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>less waiting This is such a nonsensical argument. I own two cars, and have a bit of a commute. I gas up once a week, it takes 10 minutes. What are you "waitin
by itsoktocry 3y ago
>less waiting
This is such a nonsensical argument. I own two cars, and have a bit of a commute. I gas up once a week, it takes 10 minutes. What are you "waiting" for? There's a gas station on the corner in every town across North America.
Meanwhile, the same EV crowd talk about stopping for 30 minutes at a time on road trip to charge and go to the washroom.
- Spivak 3y agoI think the idea is if you plug it in every night you will never have to stop to refuel for every driving scenario except long roadtrips. EV > ICE for commuters and local driving. ICE >>> EV for long distances the commonality of which seems to be grossly downplayed for most of the US. The estimated range for a 2023 Chevy Bolt is 259 miles where hitting 250 miles is a short drive for a weekend trip in the midwest. For a friend's bachelorette party which was a 4 day weekend we drove 600 miles one way nonstop. If you're a 2+ car family an EV is a no brainer for the second car.
- thebruce87m 3y ago10 minutes a week is 8 hours a year you are waiting. I don’t have to do that. I plug in at night and unplug in the morning. I haven’t used a public charger for months. On the last long journey I did the car was charged before I’d finished eating, so no waiting there either.