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Re:Tesla still dominant, but its US market share is eroding ... by fleshdaddy on Tuesday November 29, 2022 @11:43PM (#33797096)
I own a Tesla and I don’t see being able to own another ev unless you’re willing to not go on road trips and always have a garage or other reliable location with a wall charger. I think that they’ll dominate as commuter cars in large cities where driving is infrequent but I couldn’t see using one of those as a primary car outside of that. I’m mostly familiar with Teslas infrastructure so maybe someone else can speak to non-Tesla charging infra. It’s possibly better than I think.
Re:Tesla still dominant, but its US market share is eroding ... by lbwtaylor on Tuesday November 29, 2022 @11:55PM (#33797158)
> I think that they’ll dominate as commuter cars in large cities where driving is infrequent.

And this is turn will lead to expanding their charging network, and then Tesla is in real trouble. It seems inevitable at this point, but we'll see.

Re:Tesla still dominant, but its US market share is eroding ... by asdff on Wednesday November 30, 2022 @12:11AM (#33797224)
Congress just needs to mandate they all use usb-c
Re:Tesla still dominant, but its US market share is eroding ... by strikelaserclaw on Wednesday November 30, 2022 @10:42AM (#33802266)
i mean, i think most people will have one gas powered long distance car and one electric local car. Really, how often do you go on road trips? For me this year, it was 4-5.