[jamala00]

Originally Posted by olrocker

This will NEVER be adapted on a large scale by Americans. No matter how much you, Queen Barra, or the (not my) President wants it to.

You can stammer and cry and jump up and down, but the bottom line is exactly what I told you about my stepdad - when traveling long distance in a car, people will accept NOTHING but to be able to travel for 300-500 miles at a time, stop to refuel when at very NEAR 0%, and fuel up to ABSOLUTE 100% range, in less than 10 minutes time, any time, day or night, any where, without the hassle of trying to "plan" ahead.

Unless you count planning ahead as the sign on the side of the highway that states "gas - 2 miles ahead"

End of discussion on that.

Not only will that not be adopted on a large scale by Americans but neither will what was stated below. Why would I do that, when I don't have to do that today? Unless it's forced upon me?

Originally Posted by Martinjlm

I don’t think I ever implied anything to the contrary. It is exactly that. It requires thinking about travel differently. It requires unlearning the decades ingrained habits of refueling to full.