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Really depends on where the car sells. In the EU, todays EVs probably have plenty of range. In the US, 300 miles is just not going to cut it for many people far
by ianai 3y ago
Really depends on where the car sells. In the EU, todays EVs probably have plenty of range. In the US, 300 miles is just not going to cut it for many people far too often.
Look at this comparison. And hour+ commutes are far from unheard of in the US. (Common within cities even due to traffic.)
http://www.comparea.org/USA48+EU http://www.comparea.org/USA48+EU
- brianwawok 3y agoIf you are driving over 300 miles a day and not a truck driver or traveling salesman, you need to full stop reevaluate your life. Life is too short to sit in a car. Average commute in my “flyover country” city is 10 minutes.
- grecy 3y agoYou are absolutely right. An hour+ commute, let’s call it 75 miles. 150 a day. Show me an EV for sale right now that can’t do that in a day and charge overnight at home or at the workplace. EVs for sale today do this easily, even in the cold