I have a long commute, and there is no charging infrastructure around. I’m still getting an average of 48 mpg (20 km/l) on my 2018 sedan. It makes no sense for me to change now, but I’ve got a feeling my next car will be fully EV.
Oh yeah, the commute excludes hybrids, not full EVs. Back when I got this car, EVs ere prohibitively expensive, so i considered a hybrid, buy that was a non starter because I’d end up using the same amount of fuel.
I have a long commute, and there is no charging infrastructure around. I’m still getting an average of 48 mpg (20 km/l) on my 2018 sedan. It makes no sense for me to change now, but I’ve got a feeling my next car will be fully EV.
Obviously drive your current car as long as you can, but modern (last 4 years or so) have gotten to 300+ mile range, a 150mi commute would be wild
Oh yeah, the commute excludes hybrids, not full EVs. Back when I got this car, EVs ere prohibitively expensive, so i considered a hybrid, buy that was a non starter because I’d end up using the same amount of fuel.