I don't know why this is in the news again, as it's old news. As I keep saying, most cars in 2035 are going to be ICE, so I don't know why people are making promises they can't keep.
That said, I understand the strategy of setting a higher goal than you intend to achieve, but it requires that it at least be believable on the face of it. We're not even 100% horse-less. Anyone making a claim of 100% anything should be dismissed as profoundly ignorant or corrupt, both of which are disqualifying as a leader.
EVs to emit less CO2 than conventional cars though. Saying they are more polluting than ICE is not a good take. They aren't. Let me provide all the ways EVs suck compared to ICE;
1. $10,000 for a "fuel" tank
2. Takes an eternity to "fill"
3. Battery takes up a lot of space
4. Battery weighs a ton
5. Degrades over time and use
6. Requires environmental regulation (heating and cooling)
7. Shorter range, less energy density
8. "Refueling" infrastructure less developed.
The argument that EVs pollute more isn't a good one mostly because it isn't true, but also because there's at least 8 other reasons why EVs aren't more popular. Don't pick the least credible take to dislike EVs, pick among the many credible ones.
9. Unless the charging is by solar or thermal, most likely they are being recharged by COAL spewing large amounts of CO2 for their Zero Emission vehicle.
Please challange me with more than a liberal reply talking point with no facts that support your statement.You wanna double down on this idiotic point?
Please challange me with more than a liberal reply talking point with no facts that support your statement.
LOL, You still have no dataI accept your surrender.
LOL, You still have no data
My point was that calling them "zero emission" vehicles is a total lie. The power source for charging is carbon based. Then add in all the carbon based energy to mine the heavy metals needed for batteries and the carbon based energy needed to "dispose" of those batteries when they're depleted not to mention the pollution that happens with that "safe" disposal and they are certainly anything orther than "zero emission" vehicles and a "solution" to the "climate change" myth.
You must have missed it between your ad-hominem and the elementary argument strategy.
My point was that calling them "zero emission" vehicles is a total lie. The power source for charging is carbon based. Then add in all the carbon based energy to mine the heavy metals needed for batteries and the carbon based energy needed to "dispose" of those batteries when they're depleted not to mention the pollution that happens with that "safe" disposal and they are certainly anything orther than "zero emission" vehicles and a "solution" to the "climate change" myth.