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Fifty years from now they'll be laughing at us and our gasoline powered cars.
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Dude, even the Jetsons had gas powered cars and they were at least 50 years in the future. So I'll take the Jetsons' car and watch everyone laugh.Fifty years from now they'll be laughing at us and our gasoline powered cars.
Ironic you ask that question, because the stats are explicitly linked to in the very thread of comments you quoted. To once again reiterate:where are your stats that prove your post?Sigh. Another partisan hack. I'm not a lefty, and your appeal to left-right politics is simplistic and unintelligent. The reality is that BEVs have been expanding sales each year. They have only truly existed on the market for a few years, so of course they will have a low market share.Sigh. Let's look at the facts:Electric vehicle sales are running out of gas - LA Times
Said a few years back that nobody would care about EV's. As usual, I'm right!!
Americans dont want these stoopid cars......and the sales numbers cearly show it!!
As always, the AGW k00ks will say, "Well......wait until tomorrow......". Thats always their gay fallback on stuff like this but it never pans out!!! The myths MUST be perpetuated.
Bottom line?
Electric vehicles are a joke.
"Caldwell’s research showed substantial gains in the pure EV and plug-in hybrid segments -- 35% and 44%, respectively."
Electrified car sales stall as buyers back away from hybrids - LA Times
The reason you see an overall slowdown is because electric vehicles are more expensive or downright ugly. Until their cost is brought down, the typical car consumer is not going to buy them. That says nothing about the merits of electrical vehicles and their prevalence going forward. Cars were sparsely used until the Model T. Electric vehicles will soon have their Model T moment.
Any growth of green related products ALWAYS look good when measured against themselves!!! It is a typical ploy of the far left assholes to do this......display growth or a product in its own fringe market segment. They do this all the time with solar power statistics. Looks impressive...........until it is put into context.......and you see that solar power accounts for just 0.2% of US energy!!! A joke.
Same with electric cars/hybrids........3% of total car sales!!! A joke......and sales actually fell this past year.
Any time a lefty starts throwing out statistics...........radar up sons!!!
As I said before, the reason you see an overall slowdown is because electric vehicles are more expensive or downright ugly. Until their cost is brought down, the typical car consumer is not going to buy them. That says nothing about the merits of electrical vehicles and their prevalence going forward. Cars were sparsely used until the Model T. Electric vehicles will soon have their Model T moment. Tesla is quite likely to provide that, and is making strides in innovation. Are you familiar with the Tesla Supercharger network? The range Tesla cars can get? The plans Tesla has for mass production of a lower-end consumer car?
The reality is that electric cars are growing more and more economically preferable each year. The thought of never having to pay for gas is a huge advantage, and less pollution is simply another plus.
No I am just the guy who pointed out the fact you lied.bump for laughable factor
Speaking of laughable. It says hybrid sales are down. Electric sales are up. Did you really think you could change the article title and no one would notice?
Who cares..........still a fringe market all the way. Only bubble dwellers go for these cars......in America, people want cars that are big and bad.......not faggy little 2 door SPECKS.
s0n.....you're like the guy playing on the team that is down 53-0, get a lucky bounce, go into the end zone and spike the ball and do a dance making the score 53-7.
No I am just the guy who pointed out the fact you lied.bump for laughable factor
Speaking of laughable. It says hybrid sales are down. Electric sales are up. Did you really think you could change the article title and no one would notice?
Who cares..........still a fringe market all the way. Only bubble dwellers go for these cars......in America, people want cars that are big and bad.......not faggy little 2 door SPECKS.
s0n.....you're like the guy playing on the team that is down 53-0, get a lucky bounce, go into the end zone and spike the ball and do a dance making the score 53-7.
maybe you should learn to read. I posted the Tesla data. Show your data that states the market share of EV vehicles against the gas powered bullies. I asked and you still haven't provided it. I give you one response and then I'll repost the ones I already gave for little ole Tesla. 20,000 cars were built in 2013, how many were actually sold? You got those numbers?Ironic you ask that question, because the stats are explicitly linked to in the very thread of comments you quoted. To once again reiterate:where are your stats that prove your post?Sigh. Another partisan hack. I'm not a lefty, and your appeal to left-right politics is simplistic and unintelligent. The reality is that BEVs have been expanding sales each year. They have only truly existed on the market for a few years, so of course they will have a low market share.Sigh. Let's look at the facts:Electric vehicle sales are running out of gas - LA Times
Said a few years back that nobody would care about EV's. As usual, I'm right!!
Americans dont want these stoopid cars......and the sales numbers cearly show it!!
As always, the AGW k00ks will say, "Well......wait until tomorrow......". Thats always their gay fallback on stuff like this but it never pans out!!! The myths MUST be perpetuated.
Bottom line?
Electric vehicles are a joke.
"Caldwell’s research showed substantial gains in the pure EV and plug-in hybrid segments -- 35% and 44%, respectively."
Electrified car sales stall as buyers back away from hybrids - LA Times
The reason you see an overall slowdown is because electric vehicles are more expensive or downright ugly. Until their cost is brought down, the typical car consumer is not going to buy them. That says nothing about the merits of electrical vehicles and their prevalence going forward. Cars were sparsely used until the Model T. Electric vehicles will soon have their Model T moment.
Any growth of green related products ALWAYS look good when measured against themselves!!! It is a typical ploy of the far left assholes to do this......display growth or a product in its own fringe market segment. They do this all the time with solar power statistics. Looks impressive...........until it is put into context.......and you see that solar power accounts for just 0.2% of US energy!!! A joke.
Same with electric cars/hybrids........3% of total car sales!!! A joke......and sales actually fell this past year.
Any time a lefty starts throwing out statistics...........radar up sons!!!
As I said before, the reason you see an overall slowdown is because electric vehicles are more expensive or downright ugly. Until their cost is brought down, the typical car consumer is not going to buy them. That says nothing about the merits of electrical vehicles and their prevalence going forward. Cars were sparsely used until the Model T. Electric vehicles will soon have their Model T moment. Tesla is quite likely to provide that, and is making strides in innovation. Are you familiar with the Tesla Supercharger network? The range Tesla cars can get? The plans Tesla has for mass production of a lower-end consumer car?
The reality is that electric cars are growing more and more economically preferable each year. The thought of never having to pay for gas is a huge advantage, and less pollution is simply another plus.
"Caldwell’s research showed substantial gains in the pure EV and plug-in hybrid segments -- 35% and 44%, respectively."
Just follow the link in the above quote thread to get to the site.
As to the stats about Tesla: unless you have been living under a rock, they should be something you are aware of. Otherwise, you have no business talking about the current EV market.
I'm not making any claims about the market share of EV vehicles against gas powered cars. I am responding to the OP, which says electric vehicle sales are sucking. They are not. Hybrid vehicle sales are down, but pure EV sales are up 35%, and plug-in hybrids are up 44%. Therefore, the post is simply wrong.maybe you should learn to read. I posted the Tesla data. Show your data that states the market share of EV vehicles against the gas powered bullies. I asked and you still haven't provided it. I give you one response and then I'll repost the ones I already gave for little ole Tesla. 20,000 cars were built in 2013, how many were actually sold? You got those numbers?Ironic you ask that question, because the stats are explicitly linked to in the very thread of comments you quoted. To once again reiterate:where are your stats that prove your post?Sigh. Another partisan hack. I'm not a lefty, and your appeal to left-right politics is simplistic and unintelligent. The reality is that BEVs have been expanding sales each year. They have only truly existed on the market for a few years, so of course they will have a low market share.Sigh. Let's look at the facts:Electric vehicle sales are running out of gas - LA Times
Said a few years back that nobody would care about EV's. As usual, I'm right!!
Americans dont want these stoopid cars......and the sales numbers cearly show it!!
As always, the AGW k00ks will say, "Well......wait until tomorrow......". Thats always their gay fallback on stuff like this but it never pans out!!! The myths MUST be perpetuated.
Bottom line?
Electric vehicles are a joke.
"Caldwell’s research showed substantial gains in the pure EV and plug-in hybrid segments -- 35% and 44%, respectively."
Electrified car sales stall as buyers back away from hybrids - LA Times
The reason you see an overall slowdown is because electric vehicles are more expensive or downright ugly. Until their cost is brought down, the typical car consumer is not going to buy them. That says nothing about the merits of electrical vehicles and their prevalence going forward. Cars were sparsely used until the Model T. Electric vehicles will soon have their Model T moment.
Any growth of green related products ALWAYS look good when measured against themselves!!! It is a typical ploy of the far left assholes to do this......display growth or a product in its own fringe market segment. They do this all the time with solar power statistics. Looks impressive...........until it is put into context.......and you see that solar power accounts for just 0.2% of US energy!!! A joke.
Same with electric cars/hybrids........3% of total car sales!!! A joke......and sales actually fell this past year.
Any time a lefty starts throwing out statistics...........radar up sons!!!
As I said before, the reason you see an overall slowdown is because electric vehicles are more expensive or downright ugly. Until their cost is brought down, the typical car consumer is not going to buy them. That says nothing about the merits of electrical vehicles and their prevalence going forward. Cars were sparsely used until the Model T. Electric vehicles will soon have their Model T moment. Tesla is quite likely to provide that, and is making strides in innovation. Are you familiar with the Tesla Supercharger network? The range Tesla cars can get? The plans Tesla has for mass production of a lower-end consumer car?
The reality is that electric cars are growing more and more economically preferable each year. The thought of never having to pay for gas is a huge advantage, and less pollution is simply another plus.
"Caldwell’s research showed substantial gains in the pure EV and plug-in hybrid segments -- 35% and 44%, respectively."
Just follow the link in the above quote thread to get to the site.
As to the stats about Tesla: unless you have been living under a rock, they should be something you are aware of. Otherwise, you have no business talking about the current EV market.
Pity Obama can't legitimately have a third term or Americans of the right party affiliation would be getting free Teslas with hopey/changey tin logos front and, especially, rear.
All-electric and plug-in hybrid cars have been selling well, up 34.9 and 44.3%. Tesla (all-electric, by the way), which sells luxury all-electric cars (the Models) currently has an 8.4% market share of the luxury market, higher than the Audi A8, BMW 7 Series, and the Mercedes S class.
The overall electric vehicle market is down simply because one type of electric vehicle, non-plug-in hybrids (the least electric, mind you) is dragging the whole market down. Yet the rest of the market is doing better, and Tesla, a new player, is eating up the market shares of companies that have been around for decades.
The future of electric cars looks bright. One of the largest manufacturing projects in the United States is the Tesla Gigafactory, which will produce batteries for...electric cars. This will bring the price down, one of the major barriers to cheaper electric cars. Tesla also already has a massive network of supercharger stations across North America, Europe, and Asia, and will cover nearly 100% of the U.S. by the end of this year. These stations can charge Tesla's to an 80% charge in 30 minutes, 16 times faster than anything before it. Tesla cars also have a range of over 200 miles, another milestone.
Over the next few years and the next decade, Tesla will grow its supercharger infrastructure and ramp of the production of cheaper electric cars targeted at the mass market. Battery prices will decline, but battery ranges will increase. Advances are coming at a very fast pace.
Only a fool would say electric cars are sucking with all the data in mind.
No more a fashion statement than Ford was when it began. The fact remains your initial claims have been totally destroyed, and you have nothing left of substance.All-electric and plug-in hybrid cars have been selling well, up 34.9 and 44.3%. Tesla (all-electric, by the way), which sells luxury all-electric cars (the Models) currently has an 8.4% market share of the luxury market, higher than the Audi A8, BMW 7 Series, and the Mercedes S class.
The overall electric vehicle market is down simply because one type of electric vehicle, non-plug-in hybrids (the least electric, mind you) is dragging the whole market down. Yet the rest of the market is doing better, and Tesla, a new player, is eating up the market shares of companies that have been around for decades.
The future of electric cars looks bright. One of the largest manufacturing projects in the United States is the Tesla Gigafactory, which will produce batteries for...electric cars. This will bring the price down, one of the major barriers to cheaper electric cars. Tesla also already has a massive network of supercharger stations across North America, Europe, and Asia, and will cover nearly 100% of the U.S. by the end of this year. These stations can charge Tesla's to an 80% charge in 30 minutes, 16 times faster than anything before it. Tesla cars also have a range of over 200 miles, another milestone.
Over the next few years and the next decade, Tesla will grow its supercharger infrastructure and ramp of the production of cheaper electric cars targeted at the mass market. Battery prices will decline, but battery ranges will increase. Advances are coming at a very fast pace.
Only a fool would say electric cars are sucking with all the data in mind.
"Tesla (all-electric, by the way), which sells luxury all-electric cars (the Models) currently has an 8.4% market share of the luxury market, higher than the Audi A8, BMW 7 Series, and the Mercedes S class."
Sooo... Tesla is a fashion statement for the 1%ers.
Typical.