The one in my neighborhood has transformed into a Spirit Veterans Day, and they're taking applications to be assistant manager for Spirit Thanksgiving.
I'm currently leasing a bZ4X because it's the only Toyota BEV I could get. I don't need such a big vehicle. I can get between 4-6 miles/kwh and a range just over 300 miles.
Current solar panels are less angle-sensitive than previous ones. And they're getting so cheap, it's rare you can make an economical case for trackers.
I used to park under the solar panels at the Walmart in Flagstaff, AZ.
Was that an experiment? What were the results? Being at high altitude and near the desert, there was a lot of solar potential there. Did they conclude that some locations make sense?
Also, stick to the big cities where life for white people is still pretty normal...for now.
I wouldn't venture out to the hinterlands.
Things will likely turn to shit by this time next year if it looks like Jasmine Crockett will beat Ken Paxton for the Senate. ICE will be terrorizing everyone.
