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In a usual commute scenario being able to charge you car like your phone saves you the trip and the time to refuel every week (if you add the time to actually g
by pokot0 5y ago
In a usual commute scenario being able to charge you car like your phone saves you the trip and the time to refuel every week (if you add the time to actually get to a gas station is way more than 5-10m).
This is why I will switch to EV at some point.
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- nicbou 5y agoIf you have the charger at hand. This isn't the case for us street-parking city dwellers, to say nothing of travellers.
- pokot0 5y agoYes, I forgot about my past life when I sold my car because I didn't have a parking spot available at home. Hopefully the industrial revolution lifestyle will slowly fade over time :)
- turtlebits 5y agoIf you don’t have no way to charge an EV on your own, I would recommend against purchasing one. Fast charging stations are unreliable and expensive, and with all the new EVs out there, harder to find open spots in general.
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- zbrozek 5y agoI have an EV, but only because I can charge it away from home. My office has free charging, which is great.