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Supermarket plastic bag charge has led to 98% drop in use in England, data shows
(www.theguardian.com)
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With petrol you can always get a £500 banger, run it into the ground over the next year or two and repeat.
With electric it starts at about 5000-6000, and you'll be paying £500 a year just to rent the battery. It's the batteries that are going to keep that out of reach of the poorest.
Where are you getting this battery rental from? I only knew of Renault and the very first Nissan leafs that did battery lease.
All the cheapest ones when I searched were Zoe's, presumably because of the battery lease not being included in the purchase price.
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Zoes have been around for a while.
Were the cheaper cars not the older ones?