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But if that was the problem, then how/why are other manufacturers making them viable? I wouldn't say there is 'no infrastructure in place' - yes, it's less tha

But if that was the problem, then how/why are other manufacturers making them viable? I wouldn't say there is 'no infrastructure in place' - yes, it's less than the ICE infrastructure, but it's perfectly possible for many people to use an EV for their transport requirements. Not everyone, but plenty of people can do - and do.

BeetleB 7y ago
>But if that was the problem, then how/why are other manufacturers making them viable? Because their products are not as great as Dyson's? I'm kinda surprised people here are focusing on this. As an example, if I make a $10K vacuum cleaner for residential use, and it's way better than all existing residential vacuum cleaners, then that would be an example of a great product that is not economically viable. Dyson isn't saying electric cars are not economically viable. He's not even saying that good electric cars are not. He is saying that the one they had designed is really good but would need to be sold at a price that is not viable. Of course, given that Teslas are selling very well in the UK, I do wonder...