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[-] VirtualOdour@sh.itjust.works 1 points 2 months ago

In the uk the woodland trust are.putting chargers into car parks so you can atop on a long drive for.a walk in the woods, it's great for those rare long journeies and can tie in with lunch perfectly.

Supermarkets and similar are doing the same so you can shop and charge at the same time. Were going to see more of this as infrastructure improves and roll out continues, rather than adding time fueling electric cars for most people will remove the need to ever make a stop just to fill up.

[-] GBU_28@lemm.ee 1 points 2 months ago

Totally, that's great

But I'm discussing the situation where you have 8h of pure movement to complete. Every stop is a burden. Currently fueling a gas car takes easily less than 10 minutes, and with 2 people both can use the restroom and prepare the car in 15, generously.

I'm not saying thats an every day thing. I'm just discussing the differences between ev and ice cars right now, regarding the pace of a long journey.

In my opinion, currently, the "perfect" garage would have an EV for local travel which is used regularly, and an ice car for long journeys.

The "perfect" choices, if available, would be ev in the garage, rent an ice car for long trips.

The "middle ground" I'm interested in personally is a hybrid, but I'm in no need of replacing my vehicles currently.

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