@Dulce Beltran I am not in the market for new cars for now as I just can’t justify dumping and replacing my 2009 camry that I bought new and it simply never gives up. I also have one 2016 Sienna XLE, again bought new, that my wife mostly drive and a great car for long family trips. Once you have tasted a new car and that too with luxury stuff, you just can’t buy a used one or downgrade to a mid version; my only experience of buying a used certified one ended up with a lot of pain. Once I decide to buy a new one, it will definitely will be an EV and nothing beats Tesla in terms of range and luxury. Also living in Bay Area, just saving the time and money for using HOV lanes is good enough incentive for me to go for any EV. In addition, most of the office buildings and shopping centers have electric charging plugins available for free. I do have solar panels (from Solar city now Tesla) at my home that covers more than 95% of electricity cost per year and I remember when I got them installed, the technician mentioned that if I ever decided to get an EV in future, PG&E has a great plan for people in similar situation, and will pay minimal amount for charging over night through grid. BTW all the people casting doom and gloom for companies like Tesla, should get a life as the brilliant guys like Elan Musk, who have founded multiple successful companies just don’t fade away in oblivion and will keep on innovating and rebuilding the world. I may be a bit biased over here as being an Electrical Engineer (semi-conductor to be precise) and involved in multiple patents and innovations myself, I just can’t stand people running away and casting. doom scenarios at the first sign of distress.
