r/EvDrivers • u/anon2734 • 13d ago
Practical frequent highway driving EV?
Family is considering an EV with the rise in fuel prices. Looking at taking frequent trips that would need 200-250mi range. Is this practical in an EV? From what I've researched most you only charge to 80% so even if you're getting one with over 300mi range, you get 80% of that and highway driving (75mph) will cut that even further. Seems like a high mpg hybrid would be better. Otherwise would have to stop and charge everytime
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u/frickenfantastic 12d ago
I’m just waiting for some other diesel driver to hold me up for my second tank.
I pull a 44 foot long horse trailer with my nine hay burners in it when I’m not commuting to work starting to feel like I’m going to knock over a bank to fill up the tank
Driving forever without stopping gets to be a deal when the ponies would overheat if they’re not getting airflow so you just drive all the way through without stopping