1prophet
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Using that logic Hulu, Netflix, Amazon, etc. streaming video should not be successful because of all the people that lack high speed internet in the Midwest and deep south.It is a false metric. I have a garage, with no power approved for charging. My parents have a carport with no power. The house I'm looking at has a garage with no power (no lights, manual door etc). I've never stayed at a hotel provided by my company that had more than one charger. I couldn't even find a place to plug in my damn block heater so I could start my truck at -30F the next morning. Talk about fairy world numbers. The USA is not California. The Midwest and Deep South are full of high mileage power deserts. Hell part of the smoky mountain range was an issue when I only had 180 miles of gas in the Jeep, there was no where to fuel that wasn't off course. But I guess if all you do is use the interstate, things are great.
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I believe once the real world range on electric cars exceeds 500+ miles along with faster charging times the tipping point will come and many of the range anxiety arguments will go the way of the horse and buggy.