I've been comparing the total cost of ownership between electric and gasoline cars for three years now, and the gap has nearly disappeared in 2024. A Nissan Leaf costs about $0.05 per mile to charge at home, while a similar gas car like the Honda Civic runs roughly $0.14 per mile, not to mention oil changes and maintenance. But the upfront price of an EV is still around $5,000 higher, and if you can't install a level 2 charger at home, public fast charging eats most of the savings. Do you think the higher sticker price is still justified when the long-term savings are closer than ever?