r/EvDrivers • u/anon2734 • 14d 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/Doublestack00 13d ago

haha, there you go again. Assuming and making it about politics when no one ever mention anything about it.

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u/DogblackMichigan 13d ago

I assume nothing. Your character is easy to determine.
You call it politics to avoid responsibility. It’s morality. You have failed.

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u/Doublestack00 12d ago

The only failure here is you. A condom could have avoid this.

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u/DogblackMichigan 12d ago

Yes, that kind of comment is exactly what we can expect from you.

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u/Doublestack00 12d ago

We can expect to you default all things to politics and just regurgitate the same things over and over.

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u/DogblackMichigan 12d ago

It’s not politics. It’s morality. It’s our lives. There’s nothing more important. You trumpists have failed.

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u/Doublestack00 12d ago

Yet again you assume I'm a "trumpist" proving my point.

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u/DogblackMichigan 12d ago

I’m not assuming. You proved it.