• @Raiderkev
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    01 year ago

    Look man, I’m not going to write another fucking essay here. Agree to disagree. You can like EVs, and also be aware of their flaws. A person can certainly do all the things you mentioned, but all of that takes way more effort than I’m willing to put in during my leisure time. I am not going to rent an EV any time soon, and none of your arguments have swayed me one bit.

    • Dr. Dabbles
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      01 year ago

      So then you’re in the Electric Vehicles community to concern troll and spread bullshit. Got it. Maybe before talking out your ass, you should, like, actually own and use the thing. Just a suggestion. I’m not trying to sway you, I couldn’t care less what you do. I’m correcting the record for anybody that comes along in the future and sees the utter BS you’ve said here as a non EV owner, contrasted against what I’ve said here as an EV owner.

      • @Raiderkev
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        01 year ago

        Honestly didn’t see what community this was, just the article, and was giving my honest feedback. EVs are great for a lot of things, I just think specifically for renting it’s not a great option. You clearly care more about this than I do about this with your sentence by sentence retort of every word I say. Believe it or not, some people might have different perspectives than you out in the world.

        • Dr. Dabbles
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          -11 year ago

          It has nothing to do with perspective and everything to do with you regurgitating lies we’ve all heard for over a decade now. Tired, hacky material. I don’t care what you drive, I care that you’re making up lies. You have no basis for comparison because you don’t live with an EV. I do, and I have for the past 6 years. I’ve made plenty road trips in the US in multiple brands, I’ve rented multiple brands, and I’ve test driven most EVs available on the US market.