[AngelesCrestHighway]

Miss Assis assumes concerns about range and infrastructure will ease according to analysts at Merrill Lynch??? I'll take the range problem on any day in my Toyota Tacoma compared to any electric car. Who's going to pay for all the infrastructure upgrades to accommodate all the recharging stations? Taxpayers perhaps? It's a hell of a lot quicker to put 20 gallons of gas in your tank than to wait for your car to recharge. I predict long lines at recharging stations that no one will put up with.

[Sam Gamgee]

I notice all these predictors and advocated neatly deceive by what they don’t talk about. How will the electricity be produced to accommodate plugging in the electric cars if we have less than 10% gas cars? They act as if it is as simple as just “plugging it in”. Yeah, when less than 1% of cars are electric. Over 60% from fossil fuels.

Surprised as in this link 5% is from wind. I am frankly surprised it is that high considering how unreliable it is.

https://www.eia.gov/tools/faqs/faq.php?id=427&t=3