Electric and ICE forever together?
Was told by a car salesperson that don't be fooled into thinking ICE Vehicles will not be manufactured anymore or sold after 2035. He said they will still be manufactured along with electric ones and ...
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Several new emerging technologies may limit the demand for EVs in near or distant future or replace them.
It would take many years to build out an expensive National Electric Gid to accommodate a massive surge in operating EVs on the road.
Present national grid is very fragile.
Present and future National Grid still dependent on Fossil fuel to generate electricity. Solar and Wind contribute only small amounts.
Present EVs not as useful or versatile as similar ICE vehicles.
Glad I don't have one in this severe winter on the west coast.
Most EV owners still have ICE vehicle for backup. HE HE!!!!
Many EV owners have or will return to ICE vehicles for some of the above reasons.
With only EV 3 to 5% of the 300,000,000 vehicles on the road. Not likely.
I can go on and on. Yes, I read a lot of auto and tech news.
No way EVs going to replace ICE by 2035 that is media and political smack by politicians.
The future may be a very very fragmented auto/truck powered market.
It would take many years to build out an expensive National Electric Gid to accommodate a massive surge in operating EVs on the road.
Present national grid is very fragile.
Present and future National Grid still dependent on Fossil fuel to generate electricity. Solar and Wind contribute only small amounts.
Present EVs not as useful or versatile as similar ICE vehicles.
Glad I don't have one in this severe winter on the west coast.
Most EV owners still have ICE vehicle for backup. HE HE!!!!
Many EV owners have or will return to ICE vehicles for some of the above reasons.
With only EV 3 to 5% of the 300,000,000 vehicles on the road. Not likely.
I can go on and on. Yes, I read a lot of auto and tech news.
No way EVs going to replace ICE by 2035 that is media and political smack by politicians.
The future may be a very very fragmented auto/truck powered market.
