> Also, there's such a thing as buying based off the vehicle you need +99% of the time, and renting for the 1%. Yeah that's a complete non-starter for the aver

> Also, there's such a thing as buying based off the vehicle you need +99% of the time, and renting for the 1%. Yeah that's a complete non-starter for the average person. People just don't care about EV any more they care about diesel vs mid-grade vs premium. What they do care about is not having to have a second car for the couple-times-a-year use cases, especially since the first car tends to be one of the biggest purchases they've ever made. >" is just a tad on the side of excuse-making? If the product is inconvenient, the only customers you'll get are fanboys. You're just not gonna get adoption without feature parity.