Electric cars will never become mainstream until the range matches that of a similar sized gas car in a 1 tank to one charge ratio and a full 100% charge takes no more time than gassing a car up.
They sold about 300,000 EV's in the US last year. They sold over 17 million new cars last year in the US including EV's.
Seems funny to me that of renewable energy sources wind and solar can produce about 7.5% of US electricity needs total if and only IF every wind tower and and every solar panel is working at 100% capacity every minute of every day and every night nation wide. But over 60% of US electricity is produced by fossil fuels. And you want to charge cars on an already over taxed electric grid?
Seems to me that if the environment is such a concern that one would not be on a site that promotes the preservation and use of pollution belching antique tractors. Why wouldn't a true environmentalist have no equipment like that or only have new tier IV diesel tractors to protect the environment?????
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