
Originally Posted by
OrangeAfroMan
200 mile range is sufficient for 99% of drivers, and cars like the Tesla Model 3 will continue to push the market more in favor of consumers every year.
I can't see how anyone thinks EVs are not the future, and the near future at that. They should become completely dominant within 10 years, at least everywhere that has a temperate climate and relatively short distance travel - western Europe being the obvious candidate to lead the switch. But it'll take significant advances in battery technology to make them viable in environments with extreme temperatures, or long distances between cities. Most parts of Europe can ban ICE cars quite easily, but some US states, Canada, etc, will struggle. Kinda feel sorry for people living in places where EVs don't work well, the cost of driving is going to jump horribly not so many years from now.
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