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Don't plug in hybrids typically have a 20-30 mile range on the battery? Unless I have a dedicated garage for my car it just sounds like a huge faff. The cost s
by throwaway22032 3y ago
Don't plug in hybrids typically have a 20-30 mile range on the battery?
Unless I have a dedicated garage for my car it just sounds like a huge faff. The cost savings for plugging it in vs. fuelling it are probably something like 50 pence, and the only time I'm ever going to do that would be dangling a cable from a window if I manage to park outside the house.
- stuaxo 3y agoNo lampposts with charging where you are ?
- throwaway22032 3y agoThere are a couple and the parking spaces are restricted for use only whilst charging, the cost is also double or so what I pay at home. So basically for the sake of saving pennies I would have to hope that space is free, park in it, then move the car later when it's done, probably use some weird app because there's no normal way to pay, etc. If I forget, then I get a £40+ parking ticket which would wipe out weeks/months of savings. I don't own a PHEV but if I did I think I'd probably do it a few times for the novelty factor and then give up. It's not practical at all.