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It would probably not be a great idea to destroy a perfectly fine ICE, though even that can in some cases be a win, if you drive very high mileage. But that is
by _ph_ 5y ago
It would probably not be a great idea to destroy a perfectly fine ICE, though even that can in some cases be a win, if you drive very high mileage.
But that isn't the point. We should stop buying new ICE vehicles as soon as possible. So instead of buying a new ICE vehicle, which might be on the roads for another 10-15 years, rather drive your existing one a bit longer and then switch to an electric vehicle. Currently the manufacturing capacity wouldn't be high enough to go to 100% electric vehicles for new cars anyway.
- PaulDavisThe1st 5y ago> But that isn't the point. We should stop buying new ICE vehicles as soon as possible. Well, I agree entirely with that. But TFA said we should all stop driving them now, and that's what I was asking about.
- _ph_ 5y agoWell, I didn't take it literally, because it literalyl isn't possible :). It will take some years until the car industry can supply all new cars needed, even at best effort.