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You're right that for the times you need long distance you'd have to have some other vehicle. I don't know if a cheap second car is practical for this or renti
by fossuser 15y ago
You're right that for the times you need long distance you'd have to have some other vehicle. I don't know if a cheap second car is practical for this or renting something for a long trip. I also don't suspect that it would be needed once or twice a month. I would think it would be much less than that, but I don't have any real data to back up that suspicion.
However rather than saying something like this, they exaggerate the situation and act as if you are unable to drive the EV anywhere without unwittingly running out of fuel. That in conjunction with the similar unwarranted bashing they did on Tesla makes people think they have something against EVs.
There are legitimate criticisms they could make, it isn't necessary to fabricate stories or lie about what the cars can do.
- eli 15y ago> ...act as if you are unable to drive the EV anywhere without unwittingly running out of fuel Not to be a jerk, but have you actually watched the episode or did you just read the article? This linked article makes it sounds like they were just driving along and poof the car died. But that's not at all how it looked on TV.
- Kolya 15y agoWell, they were in a big town and were told by the county council that there were no charge points remotely nearby. Whatever you think of Top Gear, that fact does not reflect well on electric cars.