This discussion is sort of like a group of old guys 100 years ago talking about how the automobile and tractor would never replace the horse. If your perspective is only based on looking back in time it is pretty hard to predict the future. I don't know if the electric car will take over or not but if it does it won't be because we are using it the way we are using a car today. It will also depend on some technical advancements that aren't here yet.
I am going to throw out a crazy concept. What if you don't own the car but pay for miles? A gas station becomes a place to exchange your car for one that is fully charged. What if you don't own the battery but pay to swap it out at a gas station? The point is the current model is based on you owning your car and having a gas station network. That model can change for something else. It doesn't have to be a one to one swap. Charging your battery doesn't have to be a direct comparison to filling your gas tank.
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