EV owner here, you definitely don’t unless you are commuting really far every day. EVs these days have comparable range to a petrol car.
We charge a full charge maybe once or twice in two weeks? Driving two kids to and from two different schools every day, two trips to the gym every week, maybe a slight detour for grocery shopping.
The battery is so beast in a mediumish city. We don’t even have a charger, we just charge at the cheapest place in town, near the gym. Drive there then walk 5 mins to the gym, spend about 2–3h a time at the gym, fill up about 20–40% twice a week for like $3–$6 a pop. Nothing money. A lot less than we paid for gas before, and a lot more than we’d pay if we did have our own charger.
EV owner here, you definitely don’t unless you are commuting really far every day. EVs these days have comparable range to a petrol car.
We charge a full charge maybe once or twice in two weeks? Driving two kids to and from two different schools every day, two trips to the gym every week, maybe a slight detour for grocery shopping.
The battery is so beast in a mediumish city. We don’t even have a charger, we just charge at the cheapest place in town, near the gym. Drive there then walk 5 mins to the gym, spend about 2–3h a time at the gym, fill up about 20–40% twice a week for like $3–$6 a pop. Nothing money. A lot less than we paid for gas before, and a lot more than we’d pay if we did have our own charger.