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> Then driving 100 miles to the place I need to be. Driving 100 miles in an EV isn’t even close to needing a recharge. The UK is covered in chargers and 3 hour
by Retric 3y ago
> Then driving 100 miles to the place I need to be.
Driving 100 miles in an EV isn’t even close to needing a recharge. The UK is covered in chargers and 3 hours is again fine on a single charge for any decent EV. So what exactly is your concern here?
- sandworm101 3y agoThree hours and the cars will be nearly dead. And the hotel will not have a charger, not for all of us. So we are going to be up all night at commercial chargers, reducing our sleep time before our first meetings from a few hours to zero. And that is if we can find working commercial chargers. The UK is notorious for needing various apps for parking/charging. The headaches are just not worth our time. Maybe if we were on vacation, but this os work.
- Retric 3y agoUK national speed limit is 70, 75 MPH * 3h is only 220 miles so hardly nearly dead. Not having a full charge or renting something with an anemic range might be an issue if the rental place isn’t handing you a fully charged long range car that’s on them not the technology.