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Then there is the issue of electricity shortage. Sweden for instance doesn’t have enough electricity to supply electric cars if everyone should have it. And the
by cjohansson 8y ago
Then there is the issue of electricity shortage. Sweden for instance doesn’t have enough electricity to supply electric cars if everyone should have it. And then there is solar storm / EMP vulnerabilities with all electric infrastructure. And then there is cobolt shortage issues and production issues. No, I vote for E100 or gasdriven cars for the future.
- ClassyJacket 8y agoYet you ignore the possibility of a petrol shortage, which is not only theoretically possible, but has actually happened? Other than the obvious environmental and health impacts.
- decebalus1 8y agobecause everyone will switch to electric cars tomorrow. Supply will accommodate the demand. There wasn't enough gas to go around when cars came out. Solar storm / EMP vulnerabilities? Are you fucking kidding me? How about OPEC as a tried and tested vulnerability? How about shortage of oil as finite resource as a vulnerability?
- cjohansson 8y agoEthanol and gas is not finite resources. Electricity is hard to produce in a enbironmental friendly way at the amount required for electric cars.