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Most renters have little control of whether they have access to an EV hookup. This opens up the market to street parkers in the right climates.
by cwkoss 4y ago
Most renters have little control of whether they have access to an EV hookup. This opens up the market to street parkers in the right climates.
- dougmwne 4y agoI suppose I could imagine a scenario where maybe a city dweller who doesn't drive much could street park and they could do their grocery runs and occasional running around from the solar self-charge. Then you would be looking at less trips to the public charger. It's probably pretty common in Manhattan to do less than 10 miles a day so you'd only end up at the public charger when the weather was bad. Ok I'm sold on that scenario.
- cwkoss 4y agoI think it could make even more sense in places like Arizona: fewer clouds, trees, and tall buildings. Kind of interesting to ponder that we might soon have car SKUs that are much more regionally localized: a car that works great in CA or AZ, but is entirely impractical for the midwest. (However, I suppose that describes 'convertibles' pretty well)