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Originally Posted by jrref
Charging is another consideration. You need a robust charging network or EVs don't work unless you are just driving them locally around towne. This is why many EVs are now compatible with the Tesla charging network. In addition, now Tesla lets you see how many charging stalls are available and how long the cars charging will be there. This way your chances of just pulling in and charging instead of waiting are greatly increased.
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My first ev will be a tiny city car, I hope. If/when they figure out the range, battery capacity and charger infrastructure I'll consider one for my primary car. Until then I'll keep a heavy comfortable gas hog for my traveling car.
I think they make perfect sense for a runaround villages car, like a better golf cart.