I used to be super active on Priuschat.
I'm fairly sure before there were any mass-market BEVs (before Model S), I'd seen all sorts of these "consider" surveys for non-plugin hybrids (there were no PHEVs yet). It was always some pretty high %, but IIRC, non-plugin hybrid marketshare in the US never got beyond 10% despite the vehicle requiring no habit change nor any new infrastructure. Will try to find these when I get a chance.
Was amusing and annoying...
I've said it before (and thus agree w/redpoint5), IMHO, every ICEV (that isn't a BEV) should at least be some sort of hybrid, maybe even a mild or micro-hybrid.
I'm fairly sure before there were any mass-market BEVs (before Model S), I'd seen all sorts of these "consider" surveys for non-plugin hybrids (there were no PHEVs yet). It was always some pretty high %, but IIRC, non-plugin hybrid marketshare in the US never got beyond 10% despite the vehicle requiring no habit change nor any new infrastructure. Will try to find these when I get a chance.
Was amusing and annoying...
I've said it before (and thus agree w/redpoint5), IMHO, every ICEV (that isn't a BEV) should at least be some sort of hybrid, maybe even a mild or micro-hybrid.
