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Stick shift drivers - would you get an electric vehicle?
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I would drive an electric every day.
I'm excited for the idea of having a self driving car some day so I can wave goodbye to so much stress in my life.
I drive a Manual and a CVT.
I believe 1 pedal driving (take your foot off the gas and it applies the brakes) might be an interesting option for you.
1 pedal driving is one of my favorite things about my EV. I've always thought automatic transmissions are kind of silly for one reason: "What do you mean I can't just not press the go pedal and have it not go? Why do I have to specifically press the stop pedal for it to not go? Why isn't not pressing the go pedal enough for it to not go? Doesn't anyone else see how silly this is?"