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I pity the consumer that ignores how efficient their vehicle is to justify paying 3x as much for energy. I think this is intensely backwards & wrong a way to l
by rektide 4y ago
I pity the consumer that ignores how efficient their vehicle is to justify paying 3x as much for energy.
I think this is intensely backwards & wrong a way to look at it.
In my view, all EV chargers should be mandated to express a $/"gallon" equivalent on them. So consumers know the real actual physical reality truth of the situation. Hiding this, making EV buyers unaware of their own efficiency, is making the market blind. The market should be aware of the truth.
Edit: your EV should also make it clear that it has 2-3 gallons of capacity. Because it's awesome & the future & we should all do it. But that doesn't change the fact that the dude in the F250 over there is paying 1/4th as much for the same energy you're getting, and that matters and should be seen.