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The Politics of Electric Vehicles


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19 hours ago, apabruce said:

If charging wern't an issue, would you buy an electric car?  My wife and I are retired, and haven't driven farther than 100 miles from our house for many years.  For us, th edecision was "yes."

We charge in our garage overnight, or even less often.  Her car has 250 minles or range and mine has 300.  I can't tell the difference in my electric bill.  Meanwhile, I have no fuel injection, no muffler, no cooling system, transmission, and probably several other things I don't know about.  I have gained a heat pump, but now I have my car producing hot or cool air by the time I get to the end of my driveway.

My wife and I like to take long driving trips, plus we both have family 300+ miles out of town. But you’ve got me thinking about a potential second all-electric car. We downsized to a single car that’s a hybrid, so maybe if/when we decide on a second car, we go all electric.

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