For what it's worth, there's definitely a market for EV's. Every ski trip I've been on so far, Ive rented Tesla model 3's, they're quick, fairly stable with the AWD (even on all-seasons), and from a ski trip stand point, plenty of charging stations at the resorts and at the hotels I have stayed at.
I can't speak on owning one though, living in an apartment and not being able to charge at home and lithium ion battery pack deterioration, I can't justify owning an EV. I would be very interested if an more auto focused battery tech becomes available though, one that's not as susceptible to temp swings and battery degradation from high voltage discharges and charge cycles.
I can't speak on owning one though, living in an apartment and not being able to charge at home and lithium ion battery pack deterioration, I can't justify owning an EV. I would be very interested if an more auto focused battery tech becomes available though, one that's not as susceptible to temp swings and battery degradation from high voltage discharges and charge cycles.
