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I’m a “normal person” and I’d love one. But they’re too expensive and the charging situation near me isn’t great.
by afavour 3y ago
I’m a “normal person” and I’d love one. But they’re too expensive and the charging situation near me isn’t great.
- AlexandrB 3y agoWhen talking about market demand, the only thing that matters is how many people will actually spend money on the thing. Wanting something hypothetically if a bunch of additional conditions are met doesn't really help Tesla. Basically, Toyota was right.
- Ajedi32 3y agoIt sounds like you like the idea of EVs but not the reality. I'm in the same boat; it's a cool technology, just not currently very practical for my situation. Maybe future technology and infrastructure improvements will change that someday, but we aren't there yet, at least not for me.
- afavour 3y agoRight, as much as anything I was addressing the OP's statement "top down government technology mandates never work". Some technologies need top down help to achieve viability and to my mind EVs fit that bill. If the government help bootstrap the industry it could easily achieve viability over the years. It's hardly without precedent: would car travel be the same without the interstate highway system?
- stephenitis 3y agoI'm curious, how much would you spend on a car? The $7,500 rebate sort of tweaked with the value system in my head and got my to purchase my model Y. also with not dealing with dealerships was a huge +