Didn’t know it cost 20 bucks for 30 mins at the Tesla charge stations

[Skooby]

I've had hybrids the past two vehicles. Toyota and Ford

Yep, I drive a Toyota. Its close enough for me to electric for now considering the tradeoffs.

What's the maintenance like (how often and cost)?

Can you plug these in at home and a charge station like full electric vehicles?

 

[L68]

How much and how often does the battery have to be replaced?

 

[Rekkapryde]

And your electric bill goes up significantly charging at home

doesn’t that just equal to paying for gas or nah


Tesla brehs chime in

Whole gotdamn lie.

 

[FakeNews]

Terrible build quality and trash interior

Just do your research on their quality and materials used.
Tesla's are made for minimalist imo.

What’s a good EV to buy?

 

[Rekkapryde]

Electric vehicles are a huge psy-op

We got Wifey a loaded Model Y late fall of last year. Barely noticed the electric bill change. At the new chargers 30 min fills your car up (you never want to fill the car up). I’ve never paid more than $15 at a supercharger in her car.

I’ve got a gas car because what I want doesn’t come in EV form. But can never imagine our house not having at least 1 electric car. We use it 90% of the time.

and I’ll coop what was said above. Car was put together like shyt if you’re used to higher end stuff in that price range. It’s also a little buggy.

But we are never going back.

Preach

Going on a year with my Model 3. Was spending 450 a month on gas driving my Frontier as of last March when gas was in the low 2s (hundred mile round trip to work daily). When it started acting up, I made the jump and got rid of my truck and got my Tesla. Best investment ever. I'd be at over 800 bucks a month in gas right now.

I'm at 32k miles and the only thing I've done so far is replace the air filter on my own and refill windshield wiper fluid.

Got a power charger installed at home so I recharge it each night for roughly 3 to 4 bucks worth of electricity. I charge mine to 85% battery usually.

When I do hit up Superchargers it spend maybe 6 bucks and change to fully charge but I only do that on long trips.

Got a 100 dollar credit from the power company for installing a power charger at home and got 25 bucks a month off my power bill for a year. The difference in my power bill wouldn't even be that noticeable without the credit.

I everyday driving by the gas station. Hate filling up my wife's car cause she has to use premium but at least we got a Sam's membership for that.

Best investment ever (for my situation with my drive for work).

 

[R=G]

I went to one of these new townhouses...white guy had that Tesla charging up in that driveway..lol

 

[Rekkapryde]

Electric cars are trash. A dub for 80% charge and that's at a fast charger. They have different levels of "fast charging" set by the station owner. So it can actually cost you $20 to get 60% charge. Then you have different wallets for different charging networks. That's like needing a different virtual wallet to pump gas at Royal Farms, another for Citgo, another for WaWa, Chevron etc. shyts retarded.

Do you own one? I know the answer.....No .

Talk to people who actually have one. Never Goin back to gas.

 

[R=G]

Preach

Going on a year with my Model 3. Was spending 450 a month on gas driving my Frontier as of last March when gas was in the low 2s (hundred mile round trip to work daily). When it started acting up, I made the jump and got rid of my truck and got my Tesla. Best investment ever. I'd be at over 800 bucks a month in gas right now.

I'm at 32k miles and the only thing I've done so far is replace the air filter on my own and refill windshield wiper fluid.

Got a power charger installed at home so I recharge it each night for roughly 3 to 4 bucks worth of electricity. I charge mine to 85% battery usually.

When I do hit up Superchargers it spend maybe 6 bucks and change to fully charge but I only do that on long trips.

Got a 100 dollar credit from the power company for installing a power charger at home and got 25 bucks a month off my power bill for a year. The difference in my power bill wouldn't even be that noticeable without the credit.

I everyday driving by the gas station. Hate filling up my wife's car cause she has to use premium but at least we got a Sam's membership for that.

Best investment ever (for my situation with my drive for work).

What's the range of miles after a full charge??

 

[R=G]

What’s a good EV to buy?

The new Kia EV6 got alot of buzz...looks very nice too

 

[Rekkapryde]

Sitting in the car watchin D+, Hulu, or Netflix while charging

 

[BlackBall]

What’s a good EV to buy?

Audi

 

[Rekkapryde]

The new Kia EV6 got alot of buzz...

Other makers can't use the Tesla superchargers. Big reason why I went with the industry leaders. They have their shyt setup all over the country.

 

[R=G]

Other makers can't use the Tesla superchargers. Big reason why I went with the industry leaders. They have their shyt setup all over the country.

They have the advantage now because of the headstart..I definitely love the speed of the S plaid...killing everybody but it don't have good looking exteriors. Not yet.

 

[Rekkapryde]

What's the range of miles after a full charge??

I got a base model 3.

Theoretical is 260 on my car but figure 80% yield driving high speeds and running A/C. Good thing is that wherever you go it plots out your trip directing you to Superchargers on the way to your destination.

I have my reservation on a Cybertruck that I'm going to trade my Model 3 in for. I did the dual motor but want to upgrade to the tri motor that will have a 500 mile range

 

[R=G]

Any of you have a hybrid vehicle?

I don't own this but I rent alot...
The 2022 Toyota Camry Hybrid..it was already great on gas, hybrid or not. The Hybrid is ridiculous for cost effectiveness.