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As I wrote, "for me", and "many" others.
I suspect there's some impact on DCFC cars. If you take 70% depreciation figure, $750 would be only worth $210. Given a SparkEV with identical characteristics, I'm sure the one with DCFC will probably sell for more than $210 higher, especially to someone who's even remotely familiar with SparkEV's phenomenal DCFC speed.
Very few cars are investment. SparkEV is an appliance where utility is paramount. Without DCFC, daily range is maybe 200 miles if you hypermile and charge two times (12 hours of charging). But with SparkEV DCFC, someone drove 650 miles in 16 hours with mostly highway miles on cruise control (no hyper-miling). That utility is certainly worth more than $210.
I suspect there's some impact on DCFC cars. If you take 70% depreciation figure, $750 would be only worth $210. Given a SparkEV with identical characteristics, I'm sure the one with DCFC will probably sell for more than $210 higher, especially to someone who's even remotely familiar with SparkEV's phenomenal DCFC speed.
Very few cars are investment. SparkEV is an appliance where utility is paramount. Without DCFC, daily range is maybe 200 miles if you hypermile and charge two times (12 hours of charging). But with SparkEV DCFC, someone drove 650 miles in 16 hours with mostly highway miles on cruise control (no hyper-miling). That utility is certainly worth more than $210.