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To: Bob434
Even at 9 minutes, it’s gonna be too long in many places where lines will be very long waiting to r3charge

Local predators will LOVE the targets sitting immobilized for 10 minutes or more.

When you can partially fill your gasoline tank in under 3-5 minutes and scoot [and you're probably not on empty], you're less of a target.

If you're charging an electric vehicle, it's probably because you NEED to.

Again, real target-y. No thanks.

A lot of these e-vehicle lovers are 40th parallel people - they live below the 40th parallel, and don't have to worry much about the cold killing their cars. Good for them.

21 posted on 10/24/2024 7:21:33 AM PDT by kiryandil (Kraft durch Freude! - The Kamunist and The Walzrus )
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To: kiryandil

[[ A lot of these e-vehicle lovers are 40th parallel people - they live below the 40th parallel, and don’t have to worry much about the cold killing their cars. Good for them.]]

They can sweat and smell up their shiny new ev’s because they can’t run air conditioner while driving long distances then lol


22 posted on 10/24/2024 7:23:53 AM PDT by Bob434
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To: kiryandil
A lot of these e-vehicle lovers are 40th parallel people - they live below the 40th parallel, and don't have to worry much about the cold killing their cars.

I live at the 40th parallel in the Midwest. There is about a 3 month window for the weather to potentially knock the stuffing out of battery range. If an EV is the only household car, you can't really make advanced travel plans during that time period which is the end of November thru the first couple weeks of February.

31 posted on 10/24/2024 12:31:00 PM PDT by EVO X ( )
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