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EV Charging Doesn't Need to Be as Fast as Gas, Ionna CEO Says (www.thedrive.com)
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[–] -3 points 1 week ago (4 children)

Hey everyone with an electric car did you know you are wrong because if i follow this correctly.

1 .You can buy a 20 year old car for $2000. 2. This person knows someone who lives on the 5th floor.

Yeah it’s called individual choice. It’s not for everyone in every situation. Just like diesel versus gasoline or natural gas or walking or riding a bike or taking a bus.

But the point I made still stands you don’t “have” to install anything.

And yes I have seen people running cords out of windows from apartments. Is it the best option. No. Would I do it also no.

But there are options available.

Make the choice that works best for your situation.

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  • [–] 5 points 1 week ago (3 children)

    If we're going to ban fossil fuels 100%, we need EVs to work for everyone. If we don't ban fossil fuels altogether, people can continue driving old cars which is bad. I know I will.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 week ago

    It doesn't have to be a binary choice. We could have regulations that require EV charging stations on new construction, from street lamp poles, etc, and still let people fill up their gas car.

    The government should probably do something to combat the proliferation of huge pickup trucks, but idk what that would look like.

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  • [–] 1 point 1 week ago

    If we're going to ban fossil fuels 100%, we need EVs to work for everyone.

    Why? We've made THOUSANDS of changes to society over the last century that did not work for everyone, but where a lot of them benefitted the (vast) majority. We should continue having that as the aim. The idea that a solution (for ANY problem) exists that works for literally 100% of the population is silly.

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