I'm bearish on anything that isn't a full blown car ever being on the street in any real numbers capable of affecting anything at scale. The nanosecond somethi

I'm bearish on anything that isn't a full blown car ever being on the street in any real numbers capable of affecting anything at scale. The nanosecond something comes down in cost per performance enough to be a viable replacement or middle ground between a car and a bus pass the poor will adopt it in droves and then all the upper middle class types will find reasons to crap on it. This already happened with mopeds. Many US states regulate them like motorcycles with the "we don't say the quiet part out loud" being that that drives up the cost making them not as viable for many potential users. We're starting to see the beginnings of this happen with e-bikes as they approach and sometimes exceed moped performance. I don't see why a electric trike would be any different. I hope I'm wrong.