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41 percent of consumers say their next car will be electric

28 点作者 ablekh将近 4 年前

6 条评论

sdflhasjd将近 4 年前
I said this to myself before I bought my last car, but:<p>1) There doesn&#x27;t seem to be any practical or socially acceptable way of charging a car that is parked on the street (I don&#x27;t have a driveway)<p>2) Electric cars seems to still be significantly more expensive, even used. For what I was willing to pay, I couldn&#x27;t find anything more than a very basic used leaf.<p>3) At the affordable end at least: They are so ugly and there&#x27;s little to choose from. Both the Leaf and Zoe have this weird &quot;electric car&quot; look that I am not keen on.<p>That was my experience a couple of years ago in the UK
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PragmaticPulp将近 4 年前
I’ve known a lot of people to say this, only to buy a gas powered vehicle when they realize that Teslas aren’t as cheap as they thought. The price gets even higher when they realize they need to hire an electrician to install a charging station for several thousand dollars.<p>A Tesla Model 3 base model in white with no options will cost $41K with destination charge and no self-driving. Upgrade to the long range model, any color other than white, and get the self-driving package and you&#x27;re looking at $60K. That same $60K could buy two Honda Insight hybrids which get 40-50mpg, and you&#x27;d still thousands left over. There are cheaper electric cars out there, but it&#x27;s still tough to compete with economy gasoline cars or even economy hybrids like the Honda Insight.<p>Road trips are also a hurdle for many. If a family drives 8 hours to visit grandma twice a year but an electric car would require a long charging stop at sparse charging infrastructure, suddenly that gas powered vehicle looks a lot more attractive.
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CivBase将近 4 年前
As someone in the USs midwest, EVs are a really tough sell for me. Charging is slow in the best case scenario, charging stations are few and far between, there are few &quot;affordable&quot; options, and it&#x27;s unclear how well current models will retain their value in 6+ years. I&#x27;m hopeful for the tech, but I certainly can&#x27;t see myself buying a fully electric vehicle before 2030.<p>Most people I know around here seem to have similar reservations at best. Plus the majority of vehicles here are trucks and SUVs, for which there are still very few EV options.
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toadi将近 4 年前
I don&#x27;t even had a car for the 6 last years. I don&#x27;t commute(remote work), If I need items I do home delivery, If I need to be somewhere I ride my motorcycle or a cab.<p>I love enduro riding and MX racing though. Tried to do this electric didn&#x27;t really like it. Maybe it will grow on me when it improves.
allears将近 4 年前
That may be what they say, but there aren&#x27;t nearly enough EVs being manufactured for that to happen.
codeddesign将近 4 年前
I don’t see how this article isn’t cherry picked.<p>- How about those in cold climates where batteries don’t last nearly as long.<p>- upper middle-class and higher only? Most apartments don’t have hookups. Those that do don’t have enough for 10% of the residents. How many home have hookups? How many families have $10k laying around to install hookups?<p>Beyond the fact that it’s not reasonable at all for most Americans, no electrical grid would be able to handle it.<p>It takes 2 minutes to refill you car with petrol. Most people don’t have the patience to wait 4 hrs for a fillup.<p>Electric vehicles for near majority is not realistic at all right now.<p>At the moment, this is a “cool” novelty, but not an option for most.
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