WHAT WILL AN ELECTRIC CAR COMMUTE BE LIKE BY 2030 ICE NEW CAR BAN?

EV Channels Review

This video chronicles a nearly 600-mile journey undertaken to demonstrate the future of EV commuting, particularly in light of the upcoming ICE new car ban. The reviewer uses a Tesla, acknowledging it's not a fair comparison to current lower-range EVs due to its 200-mile real-world range and access to the extensive Supercharger network. The core argument is that Tesla's current charging infrastructure and range represent what all EVs will offer in 5-10 years. The journey involved stops at Porsche and Citroen events, highlighting destination charging as a key enabler. Despite some charging speeds being slower than expected, the reviewer concludes that the infrastructure, while needing further development, is rapidly improving and will be sufficient for most commutes and even long journeys by the time ICE cars are phased out. The reviewer expresses optimism about the EV transition, emphasizing that the charging network, not just the car, is the crucial factor.