I bought a used 2023 Nissan Leaf for $15K. It had 18K miles on it, 150 miles of range on a full charge, and still 5 years on the battery warranty, and 2 years on the bumper to bumper warranty. I did admittedly find a good deal, but this is not unobtainium
A friend wanted one of those licensed electric golf carts to drive around town, it cost more than my car.
With off-peak charging, (and the cost of gasoline in San Diego) I expect the car to pay for itself in fuel savings in ~5 years.
How many years will it take an inexpensive gasoline car to pay for itself?
In the US if you buy before the tax credits go away you can get a Chevy Equinox EV for around $27500.
I bought a used 2023 Nissan Leaf for $15K. It had 18K miles on it, 150 miles of range on a full charge, and still 5 years on the battery warranty, and 2 years on the bumper to bumper warranty. I did admittedly find a good deal, but this is not unobtainium
A friend wanted one of those licensed electric golf carts to drive around town, it cost more than my car.
With off-peak charging, (and the cost of gasoline in San Diego) I expect the car to pay for itself in fuel savings in ~5 years.
How many years will it take an inexpensive gasoline car to pay for itself?