> We got by without a car at all, but we thought about buying an EV and this subsidy made up our minds.
There's no way given how much parking costs, the paltry subsidy wouldn't be the tipping point.
There's no way given how much parking costs, the paltry subsidy wouldn't be the tipping point.
Is it? I could imagine someone saying: "Driving my new Model 3 is much cheaper than my old truck, and more comfortable, so I take more trips around the city. Congestion isn't so bad with autopilot and podcasts."
Or, someone in a dense city: "We got by without a car at all, but we thought about buying an EV and this subsidy made up our minds"