Posted on 11/18/2023 9:08:52 PM PST by nickcarraway
Like pushing a rope.
Collectivism forces dogs to be cattle.
Where is all that extra electricity going to come from?
They must think that adding additional outlets in a house increases the amount of electricity that is available.
Increases supply wil encourage greater sales. As if there aren’t enough EVs to go around. No one is stupid enough to mean this. They just think people are stupid enough to believe it.
“We are 100% in support of the future and the migration to EVs
Ya shoulda stopped right there and registered your complaint and the reality that says someone has there head where the sun doesn’t shine.
I misread in the beginning that it was Mexico. So stupid they ain’t.
Magic.
This fad is dying rapidly and yet states haven’t read the news of the last several weeks.. GM and Ford are switching production back to gasoline cars.
Politicians lack critical thinking skills. They live in a bubble.
How many recharges will it take to get across New Mexico. LOL.
If you have a Tesla M3 LR, 1 charge should do it with ideal conditions. It would be 2 or more with winter conditions..
“New Clean Car Rules Will Bring More Electric Vehicles to New Mexico Dealerships..”
And there they shall remain. Eat them car dealerships.
From what I read, pickup trucks are very popular in NM. Good luck with getting the locals to buy EV pickups..
and the EVs will stay at Dealers ,LOL
Telling someone an EV is clean after they see one burst into flames and burn through the pavement is nuts
Your car was sliding over tarantulas? That would be the worst nightmare for me!
On the topic, I bought a new car last year — gas powered — and I love it. No EVs for this family.
I misread in the beginning that it was Mexico. So stupid they ain’t.
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Same here. I thought they had jumped on the bandwagon, too.
Meanwhile the power plants in NW New Mexico have been destroyed. So where’s that power going to come from? Maybe an EV with a trailer holding a gas generator?
The article say hybrids count, but didn't specify if it had to be a plugin hybrid. Plug in hybrids are actually less popular than EVs. Regular hybrids aren't all that popular either..
“a 3-2 vote”
...and there they’ll sit.
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