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Posted 12/25/2024 08:51 (#11025137 - in reply to #11025077)
Subject: RE: My own personal EV experience


Shimmy1 - 12/25/2024 09:28

junk fun - 12/25/2024 08:18

JTN - 12/25/2024 08:02

Cold weather, towing and resaleā€¦.would concern me.

Cold weather is a huge factor for people without a garage, charging is a huge deal for some also. Towing, can always use another vehicle for long trips, plenty of us have more than one vehicle. Resale is not a concern at all, that's the only way I'll ever get one, so the more depreciation the better!

As far as Ford loosing $2B, they could have lost the money on worse things. Toyota SPENT lots on developing the hybrid tech when that wasn't a sure thing, I'm sure that looks like peanuts these days. Now the Japanese are rushing to catch up on EV tech apparently, I won't second guess trying something new for Ford or GM. If you want a big gas or diesel pickup, I hear they're still making a few of them, might even have one on the lot now days.


It's all madness.

Say you have to go on a trip that REQUIRES staying in a hotel. Where are you going to charge? What about all the street parkers that don't even have a 50x50 plot of dirt where they hang their hat?

I'm hopefully not trying to derail Ron's thread here, just asking logical questions to the idea that even Commie-fornia can realistically be 100% EV in the next 25 years.


Much less the fact that most rural grids don't have the excess capacity for everyone to be charging at night, running their heat/ac all at the same time

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