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There is no reason to change anything. If the market decides EVs are better then the change will take place without some crap like 'build back better' which is nothing but a political ploy. Stop being hysterical.Likewise the more severe that change is the more personal we change our attitude towards life on this planet the greater the chances or that we will not only survive but we will flourish and reach our destiny.
The market will sort it out. The government will fuck it up.Either way you look at it. That is a real possibility. I think the changes we have to make are going to even more severe and more personal than deciding how we are going to fuel our societies. There has to be fundamental change if we're going to survive.
People will not do that naturally but politicians have a way of making US pay more for less.If people want to pay more to use gas and be stupid, let em.
That’s when Americans will be breaking into Mexico for a better life.Yet another reason to go electric, an article on Wednesdays Omaha world herald December 29th 2021. Mexico to stop exporting oil in 2023. The US imported 599,000 barrels of oil a day from Mexico. They realize their oil fields won't last forever and they're keeping what they have for their own national self-sufficiency in fuel production. Fortunately US Auto companies are making the switch already that will help save us from $10 and $20 a gallon oil. Prices will be going through the roof, no more cheap oil. It's day is over. We may yet save the planet, despite ourselves.
mighty fucking white of you.If people want to pay more to use gas and be stupid, let em.
Which is why i call the progressive voters , slaves. They dont like being free, but need others to take care of them,.. because of their stupidity.you know we tried this is the early 1900s and it failed. right?
THERE ARE NO good reasons to go with EV cars unless you like limiting yourself and all americans hence limiting your freedom and your freedom of movement.
Like in California where they asked people to stop charging their EVs at home…because lack of power.Yet another reason to go electric, an article on Wednesdays Omaha world herald December 29th 2021. Mexico to stop exporting oil in 2023. The US imported 599,000 barrels of oil a day from Mexico. They realize their oil fields won't last forever and they're keeping what they have for their own national self-sufficiency in fuel production. Fortunately US Auto companies are making the switch already that will help save us from $10 and $20 a gallon oil. Prices will be going through the roof, no more cheap oil. It's day is over. We may yet save the planet, despite ourselves.
I don’t pay a fucking penny to coal generation.Leftists are absolutely Idiots. Electricity does not appear on its own; it requires power plants, which in the United States are mostly coal. If you gave up oil, you will have to pay for coal, but there is no coal-dollar for free coal in the USA
I wonder if there's a way to harness the hot air that alarmists continue to belch out?And what will be the power source all those EV's are going to use to charge up their batteries?
Where have we heard that before?It's not going to be cheaper, it's running out. There's only about 40 more years at best left in the total world supply.
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What do a third of motorists do that can't charge from home, walk 20 miles to a charge point? Do you do the shopping, drop the shopping and baby off at home, drive 20 miles to a charge point and hobble back home after your osteotomy operation, or, carry your baby back in the rain?Build Back Better is D.O.A. They're talking about stripping it out of infrastructure. It will take a long time to transition to all EV. In the meantime, it makes no sense to stop drilling and stop making gas fuel cars. Both can co-exist and IF EV's are indeed better because there is a legitimate market demand (not some stupid build back better crap) the market should be the entity to decide.
Yeah, yet another unknown factor.....Will they ever be able to shorten the charge time for a full charge? I mean, who wants to wait 8 hours for a full charge or even 35 minutes for a full charge when you can pump a tank of gas in just a few minutes.What do a third of motorists do that can't charge from home, walk 20 miles to a charge point? Do you do the shopping, drop the shopping and baby off at home, drive 20 miles to a charge point and hobble back home after your osteotomy operation, or, carry your baby back in the rain?
Do those that love EV's, actually sat down and thought about others?
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| Vehicle | Empty to full charging time*** | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model | Battery | Pod Point Confidence Range* | 3.7kW slow | 7kW fast | 22kW fast | 43-50kW rapid | 150kW rapid |
| Nissan LEAF (2018) | 40kWh | 143 miles | 11 hrs | 6 hrs | 6 hrs | 1 hr | Can't charge on this kind of charger |
| Tesla Model S (2019)** | 75kWh | 238 miles | 21 hrs | 11 hrs | 5 hrs | 2 hrs | <1 hr |
| Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV (2018) | 13.8kWh | 24 miles | 4 hrs | 4 hrs | 4 hrs | 40 mins | Can't charge on this kind of charger |
Haven't Chinese cars been 3 years away for fifteen years?China is investing very heavily in EV's and will be the world's leader by far in the coming year, of the highest quality cars as well as the most cost effective.
American needs to heed the warning now and still be #2.
They are building coal fired generation plants like crazy now.Haven't Chinese cars been 3 years away for fifteen years?
Consumer demand controls industry, and progress happens. Ask any unemployed harpooner.The possibilities are endless, why not use both. Demand and industry will decide what is the best course.
Funny all the recent huge oil finds. Find a new talking pointIt's not going to be cheaper, it's running out. There's only about 40 more years at best left in the total world supply.
Haven't Chinese cars been 3 years away for fifteen years?
Why is China beating the US in electric vehicles?
China wants to dominate the global electric vehicle market. The country has invested at least $60 billion to support the EV industry and it's pushing a plan to transition to all electric or hybrid cars by 2035. According to EV Volumes, China sold roughly one million more EVs than the U.S. in 2020.Mar 24, 2021
