Re: [EVDL] Daily EV miles of a plugin Hybrid

2019-12-16 Thread Rod Hower via EV
I have a 21 mile commute to work.  On the coldest days I barely make it to work in my 2014 Volt with the heat cranked up all the way.  I drive for comfort and don't drive conservative.  I pay .10/kWhr at work and 0.13/kWhr at home.  The only time I use gas is when I don't commute to work and ha

Re: [EVDL] Daily EV miles of a plugin Hybrid

2019-12-16 Thread Al Lumas via EV
If the gasoline in your tank contains ethanol and you use none of it for several months you may have to replace it with fresh gasoline. Al At 08:32 AM 12/16/2019, Robert Bruninga via EV wrote: I just realized that I have been selling Plugin-hybrids short. For example I say the PriusPrime has a

Re: [EVDL] Daily EV miles of a plugin Hybrid

2019-12-16 Thread Willie via EV
On 12/16/19 1:30 PM, moskowitz via EV wrote: And I recharge it using the excess on-peak power generated by our solar panel array, so it costs us literally nothing. Perhaps that is not candid? Or, maybe I do not understand your rate structure. Mine is flat across time. We have to pay f

Re: [EVDL] Daily EV miles of a plugin Hybrid

2019-12-16 Thread moskowitz via EV
Bob wrote: > But I should be saying 30 to 60 electric miles, or even 30 to 90 electric > miles. Because one could do 30 miles of errands in the morning, come home > (or pluging at work) using a modest 3.3 kW charge, and in 3 hours, get > another 30 electric miles for the afternoon, and come home i

[EVDL] Daily EV miles of a plugin Hybrid

2019-12-16 Thread Robert Bruninga via EV
I just realized that I have been selling Plugin-hybrids short. For example I say the PriusPrime has about "30 miles daily electric miles and 600 miles on gas." But I should be saying 30 to 60 electric miles, or even 30 to 90 electric miles. Because one could do 30 miles of errands in the morning,