Chevrolet exits all ICE production by 2035
Chevy exits ICE engines Hopefully the other manufacturers won't follow suit. Being from Texas and starting to thaw out from our latest freeze of the century, I don't see how our current power g...
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fj12ryder wrote:
"The mods can put it where they want. But it is ultimately a towing topic."
No, not really. It could be a towing topic in 10 or so years but right now it should be put in the "EV Speculation" forum. There are no EV tow vehicles that are actually real world useful, and don't appear to be around in the near, 5 years or less, future.
And if Chevy can't produce an EV tow vehicle, and Ford and Ram are still producing diesel/gas RV's, it would seem unlikely that Chevy will just bow out of a lucrative market. Of course it will depend on how lucrative that market is.
Some of you guys want to shoot the messenger because you don't want to hear the message. You can place this post under any forum you wish.
It doesn't change the fact that EV's are here and and are a total automotive game changer like nothing we have seen in our lifetime.
No they don't have it all figured out but Chevy is not the only company to proclaim they will stop making ICE vehicles.
Meanwhile rather than embracing the future many are denying the EV revolution is here.
Drive a Tesla you will believe. Prior to driving a Tesla I was no EV proponent. I am not looking to buy an EV and I am not a strong believer in climate change.
Nevertheless I took a joy ride in a buddy's Tesla and now I get it!. The ICE is obsolete. We no longer need all those moving parts, all the heat, all the exhaust to propel a vehicle. The EV has left the drawing board and is lose on the streets.
Can we take a 1000 mile trip? Or tow a 10K trailer? Currently we don't have all those answer but a lot of development will occur in 15 years.
I urge all you naysayers to step into the future and just check out a Tesla, there are a lot of bright minds on this forum and reading this thread that simply need to take a closer look at what is possible and happening with EV's right now. Once you take a non biased view of EV you will be excited about the future vs. denying that change is even possible.
Not only is it possible its already happening
