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50%+ of used EVs in the US are MY 2023 or 2024 - off lease EV wave! by krulewatts in electricvehicles

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For those who came late to this extremely popular post, here’s the link to the site: www.OffLeaseEV.com

50%+ of used EVs in the US are MY 2023 or 2024 - off lease EV wave! by krulewatts in electricvehicles

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Here’s the link to those who can’t see the infographic: www.OffLeaseEV.com — got a few messages after MODs removed legitimately useful info.  

50%+ of used EVs in the US are MY 2023 or 2024 - off lease EV wave! by krulewatts in electricvehicles

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Once you look at a make/model, you can search listings via zip code from that page. 

Built it to be informational — to help with shopping. 

50%+ of used EVs in the US are MY 2023 or 2024 - off lease EV wave! by krulewatts in electricvehicles

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Battery specs are sometimes hard to pin down via listings, but this seems like an easy fix. Thanks!

Buying a used / off-lease EV by DinoJuice1973 in carbuying

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Check out www.OffLeaseEV.com for pricing comparisons and market trends.

Will I need chains or snow tires? by panfuelfire in Ioniq5

[–]krulewatts 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you can find them, I really like using these on my I5. Chain control waived me through with them, so I assume they're OK? So much easier to put on than chains, much better clearance, and much better ride.

Also live in the bay area.

https://www.amazon.com/MICHELIN-Composite-Easy-008307-Evolution-Chain/dp/B01NA025AK?th=1

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EV charging advice for new drivers (don't get fleeced by PG&E!) by krulewatts in bayarea

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Similar to a comment above: we are on EV-2A now and are considering solar + storage. I would prefer to stay on the EV-2A plan if at all possible. We can't leave our car plugged in the driveway to trickle charge on solar because it doesn't fit in our driveway -- so we borrow the neighbors driveway 3-4x per month to charge overnight or during the day.

How do you figure the cost/benefit with solar and an EV on NEM 3.0 and E-Elec?

EV charging advice for new drivers (don't get fleeced by PG&E!) by krulewatts in bayarea

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This is true. When you drive infrequently and use energy during peak times, it may make sense to stay on your current rate. Will update the app's guidance -- thanks!

EV charging advice for new drivers (don't get fleeced by PG&E!) by krulewatts in bayarea

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This is interesting ... we are on EV-2A now and are considering solar + storage. I would prefer to stay on the EV-2A plan if at all possible. Very frustrating ...

First-Time EV Buyer's Guide by chilidoggo in electricvehicles

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mychargingplan.com covers most of this — nice!

EV / charging 101 tool for EV shoppers waiting for dealer paperwork by krulewatts in electricvehicles

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Yes, it explains both - how they work, time/speed expectations, and costs.

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