> I would never buy a Tesla because I see better options in the EV space Tesla might not be your taste, but every test and comparison shows that Tesla is at th

> I would never buy a Tesla because I see better options in the EV space Tesla might not be your taste, but every test and comparison shows that Tesla is at the top or at least incredible competitive. > To me that's always been the best way to handle these sorts of things, to introduce competition and win people over. That's exactly what has happened already. > I also don't really fault Toyota for pursuing hydrogen You mean talking about hydrogen while trying to prevent cleaner fuel laws and zero emission vehicles. Yeah you really can't blame gigantic cooperation from lobbying against the environment. Where would we be if cooperation could be criticized like that. > I realize it's not as fully there yet as EVs, but EVs aren't either EV are going totally gang busters and are on a massive growth curve. They are on an incredibly fast adoption curve, as faster then many expected and its going faster. They are there, but it still needs time. > In fact, if the EV market is so healthy, maybe the government should be subsidizing alternatives like hydrogen? Why? Why would you dumb money in a technology stack that has gotten government money for 50 years and has shown absolutely no success what so ever and is worse for the environment by far. What is the logic in that. Seems much more important to replace ICE vehicles then to fight EV with FCV. Wouldn't you say?