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To me, the decision would be driven by access to charge networks.
by papito 5y ago
To me, the decision would be driven by access to charge networks.
- rootusrootus 5y agoIf you road trip a bunch, it definitely makes a difference. It was less hassle to road trip my Model 3 than it is to road trip my wife's Bolt. However, that said, for every 1 time I use a DC fast charger, I charge up at home perhaps 150 times. And that experience is the same for any EV. For one or two mild road trips a year to visit relatives, it isn't a huge factor in which car I choose; the day-to-day experience is much more important.
- papito 5y agoRight. I think people overwhelmingly recharge at home, and if you live in, say, an NYC or Chicago apartment building, owning an EV can be a major hassle. I have almost never seen Teslas parked in Manhattan streets, but in outer boroughs, private residences have a Tesla at every 3rd house (I am barely exaggerating).