Posted by john in la on December 09, 2021 at 08:10:33 from (97.80.68.11):
In Reply to: F-150 lightning posted by Geo-TH,In on December 09, 2021 at 05:42:20:
Lets look at this from the average Joe American perspective because I think some of you are thinking up problems just to justify your resistance to change.
The average American does not drive 250 miles a day. His car or pickup never leaves the metropolitan area he bought it in. So he is not worried about charge stations on the road. A home charge station in his garage will be enough. Add the ability to fly and rent a car and long distance travel is out the window.
The average American could care less where the electricity comes from or how it is made no more than he cares where gasoline comes from. As long as a steady supply of fuel is available at a reasonable cost who cares if it comes from a coal or nuclear power station.
The average American could care less how much it cost to replace the battery. No more than he cares how much it cost to replace the gasoline motor in the car he has now. As long as the battery/gasoline motor last the 7 to 10 years he will own the truck who cares what happens down the road. If the battery is not expected to last till the new car is traded in it becomes a maintenance item like a oil change.
One could say the overall cost per day of use would be a factor. Cost of truck with maintenance and fuel used included. But with the disposable income of today and what people are paying for new pickups this might be a null and void point. As long as the truck takes him where he wants to go and back home again with no worries all that other stuff is pointless.
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