sabotage14
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I'm a couple of months from my estimated delivery. (shop access soon?) I am not under the belief that my electric car will be powered by rainbows and unicorns. It takes gas input to make an EV battery, steel, wire, rubber etc. In some places coal etc. to make the electricity. If I was was 100% on the side of the environment I would get an electric bike, or pedal bike, that is the reality.
From the reports I have read it seems like vampire drain is rather high compared the EV competitors, like 1% a day plus for Rivian vs. 1% a week for others? Does this sound right? Over time that just seems like a lot of wasted electricity and recourses $ for a car that is just sitting. But dang it's a good looking ride!
That being said is the vampire drain something that can be fixed over time? What is using all that power that other EVs are not?
From the reports I have read it seems like vampire drain is rather high compared the EV competitors, like 1% a day plus for Rivian vs. 1% a week for others? Does this sound right? Over time that just seems like a lot of wasted electricity and recourses $ for a car that is just sitting. But dang it's a good looking ride!
That being said is the vampire drain something that can be fixed over time? What is using all that power that other EVs are not?
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