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Why would you need such a lot of work done? A normal domestic 230 V 10 A supply is enough to add 10 km of range per hour so if you plug it in at 20:00 and unpl
by kwhitefoot 3y ago
Why would you need such a lot of work done? A normal domestic 230 V 10 A supply is enough to add 10 km of range per hour so if you plug it in at 20:00 and unplug at 06:00 you have added 100 km. That's far more than the average daily distance for the vast majority of users.
> Dropping 80k on a vehicle is WAY past
You can get perfectly useable EVs for under half that in Europe. Are they not available in the US?
See https://ev-database.org/uk/cheatsheet/price-electric-car https://ev-database.org/uk/cheatsheet/price-electric-car. It lists 19 models under 40 kUSD.
- wredue 3y agoIt’s Canada, where we have a price premium for “shipping” even for products that are built here. Gouging is the Canadian way. But that said, I see that we do have the very low trim options for ranges I would entertain starting at 50k rather than my initial 80k. That’s still more than we’ve ever spent on a vehicle. I will have to wait for better used options, but at the moment, there is no “practical” difference between used or new, at least not in Canada. There is literally no “not abused by someone else” value at all. Value now is basically just choosing kilometers, and even that floors somewhere around 20k (seeing 10 year old vehicles with 300,000 kilometers for 20k was regular when we were shopping a couple years back).