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  • Those numbers do not reflect any kind of reality and feels like science fiction to me. 120 km is dangerous if you don’t have access to a charger. And 25 € per week? Tell me where I can find this cheap oil.

    I’m looking at reasons to change, and so far, I just can’t physically and financially get an EV.

    Once they sell a cheap and small EV with a real battery, I will change.

    cost more over time

    I wish hipsters understood that there is no "over time" for poor people.

  • 10 000 € for a new car, not a used one. Anyway, why would I buy an EV that I can’t charge?

    The weekly articles about EVs are annoying if you can’t buy or use one.

    Last but not least, why is your cheapest car a SUV? I want a small car, not a tank like that.

    Edit: I saw that they sell cheaper EV for 7000 € but with 120 km of autonomy. I suspect that these are the first EVs on the market because it’s not usable.

  • The cheapest Dacia or Skoda (according to the internet) costs 20 000 €. My car cost 7000 €. I don’t care about TCO if I can’t afford it to begin with.

    It gives me 13 000 € of fuel for free, which is more than 10 years, the lifespan of the car.

    As for the maintenance, my car costs 50 € per month at most which is reasonable. And even if the bank accepted a credit with a disgusting rate, I don’t have electric plugs around me, so…

  • Years ago I joined a startup as a junior developer to work on a patented security application with SSL certificates and stuff. They had been working on it for 5 years, 10 engineers and 2 guys with PhDs, it was serious business. The thing was a prototype but it was fun to work with them. I was porting their app on Mac OS X too because the founders were sure that it would also be a success on a Mac.

    Then one day I bought a HTC Desire to try this Android thing since I already knew Java. After a few tutorials, I realized that I could clone their whole app in 100 lines of code thanks to the Android API in less than a week, but it would be better, safer, and portable. I knew we were doomed. They closed the company a few months after because no one wanted their application.