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Bad food in Norway.

bad food in the Netherlands, UK, Germany, and Sweden as well imo. 

Italy, France, and Spain on the other hand, phenomenal food. 

FTFY...

Lol what? Italy is not some poor country in Africa or the Caribbean. Yeah they aren't as rich as their EU neighbors to the north France or Germany or as the UK, but it's still a highly developed first world nation with one of the 10 largest economies in the world in terms of GDP. Oh and it's also in my opinion maybe the most freaking beautiful country in the world to visit with incredible food.

And this is relevant to electric vehicles how?

Idk? Lot of the shitlibs who once worshipped Elon Musk that now hate Elon Musk in shit-hole California drive his EV's? 

bad food in the Netherlands, UK, Germany, and Sweden as well imo.

Italy, France, and Spain on the other hand, phenomenal food.

We had good meals in Amsterdam. Granted, the places we went to were French and Steakhouses. We did have some awesome seafood there too, in Volendam.

I have to get to Germany. Munich in particular. I love German food. Sauerbraten is my favorite meal. I make it often.

I think one poster here is considering an EV purchase (in CA).  He can charge at home which helps immensely, and gas is not cheap out there (nor is electricity).  I know "we" are hardly typical, but I'd guess "we" comprise a somewhat higher than mean income level.  One out of 30 or so isn't a good figure, I think.

Might I be interested in say 2035?  That depends on a lot of factors of course, but my gasoline expenses with the hybrid are really not very high as we don't drive much in a year, maybe 6,000 miles.  That would be less than 200 gallons, which around here is about $600.

We had good meals in Amsterdam. Granted, the places we went to were French and Steakhouses. We did have some awesome seafood there too, in Volendam.

I have to get to Germany. Munich in particular. I love German food. Sauerbraten is my favorite meal. I make it often.

yeah, that's kind my point- you go to those countries and you're eating French food or Turkish food lol. 

I've been to Germany only twice, but was not a fan of the food at all. It's all bland, meat and sausages and potatoes. 

Just hard to really enjoy the Northern Europeans shitty food when you've eaten all around Italy, France, and Spain.

I think one poster here is considering an EV purchase (in CA).  He can charge at home which helps immensely, and gas is not cheap out there (nor is electricity).  I know "we" are hardly typical, but I'd guess "we" comprise a somewhat higher than mean income level.  One out of 30 or so isn't a good figure, I think.

Might I be interested in say 2035?  That depends on a lot of factors of course, but my gasoline expenses with the hybrid are really not very high as we don't drive much in a year, maybe 6,000 miles.  That would be less than 200 gallons, which around here is about $600.

I can't do the EV thing until they have at least 400-500 mile range- THAT YOU ACTUALLY GET- on a full charge as a baseline standard no questions asked- and until they have the charging infrastructure where there are chargers on every corner like we have gas pumps on every corner now. Oh and until they get the fast charging times from 45 minutes to an hour down to like 10-15 minutes. Otherwise not interested. Ever.