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The EV facts in this editorial provide evidence that Electric Vehicles were never, are not now, nor will they become a meaningful alternative to replace the nearly 300 million gasoline drinking vehicles on America's roads within the next 200 years, thus keeping America beholden to OPEC and the Big Oil mafia while China steps-in as a hero to supply EV's to the world...boy are they smart and our auto executives and Government stupid (once again)..
How long will it take for EVs to replace internal combustion engines? Print Plastics News editorial cartoon by Rich Williams. Cartoons are available for purchase at www.plasticsnews.com/data-lists/cartoons I was visiting an automotive molder last week when our conversation turned to electrification. Big automakers are betting a lot of money on electric vehicles. They're developing new models, better batteries, more and faster-charging stations, and even creative ways to sell what's currently a pretty expensive technology. But EVs are still a niche product. Keith Crain, the chairman of our par...
How long will it take for EVs to replace internal combustion engines? Print Plastics News editorial cartoon by Rich Williams. Cartoons are available for purchase at www.plasticsnews.com/data-lists/cartoons I was visiting an automotive molder last week when our conversation turned to electrification. Big automakers are betting a lot of money on electric vehicles. They're developing new models, better batteries, more and faster-charging stations, and even creative ways to sell what's currently a pretty expensive technology. But EVs are still a niche product. Keith Crain, the chairman of our par...