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I’m reading your comment more sardonically about the state of US manufacturers, but globally I don’t think this holds up. Some of the most expensive vehicles—tr
by jonstewart 9mo ago
I’m reading your comment more sardonically about the state of US manufacturers, but globally I don’t think this holds up. Some of the most expensive vehicles—trucks and SUVs—have the worst mileage. Often the cheaper a new car is, the better gas mileage it gets.
This dynamic might not hold as consistently with used cars but it’s not entirely eliminated, either.
- nottorp 9mo agoWhat does this have to do with mileage? It's about affording to pay for the damn car itself. Compare the same category of car in gasoline and EV versions. See how the EV adds 10k to the price. Not much by silicon valley latte standards of course. A lot by "i can barely afford a barebones renault" standards though.
- b40d-48b2-979e 9mo agoCompare the same category of car in gasoline and EV versions. Have you looked at the bulk of cars people are buying new? They're $60K+ trucks and SUVs. Those same people could be buying EVs today.
- nottorp 9mo agoI did say something about SV lattes didn't I? Not everyone is over there. Plus how much is the EV version of a 60k usd truck? 75k? More?