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Fewer people in the US plan to buy EVs this year, study shows
(www.reuters.com)
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Many are discounting their cars quite a bit, especially leases. My state added in an instant rebate that brings down some bz4x trims to $60/month for the years. That would actually pay for itself with gas savings.
Apartment charging is still an issue that needs to be solved. But home rental shouldn't be much of an issue if there is an outdoor outlet. Charging at level 1 will get you between 3-5 miles per hour of charge which will top 50-80% of people up overnight.
Edit: fixed autocorrect typos.
I would totally buy an electric cat.
I feel like that needs to be an option. We have had electric dogs for years. Why no electric cats?
No no no no, I keep looking at cats and being grateful that they are so small. Why would you create A.I. based on a predator?
"We should have known better than to keep upgrading the cat, Manny. It knows us too well." Accellerando, C. Stross
You just have to make sure a peaceful videogame cartridge is in the robocat like they did in Chip N Dale.
https://disney.fandom.com/wiki/Robocat