can you please answer this comment and question that I posted earlier? If they “objectively better” than the answer should be simple.
Last spring, I took my family to Sedona, it was a quick 5 or 6 day trip.
Here where the first two days:
day 1: woke up at around 3:30am, drove from El Dorado Hills, CA to Sedona (900 miles), we filled up in town and grabbed sushi. We then drove up Scnebly hill road with the pink Jeep’s and camped on the ledge of the cliff
day2: we drove down that trail, and the spent the day riding trails in the LC and the bikes.
it was glorious.
last day: same thing in reverse.
what ev can do the above? How much charging time?
Instead of asking how many EVs can drive over 900 miles and then go to dinner, then go wheeling, then go camping in a single day, I would ask how many humans can do that? At an average driving speed of 70mph, that's 13 hours of driving time alone, and I know that would require at last 3 gas stops in my 200 as well as 3-4 bio breaks for my passengers and dogs which means a 15+ hour day minimum. My question is realistically how many people do that ever in their lifetime, let alone do it consistently? I drove our Sprinter from New Hampshire to Denver in 2 days a few years go, stopping only for diesel and to sleep, and while I truly loved it, there is zero chance it would have been possible with my wife or dogs or passengers for that matter. I'll make a trip like that 1-5x in my entire life, so it wouldn't make a lot of sense for me to buy a vehicle based off whether that one trip is possible in 2 days or less.