Musk disbands Tesla EV charging team, leaving customers in the dark

[BrasSmonkey]

Watch Scotty Kilmer give his review of the new 2023 Honda Accord Sport Hybrid, listen to what he says about full ev's and plug in hybrids and why a hybrid is the best way to go. The batteries do not wear out as fast being inside the car and not exposed underneath to the water and road salt.

duh i already said that!!! @bestfreeporn i said that as well i said imagine a whole city of ev... it may blackout not just that city but those around it....

[AlexO]

Thinking this one out,how many miles do you drive on average, it the ev can go 2 -3 days without a charge it seems fine by me.

[BrasSmonkey]

Thinking this one out,how many miles do you drive on average, it the ev can go 2 -3 days without a charge it seems fine by me.

ev is too much trouble.

[porntraveller]

Thinking this one out,how many miles do you drive on average, it the ev can go 2 -3 days without a charge it seems fine by me.

ev is too much trouble.

wait till they need replacement batteries, they will throw away the cars not spend on battery replacement. Then tak about filling up land fills with corrosive battery packs.

[negativened]

Thinking this one out,how many miles do you drive on average, it the ev can go 2 -3 days without a charge it seems fine by me.

ev is too much trouble.

My wife hates our tesla

[tacnet]

Imagine if every day you hit the road with a full tank of fuel. How often would you be running low on fuel and need to find a petrol station so you could fill up again ???

This is exactly what you get with an EV. A full tank every morning ready to go without EVER having to visit a petrol station

[BrasSmonkey]

Imagine if every day you hit the road with a full tank of fuel. How often would you be running low on fuel and need to find a petrol station so you could fill up again ???

This is exactly what you get with an EV. A full tank every morning ready to go without EVER having to visit a petrol station

yeah but when it runs out you need to be somewhere to charge. you can't go to the othe side of the island in thiat without planning the charge if there are places to do so.

[tacnet]

Imagine if every day you hit the road with a full tank of fuel. How often would you be running low on fuel and need to find a petrol station so you could fill up again ???

This is exactly what you get with an EV. A full tank every morning ready to go without EVER having to visit a petrol station

yeah but when it runs out you need to be somewhere to charge. you can't go to the othe side of the island in thiat without planning the charge if there are places to do so.

Your thinking like a traditional petrol car driver which is understandable if that's all you've driven. With petrol cars you drive until your low on fuel and then you have to find a petrol station to fill up.

EVs simply dont run out of charge because you can charge the car when you are NOT using it (eg overnight). Even if you cant find a specialist charging point, you can still plug it into a normal plug socket. It wont be as fast but it WILL charge. I was doing that for the first few months before I had my fast charger installed at home

The point is that a full tank every morning is more than enough for most people and even if you are going long distance, it's generally not too difficult to find a plug

And look on the plus side, no more petrol stations EVER, much lower servicing costs and its a LOT cheaper to run

[BrasSmonkey]

Imagine if every day you hit the road with a full tank of fuel. How often would you be running low on fuel and need to find a petrol station so you could fill up again ???

This is exactly what you get with an EV. A full tank every morning ready to go without EVER having to visit a petrol station

yeah but when it runs out you need to be somewhere to charge. you can't go to the othe side of the island in thiat without planning the charge if there are places to do so.

Your thinking like a traditional petrol car driver which is understandable if that's all you've driven. With petrol cars you drive until your low on fuel and then you have to find a petrol station to fill up.

EVs simply dont run out of charge because you can charge the car when you are NOT using it (eg overnight). Even if you cant find a specialist charging point, you can still plug it into a normal plug socket. It wont be as fast but it WILL charge. I was doing that for the first few months before I had my fast charger installed at home

The point is that a full tank every morning is more than enough for most people and even if you are going long distance, it's generally not too difficult to find a plug

And look on the plus side, no more petrol stations EVER, much lower servicing costs and its a LOT cheaper to run

we are talking about a long travel. do you want to travel and have to seek lodging and a place to charge? or re-fuel and go? the answer is simple. they never built the ev system! they built the damn cars first! ev is for normal everyday travel... work,school,grocery,town meeting.. not vacations and stuff.... like i said before it won't be in our lifetime... i can't believe how these assholes handled ev. biodiesel is going to be the best option....