04-30-2014, 09:17 AM
Cody Wrote:but in your instance you'd want to be able to charge while you're at work. You have two options with that. A 110v charger (which comes with the car and you can plug it into a wall outlet) or a public station with a 220v charger (full charge in 3 hours). I can try and look up what charging stations there are in your area in the next couple days and get back to you (the car can actually find them for you, tell you the type of charger, how many, and if they're currently in use).That's what I figured-- no easy answer. It gets parked in a lot or garage that has no options for charging. That could change over the next couple years, but the demand around here isn't high. Sure, there's a charging station or two in christiansburg, and we could stop at a gas station and plug it in to anything in an emergency, but it sounds like the 80+mi/day is pushing it. Then 5 years later it might be as bad as 70%... I'll just have to borrow one for a day or two, please send one over.
The only thing that stops a bad guy with a van is a good guy with a van