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I had assumed the intent is that until infrastructure changes, electric cars are for people who live in houses, and have 2+ cars. You use the electric car to co
by the__alchemist 4y ago
I had assumed the intent is that until infrastructure changes, electric cars are for people who live in houses, and have 2+ cars. You use the electric car to commute, make errands etc, and use the other car to travel etc.
- Gibbon1 4y agoI read a report from an insurance outfit. People that live in urban areas drive about 6000 miles a year average vs suburbanites that drive 12000. That matches my living in SF experience. Bonus about 1/3 of that 6000 miles was long distance. So I think not having a dedicated charger in the city isn't as much of a problem as one might think. Probably can charge here and there or every two weeks if needed. Hassle yes. But living in a city with a car is a hassle.