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> Even if the infrastructure is put in, the current battery technology is only barely adequate for daily city driving. Barely adequate? We are reaching almost

> Even if the infrastructure is put in, the current battery technology is only barely adequate for daily city driving. Barely adequate? We are reaching almost 500km on a charge now (around 300km is more common). This is Denmark we are talking about, not Russia. > and it's especially banking on invention of fast recharging You mean under 30 minutes? How often do you need that? Road trips? Note that they are not banning hybrids, which will take care of your road trip needs just fine.

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"You mean under 30 minutes? How often do you need that? Road trips?" Of course and of course! "Note that they are not banning hybrids," Yeah but hybrids suck: gasoline automatics, and except for the Volvo, ugly sedans. If there were more sportwagon diesel hybrids with manual transmissions, that'd be a different story, but there aren't and probably won't be. And what will happen to car enthusiasts in Denmark if this legislature is enacted?