Dana7360
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most don't and that's where EVs make the most senseA lot of people drive more than 250 miles a day and cannot wait 6 hours to charge their so they continue their journeyNot everyone in the world wants or can accept all electric automobiles. Why are certain factions in the US trying to force this all electric cars on the entire world?. It is not right or logical.
Yep......but again.......there is no reason to force people into EVs......when people want them they will buy them....it is the forcing people that is the issue.
There will be an eventual transition and I think more people will have at least one EV and one gas powered car there is no way all automobile companies will phase out all gas powered cars as long as people still want them.
I would consider an EV as a daily driver. To me that makes the most sense and it will have the most impact on air quality than the occasional long trips people make with a gasoline powered car
The chevy Volt already does that.
We bought one for my ex in 2013. The range on his electric isn't that far but people don't really drive that far around town.
When the electric is drained, the gas engine takes over. So the car has a range of a few hundred miles. If you don't have time to recharge on a long trip, just keep filling the gas tank and keep driving.
The only time he filled the tank was when we went on a long drive but day to day, he very rarely used the gas.
It's small car for the kind of long trips I take.
Usually with a couple dogs and a lot of stuff
Yes that wouldn't work with a couple of dogs and a bunch of stuff.
My Prius has more room in it than the Volt.