My point was not that electric cars cannot be produced -- they can, and in large numbers for low prices -- but that the electric grid in the United States canno

My point was not that electric cars cannot be produced -- they can, and in large numbers for low prices -- but that the electric grid in the United States cannot yet support millions of cars charging every day, especially when you consider the multitude of other electric devices those same people have plugged in 24/7. Once we have nuclear power plants again and modern lines running to modern equipment in every American home, then we can talk about everyone switching to electric cars. Technology is not used in a vacuum: a lot of pieces have to fall into place first.