[cgbg]

“running an EV for 200,000 miles could save you $4,380 compared to a gasoline-powered car.”

Those numbers are changing—fast—as electricity costs skyrocket.

Our per kilowatt rate went up 60% in January (northern CT) and I am sure we are not the only ones....

[dennisw]

Those numbers are changing—fast—as electricity costs skyrocket. Our per kilowatt rate went up 60% in January (northern CT) and I am sure we are not the only ones....

Hi... Your energy problem in the NE is that your stupid -eco-evil governors will not allow cheap fracking gas to be piped up from Pennsylvania. They will not allow the gas pipelines to be built. Where does your electric come from? My guess is a mix of gas fired plants and hydro from Québec. In the good old days you burned coal.

[AU72]

“running an EV for 200,000 miles could save you $4,380 compared to a gasoline-powered car.”

Add 20,000 for battery replacement.