Yet, deciding whether they can afford a car, fuel it and maintain it is a major worry. Many people rely on a vehicle to get to work; many rely on it for work.
Seen the pollution they cause getting rid of the did battery engines?
Whilst your sentiment may be apt for many, I don't believe the threat of going hungry is the reality just yet for "most people". Excuse my social blindness whilst I stare from a window in my home counties gated community....(which is actually a northern council estate)
Going cold is definitely a reality - I spend most of my day freezing working from home because I'm terrified of racking up a huge energy bill. I earn roughly the average salary in this country and am not eligible for any form of government subsidy or benefit
Viva Brexit
They are far from green as stated .....plus wait till the new ones have a seatbelt tax ......
www.reuters.com
I understand, it's a cripplingly high rise in price, but have you got a smart meter to monitor your energy usage with one of your rooms central heated, so you can cost calculate?
Yes I do - It currently cost about £1 an hour to heat my house
Polluting rivers in third world countries to get rid of the toxic battery acid - plus it in the future if everyone had an electric car how is going to be produced on that massive scale ?You’re just stating lies as fact.
EVs over their lifetime are significantly better for the environment than ICE cars. It only takes about 15000 miles of driving for an EV to become more beneficial in terms of carbon emissions.
Factbox: Lifetime carbon emissions of electric vehicles vs gasoline cars
Reuters analyzed data generated by an Argonne National Laboratory model to determine at what point a typical electric vehicle (EV) becomes cleaner than an equivalent gasoline car in terms of its lifetime carbon footprint.
I don't lie when it's on national news they must be lying according to you ....You’re just stating lies as fact.
EVs over their lifetime are significantly better for the environment than ICE cars. It only takes about 15000 miles of driving for an EV to become more beneficial in terms of carbon emissions.
Factbox: Lifetime carbon emissions of electric vehicles vs gasoline cars
Reuters analyzed data generated by an Argonne National Laboratory model to determine at what point a typical electric vehicle (EV) becomes cleaner than an equivalent gasoline car in terms of its lifetime carbon footprint.
It's a fair point this Joey. Indeed I think it was Brennan who made the point that air pollution (I.e. environmental pollution in a wider sense) is as important as worrying about carbon emissions.
