is
the adoption curve. All new technology takes time to catch on.
Everyone I have let drive my car said, oh, this is just like a car.
1 out of ten go out and buy one after driving one. In my experience
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On May 19, 2015, at 11:08 AM, Arak Leatham via EV ev@lists.evdl.org wrote
(Opps, mis-replied initially, sorry Ron) It's hard to say what these guys are
up to. There was another called the OS Car Project. Hopefully they are not the
same kind of effort.
I put some design effort into the OS Car Project a few years back. It was a
problem at that time of leadership. It
Not stupid at all. You just resent the facts presented in the case. If you
want EV's to succeed, you need to face what potential customers think. Solve
their issues, and whalla, Success! Stupid or not, those are your customers. The
article just simply laid out their thinking.
Arak
or electricity.
--Rick
On 05/19/2015 01:05 PM, Arak Leatham via EV wrote:
I admit I'm not sure how that plays out for everyone.
I had the decision myself recently, I drive 42 miles each way. I had
to balance out a moderate credit score and a super tight budget, and
monthly costs
