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> I see one use case: leaving the car for extended periods of time unplugged, say at an airport parking lot. You're making a big assumption there - that the pa
by eldaisfish 6y ago
> I see one use case: leaving the car for extended periods of time unplugged, say at an airport parking lot.
You're making a big assumption there - that the parking lot is open to the sky which many airport parking lots are not.
- Tade0 6y agoMy experience is that most airports use the roof of the parking lot as well, so there's definitely at least one floor's worth of uncovered space. I don't know of any airport that has 100% covered/underground parking spaces.
- srg0 6y ago> You're making a big assumption there - that the parking lot is open to the sky which many airport parking lots are not. Usually there are many parking lots open to the sky, and they even cost less.