All of these questions have many
That expansion is not on track. Fights over where utility lines should be located, who should build them and who should pay for them continue to create major bottlenecks. California — which last summer passed a rule banning the sale of gas powered vehicles starting in 2035 — will be an important test case. A week after that rule was passed, extreme heat pushed the state into a power emergency, with officials imploring residents to curtail their electricity use.
Why isn't the government switching into EV?
Nothing says policy failure than forced compliance. EV sales will go up when there is an effective ecosystem behind it Most people have no access to overnight charging and the ones who do, are reluctant to spend $ on an electrician for mods to their home Worst POTUS ever
'Electric vehicles won't work because we can't produce the electrical power for a million plus cars and even if we did, we'd have to rewire the Grid to delivery it. And then there's the environmental damage from lithium mining for batteries and copper for the motors'.
Every technology change has hurdles. These are small ones compared to what we are doing to the planet.
His plan sucks. If he stopped his excessive spending on this agenda, we would all be better off.
This is America. We push the edge. We have to start somewhere, not hide behind our belief of how difficult the problem is.
Electric cars suck, can't afford them, can't charge them, can't fix them and they suck in the cold. Absolute garbage.
The majority of Americans don't want an EV. And can't afford to spend 40k more than a gas powered vehicle.