Tesla 3

[Deleted member 21784]

For similar money............

53.3 average mpg
£140 road tax


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Is it automatic and petrol? Mrs won’t touch a manual.. which I’m agreeing with more and more in London traffic

And Diesel no thank you, not with the ULEZ coming in around the north circular, I ain’t risking £12 a day charge

That’s why electric appeals more.. 50 mile round trip a day would be perfect

 

[bobmac]

Is it automatic and petrol? Mrs won’t touch a manual.. which I’m agreeing with more and more in London traffic

And Diesel no thank you, not with the ULEZ coming in around the north circular, I ain’t risking £12 a day charge

That’s why electric appeals more.. 50 mile round trip a day would be perfect

I was suggesting you can get quite a lot for just under £30,000

 

[Deleted member 21784]

I was suggesting you can get quite a lot for just under £30,000

However that is the new vs used market all the time..

How much is that jag brand new?

Not saying I’d buy new but even second hand that telsa would be subject to the high tax

 

[Slime]

Do people feel electric cars will be the future?

Hyundai already has a hydrogen powered car out, which produces pure water as it's exhaust. Surely something like this is going to be the way forward, as it is just as clean, if not cleaner, and has the big benefit of being able to refuel much quicker.

Absolutely not.
Hydrogen fuel cells must surely be the way to go.

 

[Deleted member 21784]

Absolutely not.
Hydrogen fuel cells must surely be the way to go.

You would think but the gov is ploughing a lot of cash into electric so never no.

 

[Bunkermagnet]

Absolutely not.
Hydrogen fuel cells must surely be the way to go.

Is exactly the answer.
The resources need for electric power and storage are just as minimal as the amount of oil /gas left in the ground. Couple that with the amount of time it takes to actually finish building the power generation needed and you are on a hiding to nothing going electric.