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Let market economics drive the behavior/buying decisions. Sure there are edge cases but for the most part EVs are more convient, comfortable, cleaner. The downs

by conk 4y ago

Let market economics drive the behavior/buying decisions. Sure there are edge cases but for the most part EVs are more convient, comfortable, cleaner. The downsides are long recharge times during road trips and initial upfront costs. Studies show a lot of promise in improving charge speed and cost in the near future.

ericmay 4y ago
> Let market economics drive the behavior/buying decisions. I think this makes sense, generally speaking, but the problem is that this isn't a "market" in the overall sense, only in choosing between vehicles. Gas and oil infrastructure for example has a lot of government involvement, so will charging infrastructure. So you can't really let the market decide here because the competition isn't really there.