Battery based electric vehicles of today and tomorrow.

[lman]

If they ONLY make EV, of course they'll sell EV.


Here's whose ****** by EV's and all this green jazz. Poors. Poor people cant get a home charger, there isn't one on the block and they can't afford the electric bill even if there was, and we still haven't gotten to the price of the actual car...


Green energy and the progressive movement targets poors and makes their live miserable while rich people continue to do what they do. Liberals hate poors, and see them as a slave class. Thats why they make it so expensive to do anything and as hard as possible. Can't build a house these days without it being so air tight you need to buy something to bring fresh air into your system. That adds 20-30% in costs, guess who can't afford that? Poors.

Their thought process is that there are bicycles that they can afford.

 

[bridge4]

Their thought process is that there are bicycles that they can afford.

They have been adding all the bike lanes the last few years. And with e-bikes, what kind of spoiled person needs a roof in the winter.

 

[Gale Hawkins]

The major auto manufacturers are betting that EVs are what they will be selling in the years ahead.

Because they're a decade late to the EV party and are showing up late with no batteries for their new party lamps they're foolish heading to bankruptcy court perhaps for the last time.

 

[lman]

They have been adding all the bike lanes the last few years. And with e-bikes, what kind of spoiled person needs a roof in the winter.

There are no bike lanes 15 miles out of town on a dirt road. It's a long way to peddle to get groceries.

 

[bridge4]

There are no bike lanes 15 miles out of town on a dirt road. It's a long way to peddle to get groceries.

I'm on a rural highway, but about the same distance to any stores. 20 minute drive to closest grocery.

 

[txdon]

Until they drop the price of EV in half, they will only sell to those that can稚 do math.

Or the math will work when gasoline prices triple.

 

[cqaigy2]

The battery invented 120 years before its time

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Or the math will work when gasoline prices triple.

It will have to do more than triple.

 

[Larry Caldwell]

It will have to do more than triple.

EVs use a fraction of the number of parts, are more reliable, and way cheaper to build and maintain. The big expense is the battery, and battery tech will be the determining factor.

 

[Gale Hawkins]

The battery invented 120 years before its time

Sounds even Henry Ford was open to electric early on.

Battery tech and supplies are still the reason to fully moving to EV's is decades away.

Larry I did not see your above post first but fully agree.