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Is it? Nobody wants a car with only 150mi range especially if it’s your only car. Any gas car these days easily hits 300, or even 400mi comfortably. To actually
by Kirby64 3y ago
Is it? Nobody wants a car with only 150mi range especially if it’s your only car. Any gas car these days easily hits 300, or even 400mi comfortably. To actually replace your only car it feels like 250++ is essentially mandatory. Not everyone has a charging spot where they park.
- rightbyte 3y agoDunno really. It is my theory. I got a 10 miles comute one way. So 50 miles range would be more than enough for me with some spare for detours and winter inefficiency. But as you say we would probably need a gas car too, but the EV might be affordable if it is cheaper. A small battery is cheaper to replace as it ages too.