EV = Appliance. People won’t even have to know how to drive to use one in the near future. Just tell it where to go & you’re on the way.

That's the future.

You won't be driving a car, you'll be riding in an appliance that will deliver you to your destination.
You won't be speeding because your speed will be controlled by the people who are in charge of the system.

Go give Demolition Man another watch if you haven't seen it. For a cheese 90's action movie that flic might as well have been written by Nostradamus.

You rang ... Satty7 ?

FEAR NOT .... I will always be here for u !

Except the Taco Bell parts.

One of the BIGGEST issues is still range . . . no matter what they say about the range of thier vehicle. That is a number that would be fine in wonderful nice weather year round . . .HOWEVER, battery packs have a "cooling/heating" system in them, in order to be able to charge at the optimal rate . . . get out into the northern climates, in middle of winter at MINUS 30F or C, and see the range go WAY down because the battery controller is trying to keep the battery warm !!! . . . All the other issues brought up are very valid also ! . . . 300 mile range sounds great, until you get into the "real" world . . .

Why not make EV's look "normal" . . .??? With Ford making the F150 all electric, they are giving main street exactly what they want, their "regular' vehicle, but as electric. No "outter space", Jetson's looking thing . . . You gotta remember, electric motors make full torque from ZERO RPM !!! . . . so if you want performance, you got it !! . . . just how much it sucks the battery down is another matter !! . . . maybe get a new electric vehicle, and "tow" a generator so you won't have any "range anxiety ??? . . .LOL . . . . .

Full TQ at zero RPM is not quite true, close but not exactly. Also it is a marketing gimmick, ICE engines use TQ converters and clutches to give max TQ to the wheels WOT from a dead stop if so desired, electric proponents act as if it's not possible with piston driven engines. Technically they are pretty much right but in the real world it is totally a non issue.

Let's hope the 3 shells deal is excluded too.

Sorry, but BOOOORING...

LOL...K...

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EV batteries are expensive. That's a fact. Even though they are primarily a product of unacceptably horrendous working conditions, mined in countries with zero environmental organizations and workers rights. Workers in life threatening low paid positions, dangerous byproducts pumped/poured into the lakes soil and air. How much would these batteries cost if the current miners got a decent wage? Currently the batteries are made with complete and total disregard to the human workers and environment. What if the miners had rights and protections? What if the mining companies had to not pollute and destroy where they mine? How much would the batteries cost if the workers had the same protections as we do and if the mining companies had to abide by the same rules US mining companies do. People conveniently ignore the NASTY process of mining materials and the making of these large batteries and instead focus on the alleged cleanliness of the EV. The green crowd is also the global human rights crowd but seem to give a pass to the destructive production process of lithium batteries.

Go give Demolition Man another watch if you haven't seen it. For a cheese 90's action movie that flic might as well have been written by Nostradamus.

When I watch Demolition Man it's for one reason only and that's Sandy Bullock. I think she is a class act. Another of her movies, The Proposal, is a must see.