Certain cars don't need a level 2 charger. I drive a Chevy Volt (as does my youngest daughter). We charge nightly on a regular 115v outlet. Yes, we occasionally burn some gas (>40 miles in a day), but the vast majority of the time we are pure electric.
I'm using a lot less gas now that I'm not doing as much driving for work. I think I've filled up twice in the last month, when before it wasn't unusual for me to fill up almost every other day!
It's running around $2.30 or so here in Upstate NY. Where are these wonderful $1.50 prices? (I am an essential pharmacy worker and so actually need to drive to work)
Chevy's Bolt seems nice, as does Kia's electric Kona. Both have excellent range and are a decent price as far as electrics with huge batteries go.
The twitter account of Gov. Murphy of NJ.
Thank you :)
Certain cars don't need a level 2 charger. I drive a Chevy Volt (as does my youngest daughter). We charge nightly on a regular 115v outlet. Yes, we occasionally burn some gas (>40 miles in a day), but the vast majority of the time we are pure electric.
Thank you very much. I wonder if her career is made or if she's fired?
Fwiw, we've seen pump prices fall below $1.00/gal in Cleveland. Even the name brand stations in tony neighborhoods are under $2.00/gal.
See my comment above (below).
I'm using a lot less gas now that I'm not doing as much driving for work. I think I've filled up twice in the last month, when before it wasn't unusual for me to fill up almost every other day!
It's less than $3/gal in my little mid-CA paradise. I got gas the other day at $2.79/gal. For us, that's pretty good.
I drive 40 times around the block each day just so I can feel wealthier every time I fill up.
I highly recommend reading Rachael Maddow's book "Blow-Out about the world's dependence and corruption in the oil Corporations.
Yep.
Oh, what do they know? Dear Leader has INTUITION.
So get your legislature to make it easier to install a Level 2 charger where you live.
It's running around $2.30 or so here in Upstate NY. Where are these wonderful $1.50 prices? (I am an essential pharmacy worker and so actually need to drive to work)
Let fracking go the way of buggy whips.