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In addition to the ban happening in 2035, most people are charging their cars late at night, when there is surplus power. Although commuters may want to charge
by kagakuninja 4y ago
In addition to the ban happening in 2035, most people are charging their cars late at night, when there is surplus power. Although commuters may want to charge while at work.
BTW, for the people shitting on California's ban, people seem to be forgetting that a number of automakers, including Ford, GM, Mercedes-Benz, have announced they are ending production of gasoline powered cars in... you guessed it, 2035.
This is about economics. The gas powered car will soon be dead.
- EricE 4y agoRead the article - it specifically calls out they are concerned about deficiencies *at night*. When are you going to charge your electric cars again?
- newbie2020 4y agoIt’s not economics - it’s a mandate. It’s the other way around. California is the biggest car market on the planet. All car makers target California (and to some extent Texas), so whatever California will buy, carmakers will build. And since California has outlawed gas cars by 2035, auto makers have declared they will stop making them by 2035.