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This went in a different direction than I'd guessed. As someone who still drives a manual transmission car in the US, my guess is that non-electric cars will ev
by jmcphers 4y ago
This went in a different direction than I'd guessed. As someone who still drives a manual transmission car in the US, my guess is that non-electric cars will eventually be a category for enthusiasts.
Those for whom a car is an appliance will gravitate towards increasingly cheap, subsidized, low-maintenance electrics, but there will probably always be a market for gas models for those who can afford them, and my guess is those will increasingly feature stick shifts since they're targeted at the enthusiast crowd.
- wrycoder 4y ago#gaspunk
- hnav 4y agoBut probably some other fuel that burns cleaner without NOₓ/CO/CO₂ emissions, maybe hydrogen (no emissions at all) or ammonia (NOₓ only).
- ilyt 4y agoHydrogen still produces NOx; it is purely the effect of high temperature on atmosphere, the higher temperature the worse it is; so it still needs catalyst and rest of the emission control clown car