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20% go back to ICE. Which seems high considering the really high customer approval ratings.
That study which quotes that number said that the 20% that went back to ICE typically had a low range EV like a Fiat and no where to charge at home. The other 80% were very happy with their EVs. Most new EVs are now much higher range so I bet that number is outdated.
I can't go back to an ICE now too or will be a tough sell...
Good to see you posting again Joe. Interesting that you're an EV convert. It looks like you're due for a new vehicle so the UX must be out. I think Hydrogen is the answer long term.
20% go back to ICE. Which seems high considering the really high customer approval ratings.
Not Teslas. The early EVs with low range. The Leaf was very popular, but lost battery range in a couple of years; it had a range og 80 miles without using heat or AC. Was down to 50 in 3 years.
People hated them; my understanding is Nissan still uses inferior batteries.
Also, people who lived in apartments and could not charge at home.
Perhaps 100% of EV buyers switched from ICE to EV, right?
For those of you that don't get to see the beautiful fall autumn colors of a colder climate, these are for you. First shot is close to Algonquin Provincial park - further north, hence more of the foliage has changed color. The second pic was shot in Niagara Falls, Ontario and it's not quite fall yet.
First shot is close to Algonquin Provincial park - further north, hence more of the foliage has changed color. The second pic was shot in Niagara Falls, Ontario and it's not quite fall yet.
