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The downside is needing somewhere to charge them. The poor don't tend to live in houses that you can easily plug an EV into. They'll have to go somewhere else
by aembleton 6y ago
The downside is needing somewhere to charge them. The poor don't tend to live in houses that you can easily plug an EV into.
They'll have to go somewhere else to charge up, that will charge a premium.
- myself248 6y agoThat's the main reason I'm so excited for EVs with useful amounts of solar panels on top. Adding 5-10 miles of range per day is enough to cover a lot of people's commutes, especially those who live apartments that're more likely to be closer to the city. (Folks in sprawling suburbia likely have longer commutes, but also have a place to plug in and charge.)