Interest in Electric Vehicles Is Nosediving

The Liberty Daily ^ | September 10, 2024 | Staff

[GOPJ]

This decline raises serious questions about the administration’s ability to force their “Electric Revolution” onto consumers.

If CommieLa gets into office it'll be, "EV or WALK TO WORK" - that's the commie way. Not only will you walk but your mother might be starved to death. Gotta break some eggs to make an omelet...

[SaxxonWoods]

My father-in-law was once a banker in Montana. The govt said they had to loan to the Indians. And all of the Indians bought the best cars around. Then they quickly wrecked them because the poor peeps were drunk all the time. When dad-in-law would drive by the giant junkyard he would say, “There’s a lot of the bank’s money right there.”

Had a friend in the Govt, his job was to go talk to the Indians to explain their oil production rights and how much money to expect. On the week of the annual pow-wow, all liquor stores in the county would be closed so the meetings wouldn’t be a waste of time.

[clearcarbon]

"After the green label is applied, and you have an endless positive and glowing reports of how awesome and great it will be, selling some “vision of the future,” reality settles in."

With lower production runs replacement parts will likely become scarce and expensive. We can also expect that every other year demRATs will regulate more miles per charge on all newer vehicles. I assume that will mean higher costs and lighter cars.

[iluvschnitzle]

My oldest daughter is brainwashed but doing good,

The second (Tesla owner) is not liberal, a hard worker but makes dumb choices.

The third still in college and seems to really have it together. fingers crossed

The fourth is still in grade school an giving us a run for our money.

Love them all.

[Red6]

The need to lighten cars lead to a loss of life.

A suppose a small price to pay and not worth mentioning, since “green green green” is all that matters.

[mewzilla]

Update!

NEW - Electric vehicle sales in Germany dropped 69% year-on-year in August, the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association said Thursday.