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Electric cars were supposed to be the future… but in real life? A lot of people are starting to regret buying an EV.

In this video, we dive into the growing wave of electric vehicle frustration — especially during winter. From Tesla owners dealing with brutal range drops, to people waiting HOURS just to charge, the EV hype is running into a cold, hard reality.

I rented a Chevy Bolt and honestly… I hated it.
And even though my wife drives a Tesla Model 3, I’ve experienced these issues firsthand during one of the coldest stretches New York City has had in years.

Here’s what nobody tells you:

❄️ Cold weather destroys EV range
⚡ Charging slows down or won’t start at all
🚗 Public chargers become a battleground
🏠 If you don’t own a home or garage, good luck
📉 Tesla profits are falling and the EV market is cooling off fast

We also break down why Tesla’s profits depend heavily on regulatory credits — not just car sales — and what happens when Ford, GM, and everyone else catches up.

This isn’t a political debate. This is real-world experience.

So the big question is…
Are electric vehicles actually ready for mass adoption?

Drop your thoughts in the comments:
Would you ever buy an EV? Or are gas cars still king?
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