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I think anything smaller than a four-door sedan will be pretty much dead on arrival in the U.S. for most people. I don't see any reason that Americans would sta
by thekyle 6y ago
I think anything smaller than a four-door sedan will be pretty much dead on arrival in the U.S. for most people. I don't see any reason that Americans would start preferring small cars because they're electric.
- kristopolous 6y agoCurrently, right now, yes, more infrastructure and ancillary or innovation need to exist to support such adoption. The big leap here is I see those parts also coming together. Some things in China, others in Germany or Poughkeepsie (http://compositesmanufacturingmagazine.com/2021/01/high-tech-roads-include-solar-panels-to-fuel-ev-charging-stations/ http://compositesmanufacturingmagazine.com/2021/01/high-tech...) ...the constituent pieces are coming together just like they are with the e-ink smartphone... There's a few of them (hisense a7, facenote f1, kingrow, ky-01l, light phone), they kinda suck, but it's clearly the future - there just needs to be another year or two of development