Yes , coal burning is better than burning imported petroleum.

@@GreenDriveIndia it’s not .. generally coal is the major pollutant and global warming cause. Most petroleum engines these days are very clean and mostly emit water vapor.

Thanks for sharing your perspective. We said that the decision was based on finances but we started thinking about the other benefits afterwards

Batteries won't need to be changed for the life of the car. There owners in our group who driven for 2 lakh kms and battery is still going strong

Thanks for sharing your perspective. Outsourcing pollution was mentioned to emphasize the broader challenge of managing emissions, not to overlook rural areas. Do you replace your phone or laptop battery every six months or a year, as your statement suggests battery life equals the warranty period? When your vehicle's auxiliary battery needs replacement, does someone come to your doorstep asking for it? It's fascinating to witness rapid advancements in battery technology like Na-ion cells. While mobile OEMs introduce new models with advanced features every six months, people don't indefinitely wait for the latest upgrade. Interestingly, the video link you shared contradicts your points, clearly showing electric vehicles as superior. It's worth noting that many everyday items such as mobile phones, laptops, and other battery-powered devices also utilize the same rare earth minerals as EV batteries, suggesting similar environmental considerations. I admire your dedication to environmental awareness and look forward to a fruitful discussion on how we can collectively contribute to a cleaner future.

@@asheesharoraEV Sir, I just wanted to emphasize that EVs are not so environmentally friendly as projected to ordinary citizens. Besides I don't think battery life equals warranty period but data suggests it will definitely impact resale value, which is being surfaced lately in European and US market. I get your point on prioritizing larger population of big cities in realm of "broader challenge of Emissions" I agree. Regardless EV does make a sense for someone's running 70 kms in city traffic just on economical bases.

@@Petrolhead11yes most people 80% buy car for city commute especially for office . And average commute per day is not more than 40-50 km. I like evs because I am not dependent on govt to run my car. I can produce my own electricity and run my ev. Almost 5-7% ev owners have their own solar panels. You can’t run ICE without govt importing fuel and refining it. I admit that evs are not zero emission vehicles but even with 100% electricity with coal evs are more than efficient than petrol diesel car

@@GreenDriveIndia You are dependent on Govt since day 1. Govt policies favor EVs , look at the taxation. If EVs are taxed as ICE vehicles, you won't even consider EV. And don't forget subsidies. Hybrids make more sense than EVs but govt policies are making it harder to adopt. If Hybrids given tax benefit, EV market will cease to exist.

@@Petrolhead11 only difference as of now is gst and road tax. Evs will sell regardless.

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