MiserableOldFart
Platinum Member
- Joined
- Jun 27, 2006
- Messages
- 544
- Location
- Delaware County Catskills NY
- Tractor
- NH Workmaster 40, Kubota GR2120
Are you sure it's the charging cable and not the 240 volt setup for at home? Most come with the standard 110 volt cable, which is enough for about 90% of car owners for home overnight charging, though if you need the other to charge at charging stations, that's just as bad.My understanding was just that feature. Mind you, it's the feature that you've paid for, guess you don't own the car, just rent it.
I was watching a review of a Hyundai Ev ( I think it was a Hyundai) not that I would ever buy an electric car mind you. The charging cable was extra, $1,200, the girl doing the review compared it to buying a gas car, with a gas tank but no filler neck.
They may have, even if they did, I bet you dollars to donuts it'll be back
All new ICE vehicles are obsolete, so unless you plan on preserving as a collector's item, or alternatively, driving it into the ground, the resale value of the dinosaurs is going to be terrible.