The Lemon’s Cybertruck is the closest this will ever get to a reality.

Who, besides the weird nerds who unconditionally worship Elon, is going to buy one of these? Everything it had as a market advantage has already been done better by someone else. Want a normal truck that’s electric? Ford Lightning. Want a trendy, cool lifestyle one? Rivian. Want something outrageous that stands out?…

I wonder if he’s considering announcing a flying car to distract from the truck delays. Would probably be around two years out.

Move.

Yawwwwn.

https://www.electricchoice.com/electricity-prices-by-state/

It is. Your the one blowing smoke when your attempting to claim your charging your vehicle during PEAK time and conveniently omitting the fact that PGE rates drop to $.26 per kWh in off-peak hours (you know, when most homeowners that own an EV are charging).

Its very regional. In IL with our nuclear plants we pay $0.05 in the winter and $0.08 in the summer. Its a huge range from state to state.

You could have stuck with this one comment and made your point.

you should post this shit another dozen times.  i dont think people are tired of reading it.  maybe stop leaving all the lights and televisions in your house on all day and youll stop using more than 500kwh a month.  its wasteful. 

jesus dude you dont need to comment the same bs in every comment thread. we get it you live in a shit area with expensive electricity. i can get it for 14.1c/kwh with free ev charging at night here in texas.

Copy and pasting the same non-sense over and over doesn’t make it right or true. It just makes you annoying.

Iowa on the other hand gives you a discount for every megawatt you use, so it goes down from .12-.13 to .10 and then .08/kwh.

I averaged .26 kWh/mi today in a Model 3. That’s 26kWh for 100 miles. I buy my kWh for $.11 at home, so that’s $2.86 for 100 miles. Gas is $3.25/gallon here soooo..

You know the average combined mpg of a car in America is 26, right? And even if you use 26 instead of 22 mpg and the national average cost of electricity per Kw and a gallon of gas the EV is nearly 2/3rds cheaper to fuel.

And for context, the EPA combined rating for the 2018 Jeep Renegade, Ford Escape and VW tiguan,…

“$7.25 is not too far from $11.60.”

Is this Facebook where grandpa is spouting whatever BS some random Fox News talking head told him to think? JFC I expect a bit more from a site dealing with cars. 

Uh, what?

$11.60 is 1.6X $7.25.
60% higher.
If you think that’s not much, let’s see your reaction to your landlord raising your rent from $725/month to $1160/month.

For the average 12,000 miles per year driven in the US, that’s the difference between paying $870 for electric and $1,392 for gasoline.

Per year. Every…

Nope, the Bolt is the GM BEV2 skateboard platform, which shares no parts with the Gamma 2 platform used by the Sonic/Trax/Encore. It’s a common misconception, since the Bolt development started with the Gamma but evolved into its’ own unique platform.

And if you want to talk national average prices, let’s do that -

Ave…

Ok, instead of $7.25 for 100 miles, how about $3.93 for 132 miles. This article is trying to compare the most expensive EV to the cheapest gas.