I rent a parking spot, but only because everyone warned me that the curbside parking situation would be terrible when I moved here. Honestly in that regard it doesn’t make much of a difference that my new car is an EV. I fully expected to have a wallbox installed, but ended up not bothering to do it.

I don’t visit petrol stations to buy fuel anymore, I just move my car to a curbside charger down the street when I have to. Though that isn’t actually necessary all that often, since I can just charge at the shopping center, my employer etc. Recently I charged while we were going for a sunday stroll around the lakes.

No I bought one anyway

Used to be in that camp. When it’s right it’s right.

I’ve seen people buy when they weren’t ready and it just becomes a burden to charge.

I have a place I could park it, I have a place to charge it, but it really doesn’t make finacial sense to purchase one.

I currently carpool to work 3 days a week, take the bus on the others, and my car is a small hatchback. Most of the limited driving I do tends to be longer distances, with the previous trip I took managing 5.5L/100km (43mpg). Even assuming a higher price of driving, I’ve done the math on currently available options, and the savings never actually materialize for my use of a vehicle with the range I want from a vehicle.

When my current car dies I’m definitely aiming for no less than a PHEV, but not before then.

No, I’m sure you are the only one.

I guess it depends on where you live. If you get one of the many cars that have free charging for x years (Mercedes, Hyundai, Genesis, VW? I think), it’ll be an added bonus. I have never charged my car at home.

With an egmp car, it feels like going to a gas station to fill up (literally, with the gas stations around me having long wait times to get to the pump, the charge times are sometimes faster).

On a side note, with charging stations starting to get crowded these days, you also start feeling great when yo usee other egmp cars as you know they will leave soon.

I usually tell people to look hard, range usually solves that problem.

We’re good enough at getting parking alongside our cottage that I think we’ll be able to run a cord out there. Around the corner is a neighbor who’s done this for a couple of years. That’s not our impediment to buying an EV.

Yeah I’m waiting for the model S plaid price to drop to 50k