05-03-2025, 06:06 PM
Speedy,
That would be true if and only if I have the charging gear at my office. Right now, I don't have it. If I get a plug-in hybrid, I will have to invest in the charging hardware. It would be the only way for a plug-in or electric vehicle would work for me. No need to ask for permission to install the gear because I own the company. If I want the gear, it gets purchased and installed. It's one of the benefits of being in charge.
For the times I can't charge at my office, I'd be forced to use a public charging station. That's an issue for the reasons I mentioned previously. The time it takes to plug and unplug a vehicle is seconds. It's not even relevant to the discussion. The time it takes to recharge the vehicle is a key factor. I've no interest in sitting at a public charging site for 20 minutes or longer charging a vehicle and that isn't factoring in the time spent waiting for an open charging station if it's busy.
Right now, I have a gas-only vehicle. If I spend the bucks on a car, I may as well ensure I have both options available to me.
Robert
That would be true if and only if I have the charging gear at my office. Right now, I don't have it. If I get a plug-in hybrid, I will have to invest in the charging hardware. It would be the only way for a plug-in or electric vehicle would work for me. No need to ask for permission to install the gear because I own the company. If I want the gear, it gets purchased and installed. It's one of the benefits of being in charge.
For the times I can't charge at my office, I'd be forced to use a public charging station. That's an issue for the reasons I mentioned previously. The time it takes to plug and unplug a vehicle is seconds. It's not even relevant to the discussion. The time it takes to recharge the vehicle is a key factor. I've no interest in sitting at a public charging site for 20 minutes or longer charging a vehicle and that isn't factoring in the time spent waiting for an open charging station if it's busy.
Right now, I have a gas-only vehicle. If I spend the bucks on a car, I may as well ensure I have both options available to me.
Robert