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>So someone wanting to stay on gas can still buy a brand new 2034 one and drive it for decades. Have you seen how difficult it still is to buy some new cars, a
by FirmwareBurner 3y ago
>So someone wanting to stay on gas can still buy a brand new 2034 one and drive it for decades.
Have you seen how difficult it still is to buy some new cars, as in the waiting times? If you wait for 2034 to buy a new car, you'll never get it. I expect that by 2030, the backlog of orders will e full already till the end of production in 2035.
- wkat4242 3y agoNo I haven't owned a car for years. But I think the demand will drop anyway. Especially here in Europe we're not so invested in gas guzzlers (and cars in general really depending on the country). Cars tend to be very compact, so much that American movies often make fun of them.
- FirmwareBurner 3y ago>But I think the demand will drop anyway. That's your bubble talking, the reality goes in the other direction.
- wkat4242 3y agoNot really, electric cars and hybrid are really taking off here. Especially because more and more people have installed solar panels since the Ukraine war increased energy prices a lot. With that they can charge their cars for free. In the Netherlands delivered electricity can right now be taken off the bill per kWh but in the future this will change, and during sun hours the delivered kWh won't be worth a lot. But using it for charging a car will still mean free fuel.