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on Wednesday May 01 2019, @04:31AM
from the they-don't-keep-going-and-going dept.
from the they-don't-keep-going-and-going dept.
CNet:
Electric cars are becoming an increasingly common sight on American roads. And while just a few brands may dominate the news cycle, there are actually well over a dozen fully battery-electric models on sale in the US today.
We thought it would be helpful to throw together a guide to better make sense of all your electric options if you're on the hunt for a new car. And to go a step further, we're also adding just how far each one will go on a single charge.
The range of most models still relegate them to commuter cars.
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Every Electric Vehicle on Sale in the US for 2019 and Its Range
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(Score: 2) by bob_super on Wednesday May 01 2019, @04:41PM
From your description, if you had to have a second car (and in some places, it's a given), or even more than two, then only one of them needs to be an ICE.
That's major progress.
For the people who only have space/money for one car, and the logistics of renting are too daunting, the PHEVs are coming down in price slowly. Commute electric, road-trip on gas anytime. It may take another few years before the TCO premium over buying a used ICE makes sense for many people.