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<blockquote data-quote="Thebrownblob" data-source="post: 5238944" data-attributes="member: 60485"><p>i’ve seen one. Naturally Wilbur says he’s answered every question and it’s settled, but he’s answered very little. It works for him that’s great. He shows a map with a bunch of red dots wonderful . I remember when cell phones used to show those maps seeing where you had coverage and I would be smack dab in the middle of coverage with no coverage. How do people in apartments and high-rises charge their vehicles? How do you do people in neighborhoods like I deliver to that park on the street charge their vehicles? How do people who live in a house with multiple cars charge all there vehicles I guess we’re going to run extension cords all over the place? That’s gonna be amazing lol. could the power grid handle a massive influx of EV charging vehicles?&nbsp; If in fact ALL the questions were settled there would be a lot more EVs. Plenty of questions still to be answered for 95% of the people who are not EV evangelists. Some people want whatever’s the cheapest and most convenient solution to transportation.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Thebrownblob, post: 5238944, member: 60485"] i’ve seen one. Naturally Wilbur says he’s answered every question and it’s settled, but he’s answered very little. It works for him that’s great. He shows a map with a bunch of red dots wonderful . I remember when cell phones used to show those maps seeing where you had coverage and I would be smack dab in the middle of coverage with no coverage. How do people in apartments and high-rises charge their vehicles? How do you do people in neighborhoods like I deliver to that park on the street charge their vehicles? How do people who live in a house with multiple cars charge all there vehicles I guess we’re going to run extension cords all over the place? That’s gonna be amazing lol. could the power grid handle a massive influx of EV charging vehicles? If in fact ALL the questions were settled there would be a lot more EVs. Plenty of questions still to be answered for 95% of the people who are not EV evangelists. Some people want whatever’s the cheapest and most convenient solution to transportation. [/QUOTE]

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