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i don't follow the space closely, but from my brief research it seems that 10 years ago there were almost no alternatives to petrol cars. On what premise do you
by xendo 6y ago
i don't follow the space closely, but from my brief research it seems that 10 years ago there were almost no alternatives to petrol cars. On what premise do you think it would've been reasonable to ban petrol cars in that situation?
- speedgoose 6y agoI think his point is that we should have got electric cars a long time ago.
- dariosalvi78 6y agowell, electric cars were invented in the late 1800, so it's a matter of market more than technology. If we had this policy launched 10 years ago the market would have been way different now. Even considering the same market offers as we have had without the policy: hybrid cars exist since late 90s and the first fully electric cars were already available 10 years ago. It could have been done.