Sales of electric cars up by 43% in 2020
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Re: Sales of electric cars up by 43% in 2020
#12Vaguely curious why this is the case, if people are respecting the pandemic.
But there are also more people replacing plane with car travel, which increases the numbers of people driving, but I presume that's much lower than the number of people no longer road tripping. And some of those people might decide it's worth it just to rent a car if they need to do that.
Re: Sales of electric cars up by 43% in 2020
#13I am going to buy a new car soon and I think it will be the last time gasoline will be available for me. I'm going 4x4 so there's not much EV options.
Re: Sales of electric cars up by 43% in 2020
#14I’ll be interested to see the lifespan of EVs for “normal” people. I’ve got a 2012 Nissan LEAF we bought post-lease in 2015. I love it still, and don’t have any plans to replace it. The battery is not in great shape, but it gets me where I need to go. I am genuinely considering replacing the battery rather than buying another EV when the battery finally fails.
Re: Sales of electric cars up by 43% in 2020
#15Vaguely curious why this is the case, if people are respecting the pandemic.
Re: Sales of electric cars up by 43% in 2020
#16I am going to buy a new car soon and I think it will be the last time gasoline will be available for me. I'm going 4x4 so there's not much EV options.
Re: Sales of electric cars up by 43% in 2020
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#18Vaguely curious why this is the case, if people are respecting the pandemic.
Re: Sales of electric cars up by 43% in 2020
#19One thing I keep getting tripped up on with EV cars is the usability during an emergency. I grew up in SoCal when there were rolling black-outs. Just this week, a windstorm took out my parent’s power for 3 days. I don’t view electricity to be as reliable as gas. What fact am I missing that can change my view on this?
Re: Sales of electric cars up by 43% in 2020
#20One thing I keep getting tripped up on with EV cars is the usability during an emergency. I grew up in SoCal when there were rolling black-outs. Just this week, a windstorm took out my parent’s power for 3 days. I don’t view electricity to be as reliable as gas. What fact am I missing that can change my view on this?