It’s still a coal fired car.
Didn’t they call for the death of the diesel engine years ago?
I cannot see owning an electric car myself, absent vastly improved range and cost performance - but progress towards those goals is being made, and I would not try to predict where things will go in the future.
You're not wrong, you're absolutely right. Crazy environmentalists want to throw out a product of over one hundred years of technical refinement - the internal combustion engine and gasoline. Extremely efficient, and gasoline packs a lot of punch for the money. My liberal brother-in-law bet me $100 in 2009 that gasoline powered cars would disappear within five years and electric cars would be dominant. He hasn't paid up, conveniently denying he made the bet due to dementia. He's lost a lot of money in solar power investments.
Electric cars are not going to become dominant for some years to come. For the time being, ICE cars will be dominant for quite a while.
Electric vehicles are subsidized at the manufacturing process and then again to the end user or consumer in the form of tax rebates
They are financially not viable without those two conditions
I watched a tesla get destroyed in traffic the other day and go up in flames. They melt really fast. It was an accident that a regular car would have been repairable, but this thing was just pa pool of junk on the road.