There are many places where prices are higher than that, I would have liked them to explain why those places don't have electric cars. As a concrete example, n

There are many places where prices are higher than that, I would have liked them to explain why those places don't have electric cars. As a concrete example, nowadays a liter of gaz is at about EUR1.50 in France. That's 1.50 EUR/L * 3.8 L/gal * 1.43 USD/EUR = 8.2 USD/gal. Of course people drive less here: cities are less car-friendly, public transportation is more developed, and when choosing a house, people take transportation to work/shops/leisure into account. But there is virtually no electric car, despite significant tax breaks and nuclear electricity at 0.10 EUR/KWh.