Comments by "VisibilityFoggy" (@VisibilityFoggy) on "The Electric Vehicle Charging Problem" video.

  1. That is true, but just like I've never driven from Florida, where I live, to California, doesn't mean that I don't want the capability of doing so. By its very nature, a vehicle makes us mobile. Restrictions to that mobility, even if they are not likely to ever impede its practical use, are always bad rather than good.
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  2. I think one of the issues that is overlooked is the styling. The Model 3/Model S is so admired because it is a normal, sporty looking car that people can drive to work, etc. Most people don't want spaceship-looking vehicles in wacky color schemes as their daily drivers. Personally, I wouldn't be caught dead in one of those silly looking Leaf or Bolt vehicles. EVs have to begin physically looking more like the cars people want to drive, including SUV/pickup models. For example, right now I drive a BMW 3-Series. It's a popular car, I like how it looks, how it drives, how it handles. I'd happily buy an EV version of it. I would *not*, however, buy the ridiculously weird looking BMW i3.
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