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I am talking about charging / towing massive amount of cars. A bit o fuel for each can be delivered easily. Situaton is different with the batteries.

• theshrike79 3y ago
  Are you just inventing scenarios or is this something that actually happens somewhere in the world regularly? A massive amount of cars getting stuck in snow for so long they run out of fuel/electricity and need to be towed out one by one? It's not exactly rocket science to bring in a generator on site to charge the EVs enough to get them to the nearest charger. I could also invent a scenario out of my ass where the local gas station has run out of fuel because of a bank run style situation, but the electric grid still works just fine. How would gasoline powered cars work then?
  • FpUser 3y ago
    >"Are you just inventing scenarios or is this something that actually happens somewhere in the world regularly?" This happens regularly in the US for example.
    • theshrike79 3y ago
      People in the US regularly get stuck in snow on a highway for over 24 hours? In non-trivial amounts, not just isolated cases of people being idiots during the winter and driving a narrow mountain road on summer tires and getting stuck? Those people really need a GHB and a propane cooker in their car at all times.