It’s the same argument when discussing why people need a pickup truck as their daily driver for the one time a year they need to haul a trailer or move a couch. When faced with the possibility of switching from a half-ton to a sedan, suddenly everybody needs to carry their refrigerator with them everywhere.
@apprehensively_human@ButWhatDoesItAllMean The feasibility of propulsion types depends a lot on where you live. I live in a very sparsely populated part of the US, with charging stations being very few and far between.
I would say that I don’t think hybrid vehicles are marketed to areas like mine as much as they should be. If I had the money for a new(ish) vehicle at the moment, that is what I would be driving.
Renting a gas powered vehicle could be an option for the two times a year needed.
It’s the same argument when discussing why people need a pickup truck as their daily driver for the one time a year they need to haul a trailer or move a couch. When faced with the possibility of switching from a half-ton to a sedan, suddenly everybody needs to carry their refrigerator with them everywhere.
@apprehensively_human @ButWhatDoesItAllMean The feasibility of propulsion types depends a lot on where you live. I live in a very sparsely populated part of the US, with charging stations being very few and far between.
I would say that I don’t think hybrid vehicles are marketed to areas like mine as much as they should be. If I had the money for a new(ish) vehicle at the moment, that is what I would be driving.
Valid counterpoint.