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How The Hell Do You Charge An Electric Car ?

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jollyswagman
When: 20 Feb 19 09:49
the basic point salmon spray has highlighted is that we just dont have the infrastructure to move to all electric vehicles any time soon. imo, its all a bit of a farce.
By:
nellie1970
When: 20 Feb 19 10:01
electric Nissan leafs been used for taxis  a few years in my area now.they also have six seaters now drivers say normally takes about 15-20 mins for a charge.the newer models have nearly double the range than the first cars the owner bought

on this website it shows the six seaters

https://www.google.com/search?q=premier+taxis+blackpool&oq=premier+taxis&aqs=chrome.0.69i59j69i57j0l4.6098j1j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
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macarony
When: 20 Feb 19 16:03
@jollyswagman
The double standards in this country is one of reasons people are angry. Would I be right in thinking that these uber drivers are the type of people the elitists love to to suck up to?
@ Salmon spray my advice is to hold off buying an electric car for a year or two maybe then these cars will be more practicle
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Dr Crippen
When: 20 Feb 19 17:35
They'll be breaking into the cars to steal the batteries if they're expensive.
By:
breadnbutter
When: 20 Feb 19 17:59
The batteries are not easily accessible
By:
Make my hay
When: 20 Feb 19 19:42
but are `cars' electric? only mine's broke down and now I've nowhere to charge.
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Nebs
When: 21 Feb 19 07:07
When you can get a taxi for 35p/mile there will be no need to own a car. When we have driverless electric cars, in the forseeable future, taxi firms will race to the bottom with their prices, no driver wages, a few pence per mile for electric, the rest for admin servicing depreciation and profit.
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macarony
When: 21 Feb 19 07:35
What you say there is one of the reasons why car manufactures are starting to make plans for a serious drop off in sales. We now own our own cars but it looks like future generations will not.
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salmon spray
When: 21 Feb 19 11:22
I can see reasons why that would be ideal macarony,but the disaster that public transport has become makes one suspect it will be the rich who will be able to swan around easily,while the plebs have to put up with the sort of chaos you get at airports now if you can't pay for special treatment.
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