Trouble In Paradise For Future Electric Cars
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theoldwizard1 wrote:
Forget the whole issue about BEV being "zero emissions", the US does NOT have the infrastructure to charge a very large number of cars. Some people are predicting 30% of the light vehicles will be BEV by 2030, just 12 years away.
I don't think it can happen because of the lack of power generation capability in high population density areas. There is too much loss in power lines to send solar power generated in the desert west of even the plains to feed big cities in the East.
Why doesn’t Musk mount a wind mill on Tesla’s roof?.. Wouldn’t this assure a reliable and steady source of wind??
