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This can be solved by raising gas prices. "How much can I spend to throw away CO2 to go to a place with my car?"

• Always42 3y ago
  whilst simultaneously hurting those that can't afford a EV. the point of sale ev credits coming in 2024 would help, but if your in the used market (e.g. low income end) this would suck.
  • benj111 3y ago
    In the UK we 'technically' have a fuel duty escalator that goes up each year (I say technically because it's been overridden by the chancellor every year for the last decade). Anyway, I think that's a good idea for these situations. I communicates that prices will be going up in the long term and allows people to cut their cloth accordingly. I do share your concern though. I think we need to resurrect the idea of the 'peoples car' to get cheap new EVs out there, to make up for a lack of depth in the second hand ev market.
• jesterson 3y ago
  That's how "climate change" activists think - not to create something great and outstanding but make you miserable by making something great and outstanding either illegal or prohibitively expensive. That's what EV are good for, outside of narrow good use cases. People just don't wanna use them for anything except virtue signalling.