If they (and their customers) are serious about reducing climate change at least one BEV should be really tiny and cheap (i.e., less materials and simpler to ma

If they (and their customers) are serious about reducing climate change at least one BEV should be really tiny and cheap (i.e., less materials and simpler to manufacture with less emissions during manufacture and requires fewer resources to run). Except for special purposes big cars need to be obsolete. This seems obvious, yet automotive manufacturers (and other industries) still seem to be making plans like we're living in the 1970's. For example product packaging has become _more_ complex and wastes more resources instead of _less_ (thanks Apple).