I just put my reservation in for the Ford F150 Lightning, cost me $100 down payment and if I ever take delivery I dont expect it for a couple years. Hey maybe something will change and I never take delivery. I got the ball rolling anyway. Tesla maybe. For the money the Tesla truck is a superior product at a more affordable price than the F150.
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Electric Vehicles here to stay
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https://www.teslarati.com/study-only-2-5-percent-ev-batteries-replaced-to-date/
Looks like overall ev battery replacements starting in 2011 is 2.5%. Evs built after 2016 have much lower rate of failure, less than 1%. Much lower than i would of thought
Looks like overall ev battery replacements starting in 2011 is 2.5%. Evs built after 2016 have much lower rate of failure, less than 1%. Much lower than i would of thought
Our daughter has owned one for a couple years. I have got to drive it once.
She charges at home on regular 120v garage outlet. She teaches in Lake Geneva and dont know if they have chargers at work. I doubt it.
I would also like to know where all this taxpayer money went for charging stations?
Is it corruption? Wish someone could perform an audit.
I personally wouldn’t own one, but don’t knock anyone for trying it out.
She charges at home on regular 120v garage outlet. She teaches in Lake Geneva and dont know if they have chargers at work. I doubt it.
I would also like to know where all this taxpayer money went for charging stations?
Is it corruption? Wish someone could perform an audit.
I personally wouldn’t own one, but don’t knock anyone for trying it out.
Not an expert but just telling my experience owning one. dont believe everything in the news or on facebook about ev's. New tesla cars start at 38k and suvs start at 44k without any incentives, almost in line with most ice vehicles. On battery life, most ice vehicles dont make it to 200k or more, so i would be happy if mine got that or greater. And one the cold weather, im fully aware of range loss in the cold. I have seen my loss of up tO 25% when it gets below 0f. I also lose about 10% range on my diesel also. My older prius lost 15% range too. Cold weather affects all vehicles a little different.
https://cascadecollision.com/blog/what-is-the-average-life-of-a-car/#:~:text=What's%20the%20Average%20Life%20of,longer%2C%20up%20to%20300%2C000%20miles.
https://cascadecollision.com/blog/what-is-the-average-life-of-a-car/#:~:text=What's%20the%20Average%20Life%20of,longer%2C%20up%20to%20300%2C000%20miles.
Hear you go, this fits your agenda. Lol https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/columnist/2024/01/17/tesla-battery-cold-weather-not-charging-ev-infrastructure/72256166007/
Obviously your an expert on EV's , you sound like a salesman for Tesla, but I'm sorry, I'm a poor old man that can't afford a new Porsche or Tesla, Not even to mention the cost (12,000 to 20,000) of a battery replacement after 200,000 miles or the expected life of those cars. I'm talking about something that could possibly be affordable for everyone, and still be good enough for the environment, air quality, etc. Ev's might be the greatest thing in the world in your eyes, but not in mine just yet.
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