Electric Cars

Since more electric cars are coming out with improved mileage, would you consider switching to an all electric (or plug in electric with gas motor) car, or would you prefer to stay with the gas only vehicles?

Here is some information to help you decide:

Nissan Leaf: $35,200 - 99 MPG Combined

Chevrolet Volt: $39,145 - 94 MPG Combined

Ford Focus Electric: $39,200 - 105 MPG Combined

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How about a Fisker Karma? Technically they are a hybrid, but do have an electric only mode. I ran into one during Showstoppers at CES this year:



Unfortunately they start at $102k though!

That's nice! I like how it is a four door sedan, not just two door. Those that can afford it can take their family with them.

I'm hoping the pricing of the electric cars comes down. If they're cheaper, more people will purchase them, and more charging stations will be around.

Since there aren't many charging stations currently, I wouldn't want to rely on an electric-only vehicle.

Battery level. Make sure the battery is charged. If all else fails, then most likely the control unit of the electric vehicle, the gas pedal, the gear / speed selection button, the gearbox assembly or the engine failed. You need to do a detailed diagnosis. There is such control EVMC is an intelligent Cyber Switching solution for owners of charging stations for electric vehicles. https://cyberswitching.com/evmc/ Explore

Tesla is good, my friend have, and recommend to buy this car!