No...but maybe you are if you have Any use for that bumbling idiot excuse for a president.
Nobody has a leg to stand on defending that guy, no matter which side you're on.
Go pick a fight somewhere else.
Hyperinflation.Another democrat bringing up Trump...because someone doesn't like Biden.
I said Nothing about Trump either.
Sad really, let it go.
You can start by naming all of Biden's great accomplishments.
Go ahead...I'll wait.
No good brother, horses fart.Crazy, now some in power are saying we need to get rid of vehicles altogether....
What are we supposed to do to get around especially in the rural areas...I guess it's back to the horse and buggy....what a bunch of jack-arses...
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Range Anxiety is the biggest reason why EVs aren't doing better.I've heard this sort of story time and time again when it comes to EV..
An acquaintance of mine recently traded his Tesla in because besides always needing something fixed, he was always worried about getting to where he was going even though there are lots of charging stations along his route...he said last winter he was constantly charging it...he said if it was a gas vehicle the mileage would have been atrocious...
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I would think at the technology progresses and the ability to own an ICE vehicle is taken from us, leasing a vehicle will become very popular as it would be scary to have an EV off warranty or having to replace the batteries.Range Anxiety is the biggest reason why EVs aren't doing better.
I just started a transport company. I looked at the Ford Transit E Van. The range just wasn't where it needed to be. It was close. It's that "close" that causes the anxiety.
They have a Hybrid version in Canada, that I will hope becomes a choice in U. S. soon.
Meanwhile I'm forced to pay increasing fuel cost in the meantime. It's a giant Catch 22.
Well the biggest cost that I see is EOL battery cost. But when you run the numbers, it's still cheaper than all the ICE based recurring cost.I would think at the technology progresses and the ability to own an ICE vehicle is taken from us, leasing a vehicle will become very popular as it would be scary to have an EV off warranty or having to replace the batteries.
I generally own a vehicle for 10+ yrs, I wouldn't even consider owning an EV that long.
We here in Canada often get vehicles the US doesn't for some reason..Well the biggest cost that I see is EOL battery cost. But when you run the numbers, it's still cheaper than all the ICE based recurring cost.
And the cost of batteries should go down, not up, as they produce more and improve the tech.
Ford is pricing the Transit EV the same as the ICE version. So out the gate EV is gonna save you a good bit. You just escrow in your EOL cost.
I never thought I'd utter these words again in my life. But Ford seems to be turning around as a company. They are getting serious about the future.
They are putting good effort into fleet concerns.
The Transit can not only be plugged into a standard outlet, it keeps track of the KW hours used to recharge so that you can capture that cost and track your use and efficiency. In my case, the vans will be plugged into grid locations off-site. They set up electricity payments like automatic payment. Bumblebee takes the van home from work. And plugs it in at his house. Bumblebee gets reimbursed for that usage. Bumblebee doesn't have to stop for gas or oil changes anymore. Bumblebee is more efficient.
If they could squeeze me another 65-80 mile per charge range, I'd already be using them. I can't afford to run out of juice with 50 miles left.
The hybrid solves all of that. They could even use less battery because the onboard charger could keep up.
Sigh. Not sure why Ford went that route only for Canada.
A guy did something similar to a pretty expensive BMW a year or so back. A Man In Germany Smashed His $160,000 BMW To Protest Bad Service [VIDEO]