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To: BobL

In the “rest” of the world, EV’s are the market sales leaders

With regard to EV’s, America is pretty far behind. I suspect that EV’s will never obtain the prominence here that they have in Europe, China and the pacific area.

In the USA, the Texas Giga factory is almost to the point where it will churn out hundreds of thousands of cars. And........guess what? there will be pickups and semi’s as well.

The Tesla’s noted do not satisfy the ruling providing a tax subsidy. As a matter of fact, few made by others do either

The market will decide the EV verdict.


26 posted on 08/31/2022 5:34:24 AM PDT by bert ( (KWE. NP. N.C. +12) Juneteenth is inequality day)
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To: bert

China is the important one. They have very little domestic oil production, and that is a a major strategic and economic liability.

The only surprising thing is that Comrade Xi is slower to impose Marxist controls than Comrade Newsom.


30 posted on 08/31/2022 5:54:12 AM PDT by Renfrew
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To: bert
...The market will decide the EV verdict.

I wish. But there are already plans by the big car companies to stop making gasers. So, the filling stations will start disappearing, too. If Uncle Sugar dictates "electric," electric it will be.

31 posted on 08/31/2022 6:13:14 AM PDT by gloryblaze
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To: bert

Europe’s population is much more dense and urban, the US is much more spread out. I suppose that is the ultimate goal is to make the US less spread out. But ironically the push to working from home may make that very difficult to achieve.


43 posted on 08/31/2022 7:36:07 AM PDT by dfwgator (Endut! Hoch Hech!)
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