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People tolerate other EVs in two ways: 1. You charge at home and typically drive relatively short distances, meaning you almost never have to interact with a c
by mort96 1y ago
People tolerate other EVs in two ways:
1. You charge at home and typically drive relatively short distances, meaning you almost never have to interact with a commercial charger; or
2. If you need to rely on commercial chargers, you live in a part of the world where Tesla was never allowed to build a charging network monopoly (i.e anywhere outside the US), or in a part of the US where there's decent fast charging infrastructure
It sounds like your neighbour is unfortunate to require relatively frequent charging at commercial charging stations, in a part of the world where Tesla was allowed to build out a charging network monopoly.
- tonymet 1y agoHe has home Level 2 (11kw) charging. But his EV is his primary road trip car. It's not a "part of the world" it's Portland Metro area where millions live.
- mort96 1y agoIs the Portland Metro area not a part of the world?
- tonymet 1y agodo you live in some communist country where businesses need to get approval ?