This is a question for people who own/owned electric vehicles. What make/model/size batteries did you have, and the total purchase cost, and how many miles did you get out of your batteries? If you divide your total purchase cost of the batteries by the miles, you'll get the Cost Per Mile for the battery pack.
David Butcher's Sparrow diary on the 'net states that he got about 7000 miles for his Optima battery pack.
In BC, Canada, Butcher's pack of 13 Optimas would cost C$4000, and Butcher's cost per mile would therefore be 56 cents per mile.
For comparison, one Ego-II electric scooter owner got 6570 miles with revived batteries, and the pack's replacement cost was C$190, for a Cost-Per-Mile of less than 3 cents.
I'm curious as to how much other electric car and scooter owners get, on a Cost-Per-Mile basis, out of their battery packs.
Thanks in advance for all answers.
Also, have you read the new book, "Lives Per Gallon"?
2007-03-03
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Dr. Quixote
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