Nobody can tell me France and the UK aren’t basically the same country.
Statistical twinies
Surprised by how high the UK figures are. UK infrastructure isn’t necessarily best suited for EVs.
What about used EVs? How do they age? Anyone know if the battery has to be replaced after some years or anything?
Wondering if this includes hybrids.
Not only the 5 Nordics together but Netherlands #6 – I’ve seen this stat before in other scenarios.
That list is missing Ireland easily double digits
United States is dragged into the 21st century kicking and screaming…..
(the paradox is that they are also the country that developed most of the 21st century tech)
Iceland is the new Norway.
I think there is a long way to go with the technology for it to be more feasible in Canada and the US. Granted, most drives you do anywhere are not really that far from home but, if you’re going to buy a car, you think about what kinds of drives you might do. In Canada, it’s way more normal to drive a few hundred km than it is in Germany, IMO, and electric cars just can’t really do that right now.
I’m part of the 43% as of yesterday! I timed it so incredibly well so electricity has gone from like 5 euro cents to 50 euro cents more or less since I ordered it. 😛 (slight exaggeration)
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Nobody can tell me France and the UK aren’t basically the same country.
Statistical twinies
Surprised by how high the UK figures are. UK infrastructure isn’t necessarily best suited for EVs.
What about used EVs? How do they age? Anyone know if the battery has to be replaced after some years or anything?
Wondering if this includes hybrids.
Not only the 5 Nordics together but Netherlands #6 – I’ve seen this stat before in other scenarios.
That list is missing Ireland easily double digits
United States is dragged into the 21st century kicking and screaming…..
(the paradox is that they are also the country that developed most of the 21st century tech)
Iceland is the new Norway.
I think there is a long way to go with the technology for it to be more feasible in Canada and the US. Granted, most drives you do anywhere are not really that far from home but, if you’re going to buy a car, you think about what kinds of drives you might do. In Canada, it’s way more normal to drive a few hundred km than it is in Germany, IMO, and electric cars just can’t really do that right now.
I’m part of the 43% as of yesterday! I timed it so incredibly well so electricity has gone from like 5 euro cents to 50 euro cents more or less since I ordered it. 😛 (slight exaggeration)