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True, but small and dense also works in favor of an EV. The car tells you it's charge and uses GPS to determine if you can make it to your destination so you d
by fossuser 15y ago
True, but small and dense also works in favor of an EV. The car tells you it's charge and uses GPS to determine if you can make it to your destination so you don't run out along the way. I suppose my point is running out of charge isn't something that would happen by accident and acting like it is can be misleading.
- jodrellblank 15y ago[I deleted my comment as a duplicate of Eli's before seeing you had replied. For the record, I said] Was that really the point? You don't see them driving a gasoline powered car near empty and then acting confused when it can't reach it's destination Because that's not such a problem - partly because you can walk to the nearest petrol station, and bring back a can of petrol and get going again, and partly because the UK is small and dense with petrol stations everywhere (try Google Maps UK and search for Petrol Station - 5 miles will probably get you to one, 20 miles almost certainly).