“Ownership rates of electric cars have more than doubled in New York City and the surrounding area, propelled by more varied models, more charging stations and lower prices.”
Category: EVs
Are Electric Vehicles About To Sweep The Country?
I’ll place a solid bet that market penetration of EVs will stall out at a low level well before 2035.
Germany Wary Of Europe’s Ban of Fossil Fuel Cars By 2035… Too Pricey, Technically Unfeasible
…it appears the folly of the idea is just beginning to dawn on those who had been expected to take a more critical stand much earlier.
Electric Buses
Have EV buses been beneficial? Depends on your point of view. From a driver view-point I give them a thumbs down. The extra stress placed on drivers adds to an…
Electric Cars Are Not “Zero-Emission Vehicles”
The notion that electric vehicles are “zero-emission” is rooted in a deceptive narrative that ignores all pollutants which don’t come out of a tailpipe.
Charging Electric Cars Like “Spilling Liters of Petrol”…(Hidden) Losses During Charging Are Huge
Massive energy losses from generation, to transmission, to charging and during battery storage are turning electric mobility into a cost nightmare.
America’s Favorite Vehicle: Priced Out of the Market
“The truly venerable Ford F-150 pick-up truck, America’s best selling vehicle, stands to become priced far too high for most Americans to afford.”
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