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Probably won't be long before it's not economical to stock petrol at many petrol stations in Norway (diesel will likely last longer due to truck use). By 2035,
by mhandley 4y ago
Probably won't be long before it's not economical to stock petrol at many petrol stations in Norway (diesel will likely last longer due to truck use). By 2035, Norway won't be the only place. How long before people have range anxiety when driving petrol cars?
Edit, because I can't reply further: perhaps this won't at first be a problem on long journeys, but if you live in a small town and the nearest petrol is 100km away from where you live, you start to have to plan your daily driving to factor in a long detour occasionally. We're really used to having fuel available everywhere. This will change, the only question is when.
- sandworm101 4y agoConsidering most conventional cars can today drive half way across most European countries on a single tank, range anxiety won't be an issue for a long while.
- wil421 4y agoGoogle says the average age for cars in Norway is 10 years. It will be along time before petrol stations close. If banning ICEs fails because of adoption expect the black market to take care of it. Or people will import older ICEs from abroad using loopholes.