Nak
Well-Known Member
- First Name
- Mike
- Joined
- Jan 5, 2020
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- 10
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- Location
- Camas, Washington
- Vehicles
- Tesla Model Y Performance, Tesla Model 3, 1992 K1500 Blazer
Have we now? I guess if you don't really have an EV you might think so from the news. You claim to live in the Portland area--even though you didn't go to the PDX auto show to see the Mach-e--so WE haven't seen full stations and lines. That's been down in California for holidays. And why is L2 charging overnight? If you really had a M 3 as you claim, you'd know you can pick up 60-80 miles of range at dinner. More than enough to see you to the next L3 charger.
Another swing and a miss for you. People with EVs don't charge to full. They just charge enough to get to their next stop with a reserve.
See, this again just shows how flawed your thought process is. The hotels are going to have to? Why? Why should they care that you want to charge quickly? What's in it for them? They can attract all the EV drivers they want with an L2 charger that costs a small fraction of an L3 charger. See, businesses are in business to make money, not to help people who feel entitled. If you really had a Model 3--like you claim--you'd know that an hour or two on an L2 is all you need.
Why are you claiming to own a Model 3, when clearly you don't? You know only those things about driving an EV that you can read on the internet. You have all the range anxiety of a person who has never owned an EV. You know remarkably little about Model 3's--or any EV. You've claimed things about the Model 3 that anyone who had driven one for 15 minutes would know to be ridiculously false. You claim to be excited about the Mach-e, but when an opportunity arises to see one you ignore it. You must have read "The Hobbit", and been terrified during the scene when the sun came up...
Another swing and a miss for you. People with EVs don't charge to full. They just charge enough to get to their next stop with a reserve.
See, this again just shows how flawed your thought process is. The hotels are going to have to? Why? Why should they care that you want to charge quickly? What's in it for them? They can attract all the EV drivers they want with an L2 charger that costs a small fraction of an L3 charger. See, businesses are in business to make money, not to help people who feel entitled. If you really had a Model 3--like you claim--you'd know that an hour or two on an L2 is all you need.
Why are you claiming to own a Model 3, when clearly you don't? You know only those things about driving an EV that you can read on the internet. You have all the range anxiety of a person who has never owned an EV. You know remarkably little about Model 3's--or any EV. You've claimed things about the Model 3 that anyone who had driven one for 15 minutes would know to be ridiculously false. You claim to be excited about the Mach-e, but when an opportunity arises to see one you ignore it. You must have read "The Hobbit", and been terrified during the scene when the sun came up...
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