Lol...Toyota thinks EV's stOOpid!!

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Evidently, these guys smell a rat! :eusa_dance: Significant...world's largest car company.

Why Toyota – the world's largest automaker – isn't all-in on electric vehicles

@www.whosnotwinning.com
Did you even read your own link? Here, let me quote from it...

Toyota has a goal to produce 3.5 million electric vehicles by 2030, which would be more than a third of its current sales, while rival automakers promise to exclusively offer such vehicles.

In December, Toyota announced plans to invest 4 trillion yen, or now about $28 billion, in a lineup of 30 battery-powered electric vehicles by 2030.


Does that look like they are not interested? Seems like Toyota is $28B interested.
 
This is going to be turn out to be a huge boondoggle for the automakers. This is being rushed through faster than the market is set up for and it's going to backfire in their faces when they can't sell their inventory and there is a shortage of what is in demand. I guarantee that California and any other states that follow suit will end up pushing back their "No sale of carbon vehicles" agenda to later dates once they approach.
 
This is going to be turn out to be a huge boondoggle for the automakers. This is being rushed through faster than the market is set up for and it's going to backfire in their faces when they can't sell their inventory and there is a shortage of what is in demand. I guarantee that California and any other states that follow suit will end up pushing back their "No sale of carbon vehicles" agenda to later dates once they approach.

Four other factors will assure this as well......

1). TAXES. As more EV's are on the road Local, state and Government entities will push for higher and higher EV taxes (many already are). This will have a cooling effect on EV sales since right now all the electric charges are being given away free to entice consumers into the market. Which leads to number 2

2). COSTS. Right now most EV drivers are enjoying a heyday of free energy as the government and EV manufacturers use FREE stuff to lure customers in. Eventually consumers will be shocked to see it's no longer "free" to charge their vehicles and this will cool demand.

3). AVAILABILITY As more people drive EV's the electric grid will begin to face brown and black outs. The infrastructure to support a transition to EV's simply does not exist.

40. EOL issues Right now very few people are concerned about End Of Life of these EV's. But as large groups of people come to the battery end of life cycle and face the enormous cost of battery replacement, it will become widely known that they have been lured into a costly cycle with EV's.
 
Four other factors will assure this as well......

1). TAXES. As more EV's are on the road Local, state and Government entities will push for higher and higher EV taxes (many already are). This will have a cooling effect on EV sales since right now all the electric charges are being given away free to entice consumers into the market. Which leads to number 2

2). COSTS. Right now most EV drivers are enjoying a heyday of free energy as the government and EV manufacturers use FREE stuff to lure customers in. Eventually consumers will be shocked to see it's no longer "free" to charge their vehicles and this will cool demand.

3). AVAILABILITY As more people drive EV's the electric grid will begin to face brown and black outs. The infrastructure to support a transition to EV's simply does not exist.

40. EOL issues Right now very few people are concerned about End Of Life of these EV's. But as large groups of people come to the battery end of life cycle and face the enormous cost of battery replacement, it will become widely known that they have been lured into a costly cycle with EV's.

And Americans already largely uninterested in EV's. Only the perpetually duped have fallen prey to the EV propaganda...the suckers. :iyfyus.jpg:
 

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