I can take a picture of my local costco at any time of day where the five lanes of gas lines stretch to the end of the block.
people that don’t like EVs will spend 20 minutes in line a week to save $0.20 per gallon and then balk at the extra hour of time per seasonal road trip it takes to charge
I agree, it feels like they messed up somewhere with the packaging. the back seat is very wide but not very deep and it feels like a short cabin compared to the size of the car
Yes but if you need to set the amperage, it’s up to your new SUV to tell it how much current to draw. Unlike tesla my EV6 only has three current settings: 100%, 90% and 60%, whereas on a tesla you can set any digit between like 8 and the maximum.
This large SUV type market is SO crowded all of a sudden.
Hyundai Ioniq 7 Kia EV9 Model X Lucid Gravity Rivian R1S Volvo XC90 Polestar 3 (a bit small on the inside) Mercedes EQE Mercedes EQS Cadillac Escalade iQ Hummer EV SUV
What did i miss? huge batteries, huge luxury, theoretically huge profits. if only we had this amount of smaller car styles to choose from 🥲
Not disagreeing that we need more chargers, but pointing out 1) it’s possible to take an instance out of context and make waiting for gas look bad, and 2) some people presume they’ll feel the pain of a longer road trip four times a year more than they feel the grind of making that choice to save a few bucks.