Posted by Sprint 6 on January 05, 2022 at 03:49:08 from (107.77.192.201):
In Reply to: Ford's electric F150 posted by 37 chief on January 04, 2022 at 19:00:35:
An EV makes sense for the actual driving I do, wouldn't mind having one. If it was given to me. The price point plus charging station does not pencil out. I can buy a lot of fuel for my $2500 Avalanche with the money even a cheap EV and charge station costs. Very few Americans are good at seeing the true full cost of an item.
If you research the true cost of an EV, their appeal starts to slide. They really are only cheaper to operate right now while we have cheap electricity and most states haven't caught up with the loss of road tax yet. Once they become more common, electrical rates will rise and states will find ways to collect road tax. Then EVs will cost the same or more per mile than gas/diesel.
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