You got the skinny on the price tag? Where'd you get that at? Electric cars are up and coming as are those powered by hydrogen. I saw a clip touting a new Chevy, think it's named "Bolt" that goes for something like 200 miles between charges, which is much needed and more like it. Major steps in solar efficiency and a roof mounted solar panel to help out a little during the day won't hurt either. Who knows, maybe even a collapsible solar array to give even more charging power while sitting at work. Hold on it's going to be a wild ride.if, and i say if the car actually will look like the prototype, the cost would be prohibitive for the ordinary family to buy.
best to design a car for the masses, instead of the privileged....
look at the style of the car..how many family members can fit in there..???You got the skinny on the price tag? Where'd you get that at? Electric cars are up and coming as are those powered by hydrogen. I saw a clip touting a new Chevy, think it's named "Bolt" that goes for something like 200 miles between charges, which is much needed and more like it. Major steps in solar efficiency and a roof mounted solar panel to help out a little during the day won't hurt either. Who knows, maybe even a collapsible solar array to give even more charging power while sitting at work. Hold on it's going to be a wild ride.
I dunno, they say it's modular, which to me means that they can adapt it to various configurations. Whatever the price is one would have to 'cypher the cost of fueling it vs charging it up to really reach a price of ownership over the life of the vehicle.look at the style of the car..how many family members can fit in there..???
i 'see" the price tag to be near $100,000
No doubt, look at the prices of other technical devices as they evolved. Cost of early plasma TV? $12,000, Early laptop computers far inferior to what we get today? $3,500.it would have to be "mass produced" to become lower priced, as some models in the link i provided..
I don't see how the average family can afford a Plain Jane at $30,000 but they're doing it.Tesla alone costs......2015 Tesla Model S - $75,000-$105,000
think the average family can afford that..???
i think it is called leasing.....more leasing going on than buying.I don't see how the average family can afford a Plain Jane at $30,000 but they're doing it.
battery issues were a big problem for a while. i think Toyota has now a 10 year warranty on thier batteries, up from 8 years..??Kia came up with an electric Soul,however it was only sold in California when it was first available last year.
This year they are selling them in Georgia.
I asked the dealer we bought our Soul at when could we get one,he has no clue,he says they can't service them.
I wonder if theres an issue with charging in freezing temps.like we have here in upstate NY.
We plan on running our 2010 Soul till it is played out,unless we can get a Soul-EV,then will trade it in.