What little research I’ve done was on the BMW EV that also has a little 2-cylinder gas engine. It seems to me that hybrid is clearly the superior technology.
I know people who like them, but they have not been like "my EV is soooooo much better than your car"What little research I’ve done was on the BMW EV that also has a little 2-cylinder gas engine. It seems to me that hybrid is clearly the superior technology.
What makes the most sense to me is to actively limit the use of all transportation right now. Not buying gasoline is a protest in itself.
Your first sentence makes no sense.
www.forbes.com
“zero-pollution”I know people who like them, but they have not been like "my EV is soooooo much better than your car"
at least not from an environmental standpoint.
I am actually surprised that polls say "protect environment" is the number 1 reason. I would have thought it would be "to save me money"
Survey: 23% Of Americans Would Consider EV As Next Car
23% of YouGov poll respondents say that’d consider buying an EV. That’s 8 times EVs’ current market share and suggests growing interest in zero-pollution cars.
Sorry, but didn't see where it said zero- pollution
As if gas cars don’t catch fire on the regular?I like how the EV wingnuts use a word to describe their group that starts with "coal"alition.
You consider yourself fortunate that your little POS battery car didn't burn to the ground.
Hybrid makes the most sense right now. The problem is, hybrids are $10-$20k more expensive than their gas counterparts. My wife just put an order in for one of the new Bolt EUVs to go and from work each day (about a 100 miles total each day) and it’s the perfect solution. But for trips we’ll be taking my larger gas SUV; which was basically the same price as her small little bolt she ordered.What little research I’ve done was on the BMW EV that also has a little 2-cylinder gas engine. It seems to me that hybrid is clearly the superior technology.
What makes the most sense to me is to actively limit the use of all transportation right now. Not buying gasoline is a protest in itself.
Your first sentence makes no sense.
So what does it cost 'per mile' to drive that ??
Buy one with the fed rebate still available. My rebates ended up dropping the cost by 10k
GM is actually running a program right now, they’ll install the 220 line for free if you buy a bolt. If that ends up not working out wel have to pay to run the 220. She could limp along on the 110 but it would only give her about 50 miles on an overnight charge on 110. Based on our current energy prices we think it will cost about $8 to fully charge it from 0 at home. And it has a full range of 250 miles, but everything says unless you need it charge to 80% only to preserve the battery. Which is nothing considering she was filling up twice a week driving to work otherwise. Not to mention the oil changes we were paying for every 2 months.
We weren’t even considering it with the older models but the EUV looks less like a clown car. Sad we missed out on that credit. No idea if Michigan has one.