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All of these are based on the same sketch I made with my markers.
Processed using @leonardoai.
Such a fun tool.
Almost home on our first day trip with the new EV. As expected we spend a fair bit of time finding working public chargers and waiting once we do find them.
It's still a bit cheaper than taking the suburban, but not by as much as hoped.
Dallas chargers were charging $0.58/Kwh! (For context we pay $0.08 as home)
Also, this is the cheapest of all EVs. I love the design, it's tall person friendly (I'm 6'4" and my son is even taller), and it's perfect for around town.
But the range is pretty low (250 in town/180 highway) and charging is slow. The charger it came with only allowed us two trips to town a day max.
I got a 11Kw level two charger and it's better now.
I did a couple landscapes too, but they are not as good as the 8-year-old's sunset.
First is a feather/tree hybrid I drew.
The 6-year old also joined in on the fun.
It got really creative with this one. His description added more details than the drawing.
"A drawing of a yellow robot smiling because it's going to another robot and all it's batteries are full and has a spot that flips out to fix any problems"
