Im considering buying an EV imc. How about you iyc?

how much is it? can it go off road

If I were a dumb billionaire it's the first thing I would do.

the research and materials science just isn't there yet

the founder of Google has been trying to make a blimp for a decade and they aren't even close

No. Bogan rat spawn can't drive manual.

my neighbour has an one seater ev that looksl ike smth apu apustaja would drive

2.7million yen = 18,455USD

off road

no, it doesnt unfortunately, but i think it can handle gravel road.

That picture reminds me a lot
That over here people want it to be registered for 2-3 seats, and have a wall between cabin and cargo to get it registered in a cheaper tax class. And it ruins some of the utility.

Im a poorfag.

Do you live in a single family home with your parents?

you mean you have similar micro EV van iyc as well?

I do. Im thinking about keeping it at my parents home and let them use,

those are microcars

No.
You buy something like a NV200, VW Caddy, Peugot Partner, Ford Transit.... and then remove the back seat, and add a separator wall to get the tax benefits via registering it as a cargo vehicle.

And that really makes me jealous of foldable front passenger seats. .

I see.

foldable front passenger seats

those are good for car camping

If you own an EV in Japan, where electricity costs are high, you should charge it late at night when electricity costs are lower.
However, if you use too much electricity in a month, the unit price class of electricity may rise, resulting in higher electricity bills during the daytime

yes I know

what is the current status of nuclear energy in Japan?

No. I have ONE dream car and it's picrel.
Until I can afford it, I drive a 1988 Volvo 245.

It account less than 10% now, but is planned to grow up to 20-22% in the coming decade.

I've read a ton about the pros and cons of owning an EV and my conclusion is that it's only worth it if you have a house, and a charger installed.

I live in a condo and the infrastructure for EV charging is just not there right now to fully replace gasoline.

My next best option is a hybrid, and I've been looking at the Lexus ES 300h. In real world conditions it gets like 50mpg and the interior is quite and comfortable. It's an old man car, but who cares.

If you want to keep your electric bill low, you should get a PHEV.
If you want to buy a BEV, you should choose a used Nissan Sakura, which is currently priced out of the market.

Nissan Sakura

nvan-e has greater battery capacity thus better cruising distance.

Anything is better than nissan

I already drive electric. I got a 2023 Volkswagen ID Buzz. Same as picrel but blue.

you rich fag

how does the public feel about it now

that car is very expensive in the usa

I sold my dads house that I inherited (no inheritance tax here) and bought the van, an apartment and put about €300k in savings.
That's my total worth.

Same here, about $40K for a used 2023 model and 5k+ for each year after that.

generally speaking, folks are annoyed by the fact that the several nuclear plants arent currently in use because they cant pass the new regulation.

But a used Sakura car with a mileage of 10,000 km for ¥1,100,000.
It's for sale.
And nvan-e is a van, so the interior is lousy.
If you buy a nfan, the price will be more than ¥3,000,000.

your dad is dead? how do you feel about that

I miss my dad everyday. Heart attack at age 57 even though he as fit as hell. Skiing, climbing, swimming and health food lover. He still went way too early. He didn't even drink.

I see.

Yeah, I heard used sakura is quite a bargain right now. I rather prefer plasticky interior because im going to use it for outdoor purpose.

good night folks.

In Japan, ID Buzz would be priced to buy a landcruiser 300 and a Corolla.

Good night buddy.

Heart attack at age 57 even though he as fit as hell

woah. did he ever get a heart calcium test done? how's that possible

did he eat a lot of vegetable oil? fried foods?

My old man ate mostly fish, veggies and "trad food" like stews and stuff. He had a full physical done 8 months before he passed away and it was perfect. He drank on holidays like Midsummer and Christmas but otherwise sober.
Loved sports and physical activity. But his heart just gave out while at work in his office. Coworkers even had a heart starter but no success.
If it's your time, it's time I guess.

How is it?
In Europe gasoline prices are relatively high whereas especially in Nordics electricity is basically free at times (electric company charges for infrastructure use but still). Taxes also favor EVs

How is it?

Smooth as hell. Very comfortable and tons of cargo space. I installed a double 10" subwoofer and new amp and it barely even affects the space. Fast enough for city/highway speeds and I get enough range for it to be comfortable as a commuter and daily driver. BUT I do hate the interface via the main display. It's laggy, idiotic and slow.