Driving around Ontario in a not so expensive electric car
Worried about climate change? Why not do something about it? You can have a lot of fun with a gently used EV that can get you where you need to go (albeit with a little bit of planning, some patience and an appetite for adventure).
Recently I became aware of “The Grizzle-E club” (source). It is organized by United Chargers, the EVSE manufacturer of the Grizzle-E charging staions. You can get a home charging station for as little as $100 (installation is extra), and earn up to 10c/kWh thereafter. Lets look at the economics of this, take a closer look…
Keep readingAs the teenagers get taller, the limitations of the Leaf are starting to become apparent. Don’t get me wrong, the 2018 Nissan LEAF is a great car, but suffers from two limitations: Limited legroom in the back and longer motorway journey times than necessary. Most of the time, these are just fine, but for family…
Keep readingMuch ink has been spilled on the state of Ontario’s auto-industry. The sector faces many challenges: High labour costs, tarriff drama, and electrification to name a few. That last one, even prompted Mr. Ford to encourage BC and Quebec to abandon their electrification goals (source). We believe Mr. Ford’s insistance on BC and Quebec to…
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