Is it true that "EVs are cheap"? The answer I found after running for 3 years
EVs are cheap, right?
That's half right and half 🌱
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▷ People who can charge at home win EV dominance
Gasoline SUV vs Home Night EV (8,000km / year)
In three years, EV is 230,000 yen cheaper.
However, with the premise that "you can charge at home."
▷ The story changes when it is a rental apartment 🏙️
If you can't charge at home, rely on fast charging.
· Home night 11 yen / kWh
· Quick charge 58 yen / kWh
Just where you live, the unit price is more than 5 times different 📝
EV charger installation rate in multi-family homes is only 1-3%
▷ Moreover, the result is reversed in the season 🌸
When a person who cannot charge at home runs 8,000 km a year (3 years total):
▼ Summer (electricity cost 8km / kWh) → EV wins (-9,360 yen)
▼ Winter (electricity cost 5km / kWh) → EV loses (+ 80,640 yen)
"Can't charge at home x cold region" is the pattern that loses the most.
▷ Boundary line to regain "vehicle price difference"
EVs have higher initial costs than gasoline cars.
Looking at the same Nissan (after subsidies):
Leaf vs Note about + 1 million yen
Sakura vs Days about + 500,000 yen
The boundary line to regain this plus
"Home charging x over 12,500 km / year" (Scorrano 2020).
However, the median mileage of women in their 20s and 40s is 4,000 to 6,000 km a year.
Most people are on the side that cannot be recovered in three years.
EVs are not bad.
Choosing according to your life is the best in the end 👀
Save and look back before you pick your next car 🍋
※ Source: Brückmann 2020 / Scorrano 2020 / Agency for Natural Resources and Energy, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport
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