When a hurricane took power out at a Florida veterinary clinic last year, the Lightning’s giant battery powered it back up. After an elderly man was stranded in California because his electric wheelchair’s battery ran out, a Lightning made it operational again. And during the devastating Kentucky floods in 2022, Ford deployed two Lightnings as mobile generators to support cleanup efforts.
Natural disasters like tornados and wild fires are a whole different course of planning from infrastructure design. Your blanket complaint doesn’t address the actual sources of the outages, only complaining about how people get through the after effects.
I mean, hurray for the band-aid, but the root of the power outages is crappy infrastructure.
Even the old man in California is a victim of the fact that there aren’t enough public charging points.
Honestly I think a hurricane is a pretty good reason for a power outage.
Natural disasters like tornados and wild fires are a whole different course of planning from infrastructure design. Your blanket complaint doesn’t address the actual sources of the outages, only complaining about how people get through the after effects.