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Originally Posted by jakobnev
Which part of hybrid did you not understand? (read post #1 again!)
Let me try to construct an example that even you can understand: If petrol was $600/l and you drove 20 miles per day, would you not understand the value of halving your consumption? (no mater how hugging close the gas stations were to you!)
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If petrol was $600/L, then it would be foolish to purchase a hybrid because you'd never put fuel in it. Better off spending that money on a pure EV.
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Unless you can't because you don't own the location where you park when the sun is out, or it's different locations every time.
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Then a plug-in isn't the right vehicle for the use case, which would be a regular hybrid. Your hypothetical situation where petrol is $600/L is not reality. The thread title is "Is it time to re-visit solar hybrids?", which it isn't, because petrol is cheap and ubiquitous, and PV sucks and is expensive.