Just saw this ad on TV for the first time in Australia. The cheapest available is a Peugeot e 2008 at AU$235 a week and there's 16 to choose from and the dearest is BMW iX2 at AU$530 a week. So if you take a mid range you're looking at $16,000 per year. You'd have to be fucking insane or a massive virtue signaller with more money than sense to take these offers up.
I'm not taking inflation into account, but in 2018 I got used car for about that price and the insurance costs are reasonable. But double that price and you're still breaking even after 2 years.
The only way that could even come close to break-even is if they were supplying the charging for the entire duration at no additional cost. They're not, they're trying to sell you chargers on top of it. What a joke.
Just saw this ad on TV for the first time in Australia. The cheapest available is a Peugeot e 2008 at AU$235 a week and there's 16 to choose from and the dearest is BMW iX2 at AU$530 a week. So if you take a mid range you're looking at $16,000 per year. You'd have to be fucking insane or a massive virtue signaller with more money than sense to take these offers up.
You could probably buy a used car outright for that kind of money.
I'm not taking inflation into account, but in 2018 I got used car for about that price and the insurance costs are reasonable. But double that price and you're still breaking even after 2 years.
The only way that could even come close to break-even is if they were supplying the charging for the entire duration at no additional cost. They're not, they're trying to sell you chargers on top of it. What a joke.