NNayak
Well-Known Member
- First Name
- Neel
- Joined
- Oct 31, 2020
- Threads
- 4
- Messages
- 53
- Reaction score
- 175
- Location
- Los Angeles
- Vehicle(s)
- 2019 Ranger Lariat RTR
- Occupation
- Aerospace Engineer
The Tesla supercharger network currently allows you to drive on any major US interstate with the option to quickly recharge generally every 150 miles on average. The technology is here, now, and is expanding.One of my nephews has a Tesla S an one has a hybrid (an a full size GM suv) an they are all about alternative energy an EV's an if you even question the green new deal you're a hate monger an anti science. They're really smart guys in their 30's that got hooked an won't even listen to another point of view on the topic. My opinion is it's way too early to ditch carbon energy...the technology an infrastructure doesn't exist yet an won't for decades. IF you find one you like that fits your needs an you can afford it enjoy yourself. I'd own a Tesla S too, it's a nice car but not in the cards for me.
I do agree with the two great points you made previously regarding the costs of these vehicles, and the issues apartment dwellers and street parkers may have recharging these vehicles.
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