I'm Done with Electric Cars! Going back to Combustion Power - Here's Why!

I'm so done with Electric Cars, here's why...
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[chrismayer]

As Scotty from Star Trek once said; “the more they overthink the plumbing, the easier it is to stop up the drain…”

[ElAmokoLoco]

14:15 I think the child grew up so much while waiting so long at the charging station that the child seat was not necessary anymore after the car finished loading.

[voxacwithstrat]

When some shifty people realise that the charger cables are copper THEN theres going to be some fun. It's already happening.

[jgesselberty]

Cars are no longer designed to fullfill the needs of the owner; but to gratify the whims of the designer.

[suspicionofdeceit]

There needs to be a universal charger standard, it’s ridiculous otherwise.

[richardcarlin]

Electric cars make most sense for people who can charge at the house.

[BlackjackCZ]

Exactly why I'm not buying an electrical car. My biggest fear is being stranded in the middle of nowhere. The EV infrastructure is just not there.

[marco_]

I have a self charging hybrid to replace a standard petrol car, you don't plug this in and it's brilliant. Most journeys around town are 60% EV, motorways are about 40% EV. There is no headache of charging a fully EV car and just fill up with petrol as before and drive away, It's been a seamless transition from a fully petrol car and I recommend it. I wouldn't go fully EV as the infrastructure appears quite inadequate currently and will be for the near future unless you can charge up at home or work.

[juliogonzo]

As someone who once drove a taxi, those door release buttons would be a nightmare if the car was used commercially for hire. Drunk people at night can't even find a regular door handle.

[yui]

Tesla feedback is consistently "You can tell they are a tech company and not a car company."

[johnnyjrotten]

I can only imagine how long such a complicated car will operate for so many gadgets and computers - My car is nearly 25 years old with 490, 000 kms on the clock and is still going really nicely. A few little bugs but easily fixed. hapy with it - runs on petrol and Natural gas too, has auto gearbox, power steering, crusise control power seat 4 disc brakes airbags and a/c what else is needed?

[wickedleeloopy]

The lack of buttons & physical switches would do my head in

[sk-unjq]

I live in a cold weather city with four seasons and I would never buy an electric or hybrid without OWNING a home with a heated garage. Leaving your electric car outside during extreme winters and brutally hot summers kills the battery longevity.

[chriscuthbertson]

I guess the manual door opening is only designed to be used when the electronics aren't working or in an emergency.

[msevans]

First guy I've seen talking about a tesla who doesn't act blown away about every little thing. I'm subscribing.

[ianstorm]

I will milk it down to the last hour before getting an EV, let the early adopters and the manufacturers figure and iron out all the bugs for me 😂

[carlorizzo]

I am an interstate truck driver and on more than one occasion I've seen these cars going down the highway on rainy days all fogged up. I assume they don't want to use their window defrosters because it will lessen the battery life. Maybe I'm right who knows

[Sylvia-Storm]

I laughed that much before you started, I went into fits of coughing especially with the mirrors going in and out. The whole thing would drive me to distraction.

[hotshotsunnyz]

The tech these days is inventing a problem and selling us a solution. That's why the hassle. If they genuinely try to solve an already existing issue, people wouldn't complain at all.

[janbrittenson]

You'd think that when the ratio of unique cards swiped to actual charging initiated climbs the charging station would raise a maintenance flag to indicate something is wrong. People don't typically go swipe cards unless they're trying to charge.