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Wrong, the original article had a "journalist" that has a history of not liking EV. There is plenty of examples of Journalists that was able to actually drive t
by kjeldsendk 14y ago
Wrong, the original article had a "journalist" that has a history of not liking EV. There is plenty of examples of Journalists that was able to actually drive the car without problems. There is plenty of owners that can attest to the car actually working as intended.
It's really really simple, if you don't charge your mobile phone don't expect it to last. Same goes for you car. And since everyone knows how it works with a mobile phone they should be able to see that a Journalist that doesn't charge the car isn't telling the whole story but he has an agenda.
- brown9-2 14y agoAnd what if tech support of the manufacturer of the mobile phone is telling you to take certain steps to extend the life of the battery that ultimately are incorrect and fail? Wouldn't it make a lot of sense to include that in your review of the phone?