Can I ask a stupid question???
Where is the electricity to recharge all of these electric cars going to come from?
I know liberals think you just plug in an electrical cord into an outlet , but they don’t often realize that the electricity coming from that outlet has to be generated somewhere.
I read that, if liberals dreams come true, and we suddenly had tens of millions of electric cars on the road, that our power grid and power plants don’t have the capacity to deliver the electricity needed to recharge all those cars.
We really should think all this through before we jump headlong with both feet into phasing out fossil fuels and gasoline powered cars.
Correct on all counts.
The recharging of millions of autos simultaneously would burn out the grid................quickly..............
This is why your light bulbs must change, power company must be given authority to throttle your AC use, etc.
The dirty secret behind all of the other mandates.
Windmills. If the wind blows enough the night before you want to go somewhere . . .
Jaguar is lucky to sell 30,000 units per year in the USA. Electrics won’s sell near that many. And, seeing how they are Jags, a high percentage will be immobile a high percentage of the time.
Exactly.
Anyone with a education in physics realizes that all those kilowatts now being used during the morning commute can't be generated by any conceivable power grid. In the Eurozone, where every village is within walking distance of the next village, has been for the last twelve hundred years, the peasants have always considered cars as a luxury.
I see this as an opportunity for a clever car builder, or a shade trade budding Henry Ford, here in the States. (Contingent on junking the staggeringly massive criminal federal overreach in legislated engineering...)