How many of you own an EV?

Grit dog,

Would building an electric powered trike count? I did that in 2005.

My grandson owns a few RC vehicles. They are battery operated

Sorry - couldn't resist.

Mike

I have an electric powered lawnmower, It's self propelled.

nickthehunter wrote:
I have an electric powered lawnmower, It's self propelled.

I have one too, love it! Better yet, my wife likes to use it.;) Grit, I think that other than the nutty Tesla truck thread, most have been started by goobers who just want to whine about EVs. I wish along with their whining they'd come up with some suggestions for alternatives.

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My next automobile will be an EV.

I'm starting to get into the battery yard tools... Gives me an excuse to buy new tools! :)

I'm still using a gas mower, chipper, edger, weed whacker, chain saw, but now have a cordless leaf blower, hedge trimmer, drills, impacts, saws and electric pressure washers.. :)

I know that's not the question, but it does show that i'm moving to that battery direction for sure.. :)

Mitch

I would likely buy one if they were cheap enough, but cheap to me is around $10,000. And I've only spent over that for the diesel trucks to pull the 5th wheel.

I own a Bolt EUV, that I got in July. I had a Bolt EV from Jan 2020. I have a reservation for a Silverado EV.

I bought a Silverado 3500HD CC Duramax in August.

I drove a gas Express to Iowa in August.

We have traveled beyond the range 2 times since Jan 2020 in the Bolt. My wife has traded for my daughters Equinox to make a 200 mile trip. I am not interested in spending time to charge. If I was assured a charging point at a destination, I might actually take it.

I also have electric yard tools, and use them when appropriate. I still use gas when necessary.

I own a 2020 Chevrolet Bolt with 20k miles in 16 months. Still on original battery which is limited to 80% capacity or ~200 summer miles. I am considering a 2023 Bolt EUV to add next year with the return of federal income tax credit for GM EVs.