California is DOOMED! My DISASTROUS Experience with the EV Charging Network

[Robert W]

When you buy a car, gasoline of course, you do not spend time hunting a working gas station. If one is defective, the next station is fine. So how does it work when charging your battery? As it turns out, after you spend $100,000 for your next Pickup Truck, you learn new habits. That your vehicle shows stations and when you get there, damned if they work. Some clown busted the electronic controls. And this really happens.

This pickup truck in this video is very excellent. It has over 800 hp. And who the hell does not want 800 hp running your vehicle? Honestly this vehicle will kill those not used to 800 hp.

So have a go at this video. Beware of buying EV since you have been warned. Oh and pay attention to the weight of this truck. It weighs 3 tons. What do you drive that is that heavy?

 

[pknopp]

Don't buy one. Problem solved. If only all problems were this easy.

 

[Votto]

Don't buy one. Problem solved. If only all problems were this easy.

The guberment will soon not give you a choice.

You will either buy one or take public transportation

In other words, everyone will be taking public transportation except for rich fat cats like the Biden clan.

 

[sparky]

So what are the $$$ per mile juxtaposed to fossil fuels? ~S~

 

[1srelluc]

Unless you put a guard on them charging stations will be about like the old pay phone booths....Maybe half will work at any given time.....They will be torn-up just for the copper.....The EV weenies did not even see it coming.

Unstaffed charging stations create an opportunity for EV charger thievery. Much like catalytic converters, charging cables are full of valuable copper wire. Every year, copper thefts account for more than 1 billion in losses according to the U.S. Department of Energy. It is highly valued because the prices for copper have soared. The problem is become so widespread that all 50 states have laws to help decrease metal theft. A thief with a heavy-duty cable cutter and a local scrap metal yard connection can turn your cables into cash in quick order.

EV Charging Cable Theft

With electric vehicles and hybrid plug-ins sold in ever-increasing quantities, uncrewed charging stations create an opportunity for EV charger thievery. But there are some strategies and ideas to protect EV charging cable theft.

www.energy.gov

 

[ReinyDays]

WHOA ... first and foremost what kind of idiot spends $100,000 without a lawyer by their side? ... you can pay the lawyer to do this research for you, and you'll pay a lot more ...

It's a math problem ... if you need that F-450 to haul fuel and manpower to remote wilderness construction sites, then we can afford that bit of carbon ... but truth be told, you only need a golf cart to drop the kids off at school ...

California wants 90% of passenger vehicles off their roads, then they're going to remove 90% of passenger vehicles off their roads ... making golf carts safer ... shouldn't affect the rest of us ... Ford will build more F-150 4x4's with the snow plow attachment for you ...