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Gas nears $5. Why aren’t electric vehicles selling in the US?
(news.northeastern.edu)
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No. Here's how that planning would work in the US: ok, at the charger just need to... It's broken. Alright I'll just get to this other one in range... Slow charge.
Doesn't even mention how unrealistic trying to have an EV in most apartments is, super communters or the wonders of running the cabin heater.
I’m very never seen a broken Tesla supercharger. I know they exist, but they’re rare enough that I’ve never seen one