We have to think about the fuel supply of the people with gas cars, and what it's doing to the planet.

@SleepyBalkhHound-jl3mw you do when you over pay every time at the pump.

@@franklofarojr.2969you do realize the harm electric cars actually do to the planet compared to regular cars? If not do your research.

They aren’t stopping. Every hour. Every couple of hours, but why exaggerate?

Depends on how you like to vacation, and besides, not everyone who vacations tows cross country. If you do, this technology isn't for you yet-stick with a diesel as our current infrastructure better supports that, especially in the plains and Rockies (All Electric Family proves it can be done, but I recognize this isn't for everyone). Otherwise, stopping maybe once or twice before you get to your destination isn't that big of an issue as most folks travel to campgrounds near their home.

People run out of gas in gas cars all the time

My time is worth something, I have an extended range tank on my SUV and can get 600+ miles per tank while towing a light camper trailer or 800 miles per tank without, I can drive from Seattle to Salt Lake city without ever having to stop for gas....my landcruiser also costs half as much as his EV SUV does, I have 30k into my landcruiser, 30k to 50k will buy a lot of fuel.

@@rantional8180 That may be true for you. The rest of us take bio breaks and stretch our legs. Driving 800 miles straight and you become a danger to everyone else. Give me a break.

@@kelviskelvis7140 lol, I certainly take breaks, you misses the point, the guy has to stop at a minimum of 30mins every 180 miles to recharge, he'd be adding a mandatory 2 hours to his trip just to charge up, I have the option of stopping at a nice river or lake, going on a little hike along my route to get a break but this guy is having to stop at designated locations that have a rapid charger along his route...as if there's not a rapid charger then he's there for 4 to 8 hours to top up his battery...point being, my breaks are at my leisure, his breaks are at EV charging stations and his route is bound by his needed infrastructure... I once had a very good time driving 160 miles off road across Nevada, following the old California gold rush trail through the black desert and the death route section of the gold rush trail. I didn't see another soul for almost 2 days... Like sure, the EV truck thing is fine for some people who are staying on the beaten path and fairly close to home, it's just not for me and would hate to be spending my time walking around a parking lot instead of actually enjoying the road trip.... Honestly, the fact I had to explain to you the logistics of the differences here sat more about you than me, try using you brain a bit...just don't hurt yourself trying to think to hard! Lol

@@rantional8180 This is a lot of diarrhea of the keyboard. Honestly is the last thing from this disorganized error filled soap box rant.

I personally don't want to be in Nebraska any longer than I have to be. So if I got to sit at a charging station for at least 30 minutes charging my car every couple hundred miles? No thanks... I'll stick with the petrol that isn't lying about how environmentally friendly it is

You technically could, but for the amount of watts needed to charge the EV at a reasonable speed you’d need a pretty beefy diesel generator. Which at that point just use an actual diesel truck