Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Prices are way down, variety is infinite, and theres even tax rebates.

So if you are still driving around in a polluting gas car or SUV, why exactly is that?

Because the most environmentally friendly car is the one you already own* and I don’t own an electric car right now, nor will I for another 10 years or so.

*Did you not know this or are you in electric car sales?

There's a market shortage of used cars at the moment, so this reason doesn't currently hold.

Troll. And variety is not infinite.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Prices are way down, variety is infinite, and theres even tax rebates.

So if you are still driving around in a polluting gas car or SUV, why exactly is that?

What makes you believe everyone can afford the electricity?

wut

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Prices are way down, variety is infinite, and theres even tax rebates.

So if you are still driving around in a polluting gas car or SUV, why exactly is that?

Because the most environmentally friendly car is the one you already own* and I don’t own an electric car right now, nor will I for another 10 years or so.

*Did you not know this or are you in electric car sales?

This.

Anonymous wrote:I don't care about the planet. I bare minimum recycle also.

This. I will be long dead before any of this could affect me.

Anonymous wrote:Prices are way down, variety is infinite, and theres even tax rebates.

So if you are still driving around in a polluting gas car or SUV, why exactly is that?

What makes you believe everyone can afford the electricity?

Love our 4 teslas we have ever model

I don't need an excuse because I don't care what judgmental people like OP think

Where do you think electricity comes from?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Prices are way down, variety is infinite, and theres even tax rebates.

So if you are still driving around in a polluting gas car or SUV, why exactly is that?

Because the most environmentally friendly car is the one you already own* and I don’t own an electric car right now, nor will I for another 10 years or so.

*Did you not know this or are you in electric car sales?

+1

"So what can we do yo get you into this electric vehicle today, Bob?"

This is like when my neighbor asked why we don't have an cargo e-bike and my DH was like "I've lived 42 years without one so that seems to be working out ok."

Anonymous wrote:Prices are way down, variety is infinite, and theres even tax rebates.

So if you are still driving around in a polluting gas car or SUV, why exactly is that?

Because the most environmentally friendly car is the one you already own* and I don’t own an electric car right now, nor will I for another 10 years or so.

*Did you not know this or are you in electric car sales?

We have two cars, one 3.5l and one 3.2l. We drive cars until they die, usually 20 years. So we will not buy any new car until well maybe 2038.

Anonymous wrote:Elon has poisoned the market

He needs to go back to Africa!

1) live in an apartment, no way to set up a charger -- we looked into getting one installed in our outdoor parking pad and building won't allow it.

2) charger availability. Lots where we live, but 5-6x a year we visit family in a place with extremely limited charging, plus limited charging there and back. It's very remote and we don't ever want to get stranded. We'd probably have to pay to install a charger at relatives house to make this realistic.

3) cost. A 40k electric vehicle sounds affordable if you are used to spending 35-50k on a car. We've never spent more than 25k. Also very limited used market.

4) lifestyle. We share a car, and have a kid. Especially if we couldn't charge at home, we worry about the difficulty of making sure the car is charged when we need it. If our current car is low on gas, we can swing by a gas station quickly in the way to school or a kid's activity. EVs require more planning than that.

5) we aren't big has guzzlers in the first place. We drive a small compact vehicle. No car commutes-- car is for certain errands, kid activities, and travel. I want an EV eventually, but I don't think our current gas use makes it a moral imperative.

Anonymous wrote:I bike to work. Why don't you bike to work, OP? You're just adding to traffic congestion and using up electricity. Are you just lazy?