>> Agree with MLC. I can see to some extent the point of electric cars for
>> use in town - but no-one can answer the question I've posed before: what do
>> you do about charging if you park on the street (as most people do who
>> live and work in towns)?
It's a very good point, and might suggest that it will never happen or that, if it does, some people could adopt much earlier than others.
I have never really thought about it, because I do have the capability to charge at home (although it might warrant the addition of an outdoor power socket).
Maybe you'll have to take the battery out and charge it inside! :)
That might not sound too arduous when petrol is £3 a gallon, and having a spare battery in the boot will be like having a can of petrol (albeit slightly less flammable).
Maybe it is better suited to the US, where everybody can have at least two garages.
Last edited by: SteelSpark on Sat 22 May 10 at 12:45
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