GM decided to take matters into its own hands and educate people about EVs at its new EV Live website.
Not too long ago, I saw a terrible copypasta floating around about EVs. It looked at the prices of DC fast charging , then multiplied that per-minute cost over 8 hours . They then took that 8-hour cost and divided it by 300 miles of range to arrive at a per mile cost. Ultimately, they concluded that EVs are more expensive to drive than a loaded F350 pulling a trailer.
The company says that the website will also be useful for dealers, utilities, and public officials who want to learn more about EVs.I’m not going to lie. I was immediately intrigued. The hand of a beautiful woman was caressing electrons or Saturn’s rings or something, and she was somehow magically creating a vehicle. I know GM can’t do that, no matter how beautiful the woman or her magic, but as a lesbian, they definitely got my interest right away .
I backed out back to the homepage, and the next topic was charging. They wanted to explain that there are many chargers out there, and that GM and its apps will help you with finding and using them. The next section showed me a lot of happy faces, because owning an EV makes people happy . The first thing they got into was potential savings, including calculators. Then, they get into performance benefits, including acceleration, smooth and quiet ride, and zero direct emissions. They also get into handling and HOV lane access. Finally, they want us to know that they back up EVs with access to people to ask questions and a warranty.Fortunately, they had options for how you can participate.
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