sufficient farmers
by freeone3000 6y ago
Yes, exactly. When gasoline powered vehicles were rolled out, we didn't start with a coast-to-coast network of gas stations, but we did have sufficient farmers willing to sell gas to make it mostly work. This could prove the same benefit for electrics - "some plug somewhere" is enough to eliminate most range problems for long trips, and once it's there...
- zdragnar 6y agoGas powered tractors were a life changing upgrade over horse and ox drawn plows. Electric is, in comparison, a very minor change for daily living. It is also a downgrade for long haul trips, depending on how long of breaks you take while driving. That being said, I might buy an electric truck to replace my work truck once I can afford it.
- ip26 6y ago"Some plug somewhere"... A 120V plug functions... But you will need to come up with something to do for the next 12-24 hours.
- ClumsyPilot 6y agoIn europe we are blessed with 240v" so it will only take you all day!