Only 5% of next car purchasers expect to buy all electric cars-Road and Track.

[BigUnionGuy]

 

[BigUnionGuy]

How much oil is needed to produce a Tesla vehicle?

Answer (1 of 10): To start - 8 gallons of oil for each 18′ tire. Comparable tires wear 35% faster on a Tesla than on a conventional car. This is due to the weight and torque over the tires in a Tesla. So you will be changing tires more often regardless of brand. The average EV has 1,000 plastic/...

www.quora.com

 

[Non liberal]

Yes, and I'm paid for my work mainly by benefits, and the value I provide in my primary employment pays my bills and then some.
I'm sorry you have to slave so much to get by. Don't be jelly.

I drive a truck, I’m not slaving too bad.

 

[newolddude]

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Anyone having a hissy fit over the current Mustang EV is conveniently forgetting the horrible mid 70s Mustang II.

 

[Non liberal]

Anyone having a hissy fit over the current Mustang EV is conveniently forgetting the horrible mid 70s Mustang II.

It’s just that all the evs are ridiculous garbage.

 

[newolddude]

It’s just that all the evs are ridiculous garbage.

All EVs are that way? Have you owned a couple?

 

[Non liberal]

All EVs are that way? Have you owned a couple?

Yeah yeah, my kids have like four of them. Hot wheels. Evs have been around a long time, there’s a reason why they haven’t took over yet.

 

[Babagounj]

Here's a different twist on what vehicle you will be able to buy soon.

Aussie Bank Backs Electric: Will End Loans for New Gas and Diesel Vehicles

An Australian bank has decided the future is electric and will stop approving personal loans for new petrol and diesel-powered vehicles.

www.breitbart.com

 

[Non liberal]

Here's a different twist on what vehicle you will be able to buy soon.

Aussie Bank Backs Electric: Will End Loans for New Gas and Diesel Vehicles

An Australian bank has decided the future is electric and will stop approving personal loans for new petrol and diesel-powered vehicles.

www.breitbart.com

It’s the new world order, it’s coming. Evs allow for more governmental control then petrol cars.

 

[UnionStrong]

Here's a different twist on what vehicle you will be able to buy soon.

Aussie Bank Backs Electric: Will End Loans for New Gas and Diesel Vehicles

An Australian bank has decided the future is electric and will stop approving personal loans for new petrol and diesel-powered vehicles.

www.breitbart.com

Geezus

 

[newolddude]

It’s the new world order, it’s coming. Evs allow for more governmental control then petrol cars.

How long before red states in America start outlawing EVs?

 

[UnionStrong]

How long before red states in America start outlawing EVs?

How long before you start acting like you have half brain? I can always count on you for a moronic comment.

 

[Non liberal]

How long before red states in America start outlawing EVs?

I don’t think they will outlaw them. But governmental control is why the dems want to outlaw petrol cars. Red states will probably give you the freedom to buy what you want. This isn’t the same as abortion.

 

[wilberforce15]

It’s the new world order, it’s coming. Evs allow for more governmental control then petrol cars.

No, they don't. The threat is autonomy.
EV's also allow more more individual independence than gas cars.

I can make my own fuel for my EV. I can't make gasoline.

 

[Non liberal]

No, they don't. The threat is autonomy.
EV's also allow more more individual independence than gas cars.

I can make my own fuel for my EV. I can't make gasoline.

Wrong again Wilbur, YOU may be capable of creating your own electricity. The goal is to control the bulk of citizens living in the metro areas. Frankly you would still be controlled to an extent with your 250 miles or so of range. Evs will never allow for long distance travel without the extra hassle of wasting time charging which will deter the masses, they will never tow an rv to allow for cross country vacations for the average citizen. I’m not going to pretend like I know all the reasons for it, but evs are obviously a huge part of the new world order agenda.

 

[wilberforce15]

Wrong again Wilbur, YOU may be capable of creating your own electricity. The goal is to control the bulk of citizens living in the metro areas. Frankly you would still be controlled to an extent with your 250 miles or so of range. Evs will never allow for long distance travel without the extra hassle of wasting time charging which will deter the masses, they will never tow an rv to allow for cross country vacations for the average citizen. I’m not going to pretend like I know all the reasons for it, but evs are obviously a huge part of the new world order agenda.

Cross country trips that don't involve towing are quite simple with existing EVs. This isn't hard. I've spelled this out and done the trips myself. I've done 500 miles a dozen times, and 1000 miles in a day a few times. The total travel time impact is minimal. It's really quite fine.
The average person doesn't do many of those trips, and the average person definitely doesn't do it while towing. Your sense of normal is quite screwed up.

Of course EV's are part of the NWO agenda.
You're still wrong on travel time and the basics of the tech.

 

[vantexan]

Cross country trips that don't involve towing are quite simple with existing EVs. This isn't hard. I've spelled this out and done the trips myself. I've done 500 miles a dozen times, and 1000 miles in a day a few times. The total travel time impact is minimal. It's really quite fine.
The average person doesn't do many of those trips, and the average person definitely doesn't do it while towing. Your sense of normal is quite screwed up.

Of course EV's are part of the NWO agenda.
You're still wrong on travel time and the basics of the tech.

People tow RV's 500+ miles in a day all the time.

 

[wilberforce15]

People tow RV's 500+ miles in a day all the time.

Yes, they do. And it's a very small portion of the population.
Hence, why I said his understanding of "average person" was stupid. And it is.

The average person doesn't own an RV, and barely makes any 500 mile drives in a year. These are facts, not feelings.

 

[wilberforce15]

11 million households own RV's.
There are 120 million households in America.

So, at best, you're talking about less than 10% of the population, and most of those don't do any 500 mile drives in a year.

We're talking about less than 5% of the population pulling an RV 500 miles, at best, and you're pretending they're average.

Nope, they're 1 out of 20 households. lol. Y'all are just so ignorant or you suck at math.

 

[vantexan]

Yes, they do. And it's a very small portion of the population.
Hence, why I said his understanding of "average person" was stupid. And it is.

The average person doesn't own an RV, and barely makes any 500 mile drives in a year. These are facts, not feelings.

There are millions of RV owners in the U.S. Not to mention many thousands of people towing RV's professionally. I did that in 1998. Drove 107,000 miles in 7 months. Routinely drove 500+ miles a day. Went over 1100 miles several times.