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> Right, so not fit for the massive constituency with no access to home charging then There's another massive constituency that has access to home charging, bu
by antisthenes 4y ago
> Right, so not fit for the massive constituency with no access to home charging then
There's another massive constituency that has access to home charging, but can't afford the EV itself.
E.g. I can afford to pay the mortgage on my home, but not a $50,000 EV car, because I don't want to pad the pockets of dealerships and greedy manufacturers.
I want my $200/kWh car or I'll keep using the car I already have.
- mellosouls 4y agoAbsolutely, I was thinking of things like economic and geographic factors with my parenthesis note. But some of the commenters seem to be unaware of those constraints and how significant they are, or at least, use a tone that conveys those assumptions.