
I just bought an Electric Car. I'm excited... but also a bit overwhelmed. I know I have a lot of work to do to integrate it into my daily life. I'll report back on my journey through the world of EVs through this substack.
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Throughout this Substack I’ve been chronicling my day-to-day life with an electric car. One of my goals has been to help others know what to expect and perhaps offer some insights into how to navigate the the unexpected differences of an el...
I can imagine a number of people flipping through this Substack and wondering what the heck I’m writing about. There are plenty of people who don’t own an EV and many may go days without even seeing one. Others of us rarely drive a mile wit...
I started this Substack because I knew that there were a lot of differences between gas powered cars and battery powered cars. I’ve been working through them for almost two years now. And just when I think I have a handle on all the differe...
A couple months ago I wrote a post where I evaluated the names that marketers have given to a variety of electric vehicles. But manufacturers are not the only people who name cars. We as owners are not bound to submit to our corporate overl...
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