Toyota, I Will Never Buy Electric Again! I purchased a 2023 Toyota BZ4x. The car is stylish inside and out. The ride is so smooth, and the car is reliable. The only negative is that it takes forever for the car to charge. In recent months, I have paid more attention to other manufactures’; vehicles that pull in to charge while I am charging, because I have noticed that no matter what brand the cars are, they pull in after me and leave before me. Three weeks ago, I pulled in to charge the car on a Charge Point DC Fast charger. I had 82% battery life. I wanted to top off because I had to go pretty far. First a Kia pulled in next to me with 24%. Within 30 minutes they were equal with me at 85%. Fifteen minutes later they were at 95% and I was at 86%. They departed, and a Porche pulled in next to me with 32%. 35 minutes later I was at 87%, and they were at 85%. They remained plugged in another 10 minutes, and departed with 92%, I was at 89%. Then a Chevy pulled in with 52%. After 30 minutes of charging, the chevy was at 98% and I was at 92%. I said to myself, there has to be something wrong with my car. I have seen reviews that the BZ4x is the slowest of all the manufactures to charge, but 3 cars charging to higher percentages than me is totally ridiculous. I have seen people who use their cars for ride share and Amazon Flex, come and go multiple times. In the past I figured they were just running through their battery life quickly and were just charging a little. Since the new machines have the two outputs like the EV Go, I can now see how the other cars are charging in comparison to mine. It is beyond frustrating, to the point I will never purchase another fully electric or plug in hybrid in the future. Honestly, this car has left such a bad taste in my mouth that I am now considering getting another Lincoln, BMW. Before this experience I had only been looking at Toyotas to figure out what I would get next. I normally rave to people about Toyota’s, but this car is an embarrassment. I have had 3 friends who were considering purchasing electric cars, but when they see the amount of time I spend charging every week, they have now opted not to purchase any electric vehicle. I was thinking to keep the car one more year, but I don’t even care about the negative equity rolling into another car. I can’t spend almost as much time charging the car as I do working.