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Of course. There are some very off-road capable EVs (check out Rivian) but they are pricey. Lower prices requires scaling up mass production of batteries and c
by stetrain 3y ago
Of course. There are some very off-road capable EVs (check out Rivian) but they are pricey.
Lower prices requires scaling up mass production of batteries and cars which is what is happening. Gas cars have had a century of mass production economies of scale to reach their current production efficiency.
And generally cars do not come used and depreciated from the factory, so that market will develop over time.
As will charging infrastructure, which is expanding rapidly through lot of public and private investment over the next few years.