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Did you consider the ability to charge an EV when buying (renting?) your home? Will you factor that in when moving in future? Consumers have more choice than y
by scatters 5y ago
Did you consider the ability to charge an EV when buying (renting?) your home? Will you factor that in when moving in future?
Consumers have more choice than you think; not everyone, but a definite proportion come into a position to make a choice on a continual basis. And economically, it is the margin that matters.
- m4x 5y agoWhat if he had considered EV charging? Or chose to move again this month? Somebody would still be living in his current house and driving a non-EV because that's what's available. These "choices" are largely meaningless. The choices that matter are ones which reduce emissions or waste across society, not for one individual. Upgrading to an EV does little to prevent climate change. Do all new EV owners have their old ICE vehicles responsibly destroyed? No, they mostly just sell them on. All you do by choosing to buy an EV and a house with charging is push the emissions onto somebody else. The important choices, the ones that determine the overwhelming bulk of the outcomes, are being decided by elites and politicians. And they are choosing in the wrong direction.
- 8note 5y ago*rich customers have more choice than you think Poor customers go with what they can afford