i asked ralph nader and he said its a disaster
Only 5% of next car purchasers expect to buy all electric cars-Road and Track.
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oldngray
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When did Nader become an expert on nuclear power?
tourists24
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Why would I want to do all these different things when I can still easily just stop at a gas station and fill up? I should be convinced that an electric vehicle make my life easier and better, and I've still never felt this way to date. My son is discovering this now with his ev. No experiences he is having has made me want to go out and buy a 60k Ford Electric truck
hes an expert generally you should check him out, unlike the other guys who you voted for president.
for 1, private insurers wont insure nuclear. it has to be backed by the govt.
Babagounj
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The American West in in a drought thus their hydro power production is down.
Wind & solar power is not a long term viable option once fossil fuels are banned.
So nuclear is the only way, unless you know of an alternative ?
oldngray
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He's an expert at fooling people like you.
wilberforce15
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Because making 0 stops is better than making 1 stop? The average EV owner and average car owner would make 0 stops per week for electricity. That's better than 1 gas stop.
Your son bought a subpar truck for way too much money. Ford is the knockoff brand, inexperienced and incapable.
Babagounj
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So what is normal?
I want to see the research.
well were not efficient enough with how we use energy anyways.
that would be clinton, trump, obama, bush, etc
wilberforce15
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It won't make your life easier, because you do long haul and heavy towing. That means an EV is not currently for you. Which is what I've said a dozen times.
It's easier, more convenient, and better for most car owners.
wilberforce15
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This is how you all look.
tourists24
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It's not going to be 0 stops. Only in certain scenarios that you claim is most people, but I've not even seen it here. And the truck would be mine that is comparable to my Tundra, not what my son has. If you go away from home for any length of time, you DO have to coordinate how and when to recharge. It's simply not convenient to people who do a lot of miles each month.
wilberforce15
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The cybertruck is better at that than anything on the market.
Highest ground clearance available, steel body, you name it.
You'll be able to buy aftermarket ballasts and use it as a boat in salt water if you want.
wilberforce15
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Which is literally what I told you. It doesn't work for YOU.
Do you realize that you are not most people? Or is your universe that small?
Babagounj
Strength through joy
My condo parking spot is 100 feet from the building.
No way am I laying out such a long cord.
Or will I pay for laying cables underground in a flood zone ( ocean ).
wilberforce15
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Congratulations, you are in the small minority of American car owners who cannot easily and cheaply charge at home. You are a small minority. Do you feel special now?
Babagounj
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Salt water & steel make rust
oldngray
nowhere special
Electrics are OK for a lot of people who just need a daily commuter car but not even close to the answer for everyone.
And a lot of those people who use it for their daily ride will still need another car or truck. Where are the savings?
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